2009-2010 Classes

Fall Semester 2009 (Sept. 14-Nov. 16)

7:15-8:20 PM Classes

 

The Triune God*

This course will help the student understand God better and build confidence in Him. Topics include the trinity; the character of God; the preexistence, incarnation, deity, death, resurrection and return of Christ; and the personality and power of the Holy Spirit.

Mr. Joel Reid

B.S. Penn State Univ.

 

 

Beyond Reasonable Doubt**

This course is an introduction to the study of apologetics and learning how to defend your faith. It looks at the evidence to confirm the claims of Christianity in archeology, the resurrection of Christ, creation, fulfilled prophecy, and the reliability of the Bible.

Mrs. Vonnie Campbell

Liberty University

 

 Teaching Adults With Confidence

This course is designed to provide in-depth training for those who are teaching the Bible to adults. Course sessions answer the following questions: What are good methods to employ? What are the characteristics of adults at various stages of life? How do adults learn and how should they be taught?

Mr. Dean Parry

B. Pharm. Phila. College of Pharmacy

 

CHAPEL: 8:10-8:35 PM

(Fall Semester only, every other week)

 

8:25-9:30 PM Classes

 

Growing Toward Spiritual Maturity*

This course helps the disciple of Christ by presenting keys to growth such as discipleship, prayer, Bible reading, spiritual giftedness, leading, and mentoring, with the goal of becoming more like Jesus.

Pastor Darrin Hunt

B.S. Phila. Biblical Univ.

M. Div. Bethel Seminary of the East

 

Pastoral Epistles****

This course is a study of 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus.   How does God want your church to believe and behave?  Learn  what God expects of His church, including godly leadership, biblical teaching, and faithfulness.   

Pastor Charles Cole

Th.B. Baptist Bible College

 

Spring Semester 2010 (Jan. 4-Mar. 1)

 7:15-8:45 PM Classes

John****

This course covers the Gospel of John.  John stresses the importance of belief, proofs for the deity of Jesus, the power of love, and the nature of truth .  A knowledge of this fundamental Gospel is crucial for every growing believer.

Mr. Russell Luckenbaugh

B.A. Penn State Univ.

Th.M. Dallas Theol. Seminary

 

Biblical Beliefs**

This course studies the core teachings of the Bible that every Christian should know.   It covers the inspiration of the Bible, the creation and the fall of man, faith, regeneration, justification, adoption, prayer, worship, angels, Satan, and the resurrections and final judgments.

Pastor James Beck

B.S. Phila. Biblical Univ.

M. Div. Grace Theol. Seminary 

 

 

*--ETA Course Required

**-- ETA Course Elective

***--Central Penn Diploma Required

****--Central Penn Diploma Elective
 

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