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Galatians & Romans (Spring 2026)
A deep dive into the two of the most enduring and influential texts of all time: Paul’s letter to the Galatians and Paul’s letter to the Romans.
Thought of C. S. Lewis (Spring 2026)
Explore the life, works and thought of C. S. Lewis, one of the most influential thinkers and authors of the 20th century.
Faith & Finance (Spring 2026)
This class explores how to think about money from a Christian perspective, but also practical Christian principles for stewarding money well.
Hot Topics: Studies in Christian Ethics (Fall 2025)
After taking Christian Apologetics you’ll have more confidence in defending your Christian beliefs.
Defending the Faith: Answering Challenges To the Christian Faith (Fall 2025)
After taking Christian Apologetics you’ll have more confidence in defending your Christian beliefs.
Philosophy of C. S. Lewis
This course is an introduction to the philosophy of C. S. Lewis: what he thought, why, and how that informs the way we see and experience the world. We’ll explore topics like arguments for and against God’s existence, the possibility of miracles, ethics, culture, and much more.
Christian Worldview: Christianity and its Fashionable Alternatives
In this class, we’ll explore the foundations of a Christian worldview and see how it stacks up to other religions and belief systems.
New Testament: The Revolutionary Book About God
An introduction to the characters, ideas, and events that changed the world.
Basic Christian Theology
This course seeks to answer two fundamental questions about Christianity: What do Christians believe, and why do they believe it? Students will sharpen their understanding on some of the most important aspects of Christian thought: The Trinity. Incarnation. Justification. The Church. Heaven and Hell.
History of Christianity
In this class, we’ll explore these questions and take up the arduous task of Christian history.