Our General Education curriculum is designed to build a strong academic foundation while nurturing critical thinking, communication, and a Christ-centered perspective. These courses introduce students to essential disciplines including English, mathematics, social sciences, history, business, technology, and the humanities, equipping them with practical skills for both academic success and everyday life.

Through subjects such as psychology, sociology, global history, and philosophy, students gain a broader understanding of the world and diverse perspectives, while courses in religion and ethics encourage thoughtful reflection grounded in Christian values. This well-rounded program prepares students to engage confidently in their major studies and to serve effectively in their communities and future vocations.

Old Testament Studies

This series of Old Testament courses provides students with a solid foundation in the history, literature, and theology of the Hebrew Scriptures. Through the study of Israel’s kingdom, wisdom writings, and the messages of the prophets, students gain a deeper understanding of God’s covenant, character, and redemptive plan. The inclusion of Biblical Hebrew further enriches learning by enabling students to engage with the original language of the text, fostering a more accurate and meaningful interpretation of Scripture.

New Testament Studies

This New Testament course series introduces students to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the development of the early Church. Through the study of the Gospels, Acts, and the Pauline Epistles, students gain a deeper understanding of the message of salvation and the mission of believers. The inclusion of New Testament Greek allows students to explore Scripture in its original language, enhancing their ability to interpret and apply biblical truths with clarity and depth.