Course Descriptions
Hebrews
How does the New Covenant relate to the Old? Is the Old Covenant still valid today? Can Christians fall away from the faith? The answer to these and other important questions are examined in this course through a careful study of the socio-historical context, structure, genre, content, and theology of Hebrews in order to understand the author’s message and apply his teaching to the church today.
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History of Christian Leadership
Leadership is vital to the life and existence of the church. Events of recent days, though, have raised anew the question of what kind of leadership is needed for this time in the history of the Church. In this course, we look at biblical sources (primarily, the letters of the Apostle Paul and the lives of Phoebe and Priscilla), individuals from the Ancient Church (Basil of Caesarea and Macrina, Bede, Boniface, and Timothy of Baghdad) and from the modern era (Brilliana Harley, Antoine Court, Jonathan Edwards, Anne Dutton, Andrew Fuller, and Hugh Brown) to help guide our reflection about the nature and shape of Christian leadership.
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Johannine Literature
The Johannine literature, which comprises John's Gospel, 1-3 John, and Revelation, makes an essential contribution to the theology of the New Testament and the entire Bible. In this course primary emphasis is given to John’s Gospel, and here especially the seven signs of Jesus. The Johannine letters (1-3 John) and the book of Revelation will be surveyed as well.
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Pastoral Internship I
The student will be involved in a “hands on” ministry in a church, parachurch organization, hospital, prison, or the like, appropriate to the student’s ministry goals. The two internship courses (SME611, SME612) are to be taken in immediate sequence to each other over an 8-month period and together, they must total a minimum of 500 hours. The student must have completed 50 hours of the M.Div. program. Prerequisites: THS522 Theology of Church & Ministry, PAS701 Pastoral Theology I, and HOM511 Expository Preaching I.
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Pastoral Internship II
The student will be involved in a “hands on” ministry in a church, parachurch organization, hospital, prison, or the like, appropriate to the student’s ministry goals. The two internship courses (SME611, SME612) are to be taken in immediate sequence to each other over an 8-month period and together, they must total a minimum of 500 hours. The student must have completed 50 hours of the M.Div. program. Prerequisites: THS522 Theology of Church & Ministry, PAS701 Pastoral Theology I, and HOM511 Expository Preaching I.
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Science and Christianity
This course examines the relation between science and Christianity: historically, methodologically, philosophically, as well as personally and practically. Christianity has faced challenges from new ideas including Greek science and philosophy in the past, and more recently the issue of evolutionary origins. What lessons can we learn from the past to help us respond well now?
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Typical Problems in Biblical Counselling
This course will involve the conceptualization and counselling methodology for problems typically encountered in Biblical Counseling. Biblical formulations and secular approaches will be compared and contrasted.
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Make the most of your time to learn and grow this spring and summer by studying God’s Word with Heritage College & Seminary.
Whether you are looking to continue work on your degree or desire the opportunity to dig deeper into God’s Word this summer—Heritage’s Spring & Summer classes offer you the opportunity to study the Bible and grow in your faith through a variety of courses.
Spring & Summer 2024
Courses are available to take for credit or non-credit.
Current students can register on myHeritage. The deadline to register is March 22, 2024.
Full Credit:
For those already enrolled in a degree or certificate program at Heritage or who apply to a program in advance.
Non-Credit (Audit, No Assignments):
Course Formats:
Heritage College Students:
Spring & Summer 2024 Schedule
For more information on the classes we are offering this Spring & Summer at Heritage, please click on the following link to see the schedule: Heritage College & Seminary Spring & Summer 2024 Schedule.