A study of the concepts and principles of fundraising for nonprofits. The students will explore fundraising strategies, including basic planning and management principles, underlying organizational issues involved with planning and solicitation, including in-depth analysis of
(3 credits) Course Description This course is an introduction to the doctrine of man. In every culture throughout history, people have asked questions such as, “Who are we?” and “Why are we here?” The Bible
Course Description Paul passionately proclaimed the good news of individual salvation in Jesus Christ. But this wasn’t the heart of his gospel. According to Paul, salvation is not primarily about individuals being saved from the
(3 credits) Course Description Christian morality has always been challenged and rejected by unbelievers. But today even many believers have lost their moral footing. Moreover, believers who want to live ethically are frequently confused by
(3 credits) Course Description This course investigates the doctrine of Christology, focusing on the person and work of Jesus Christ, the most important human being that has ever lived. He is God in the flesh,
(2 credits) Course Description Modern evangelical theology is flooded with conflicting viewpoints. Many of these disagreements arise between denominations, while others arise within denominations and individual churches. The apparent hopelessness of reaching theological unity has
(3 credits) Course Description The first five books of the Old Testament are commonly called the Pentateuch. They tell the story of the nation of Israel from creation to preparation for the conquest of the
(3 credits) Course Description The first five books of the Old Testament are commonly called the Pentateuch. They tell the story of the nation of Israel from creation to preparation for the conquest of the
Many Christians are intrigued by biblical predictions but at a loss when it comes to understanding them. Feeling overwhelmed by their complicated history and literature, we often disregard them altogether, but when we understand the
(3 credits) Course Description Paul’s Prison Epistles examines the letters that Paul wrote after his arrest in Jerusalem and appeal to Caesar to have his case heard in Rome. These letters to house churches in Philippi,
