SUMMER SCHOOL
M/T/Th 4-8pm/Wed 4-6:30pm/Fri 2-6pm
June 6–10 NT 301 I & II THESSALONIANS (3) - Introduction, exposition, and exegesis of Paul's writing concerning the start of the Thessalonian church during his 2^nd missionary journey. The importance of the placement of the books in the cannon of Scripture, their relationship to the other Epistles, and to both the Old and New Testament is also examined - Evangelist Rick Flanders 

June 13–17 BT 101 BIBLE MIRACLES (3) – A detailed study of Bible miracles, with an emphasis on their importance in the enlargement of the faith of the Church Age believer - Pastor Trevor Wingwaldt

FALL CLASSES MEET 8/29 - 12/8, 2011

DS 101/102 DIRECTED STUDY I STRONGHOLD (1credit/semester)Students will have two semesters to complete the RUI Stronghold course. The class will have predetermined dates for submission of work and verses tests. A passing grade of C is required for all verses tests – Dr Ray Borah

Mon/Wed 4-5:20pm - BI 103 BIBLE DOCTRINES I (3) - A comprehensive study of the essential doctrines of the Scriptures from a Baptist, pre-millennial, pre-tribulation, dispensational perspective. This course deals primarily with the doctrines of Theology Proper (God), Christology (Christ), and Pneumatology (The Holy Spirit). The errors of Calvinistic (Reformed/Covenant) theology are exposed (offered once every three years) – Pastor Dan Outler

Mon 5:30-7:30pm – PD 101 DISCIPLESHIP I (2) - Foundational studies designed to assist students attain spiritual maturity in the following foundational principles of the Word of God: Assurance, The Bible, The Church, Our Daily Walk, the Enemy, The Family, God, The Holy Spirit, Immersion, Jesus Christ, Kinship, The LORD's Supper, and Missions – Mr. Robert Nilges

Mon 5:30-7:30pm – PD 104 ADVANCED DISCIPLESHIP I (2) Advanced studies designed to assist students to further their growth in the foundational principles of God’s Word. Subjects include Apostasy, Bride of Christ, Crucified Life, Divorce, Education, Financial Freedom, Gifts of the Spirit, Hell, Israel, Judging & Discerning, Kingdom of God, Liberty, Liberalism & License, and Mysteries of God – Mr. Joel Sharp

Mon 6-8pm PS 102 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OF THE LOCAL CHURCH (2) - Provides students with practical information, useful tools, and requisite skills w will enable them to serve and manage effectively in the ministry of a local NT church (offered once every three years) – Mr. Bob Bisconti

T/Th 4-5:20pm – OT 305 PROVERBS (3) – A study and practical application of the Biblical character traits (goads and nails) requisite for leading a Christ-centered life built upon the foundations of the grace of God (offered once every three years) – Dr Ray Borah

T/Th 5:30-6:50 OT BIBLICAL THEOLOGY (3) The exegetical study, with associated research and writing requirements, of the progressive self-disclosure of God in the OT, including contemporary theological issues, and a perusal of extant writings (offered once every three years) – Dr Ray Borah

T/Th 7-8:20pm - PS 221 HOMILETICS (3) Prerequisites: Credit for, or concurrent enrollment in SP 101/ 102 - Basic course in sermon construction. Both the structure and content of the sermon in building expository Bible messages are considered. The second semester is occupied with practice preaching (offered once every three years) – Mr. Bob Bisconti

Wed 5:30-6:50pm - PD 111 METHODICAL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT (2) – In-depth studies of those character traits which will enable the student to ascertain root problems, understand levels of conflict, communicate an assurance of salvation, assume an acceptance of self, articulate goals for their life, assure harmony at home, assume mature dating habits, accomplish successful friendships. Students will learn to appreciate the necessity of Biblically based discernment, and the Scriptural steps necessary to correct scriptural violations. This course is required for all students – Dr Borah  

Wed 7-8:20pm PD 110 METHODICAL BIBLE STUDY & MEDITATION (2) - Designed to assist the student in developing a Biblically sound methodology for Bible study, including articulating the purpose, analyzing the process, and accumulating a product from their studies. The students will also compile a Theological Outline for numerous Bible books. This course is required for all students – Mr. Bob Bisconti

Thu 8:10-9am WOMEN OF THE WORD (WOW) - Mrs Wendy Burks

Sat 8:30-11am - EN 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION & GRAMMAR (3) - As an introduction to the writing process, essays, and autobiographies, this course presents a review of sentence structure, punctuation, spelling, paragraph development, and essay organization Emphasis is on expository writing. A minimum grade of "C" is required to pass this course (offered once every three years) – TBD

CD COURSES:

BI 301 LAYERS OF CONTEXT IN SCRIPTURE (3) - A Biblical methodology which approaches the study of Scripture from seven basic layers of context, thereby affording a larger picture of everything in the Bible.– Dr Ray Borah

BI 205 BIBLIOLOGY (3) Study of the materials, men and methods of the discipline of textual criticism. The contrasts between the Textus Receptus (TR), Critical Text (CT), and Majority Text (MajT) are explored in order to equip students with a the tools to evaluate resultant translations and paraphrases from these texts - Dr Ray Borah                                                                                                                                                                                                           

                                                   WINTER INTERIM ~ Adjunct Faculty Dec 12-16, 2011

NT 104 LUKE (3) - Classes meet M/T/Th 4-8:30pm; Wed 4-6:30pm; Fri 2-6pm - Christ-centered redemptive approach to Luke=s Gospel as it reveals the Lord Jesus Christ as the son of man, our kinsman-redeemer. The importance of the placement of the book in the cannon of Scripture, its relationship to the other books in the Gospels, and its relationship to both the Old and New Testament, and the medical language of the writing is also examined – Dr Thomas Strouse

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Commencing August 2, 2011, I agree to make a payment of $    no later than Tuesday of each week for a period of 20 weeks. I understand that if a payment is delinquent I will not be permitted to attend classes the following week, and that I will continue to be denied attendance privileges until all payments are current. My absence from classes will incur a zero for the class work on those days, and missing more than the number of days than course credits for the individual courses will lower the final grade in those classes. After September 2, 2011, I am responsible to pay all the monies due, even if I do not finish the semester.

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