World-Class Courses

Introductory study of the universe, stars, galaxies, and space exploration, integrating science and Scripture to reveal God’s creation.

Practical, problem-based algebra focused on real-world applications to strengthen everyday problem-solving and decision-making skills.

Introductory biology course integrating Christian faith, exploring life sciences, creation, stewardship, and the value of life.

Foundational psychology course integrating Christian faith with key theories, concepts, and understanding of human behavior and well-being.

Professional writing course strengthening clear, effective communication across emails, reports, collaboration, and essays for lifelong use.

This is a persuasive writing course developing rhetoric, logic, and evidence skills to craft compelling, effective arguments.

Survey of early American literature from exploration through the Civil War, examining foundational writers, texts, and ideas.

Survey of early United States history from settlement to Civil War, emphasizing liberty and formative American ideas.

Introductory statistics course covering data analysis, inference, and interpretation, with hands-on practice using Excel and JAMOVI.

Introductory cybersecurity course covering digital threats, privacy, ethics, and hands-on skills to protect and maintain personal computers.

Describe some quality or feature of the company. Write a short paragraph about it and choose an appropriate icon.

Introductory sociology course examining society, institutions, inequality, diversity, and social change through core sociological theories.

Theatre appreciation course exploring dramatic principles, history, cultural impact, and contemporary theatrical practices.

Oral communication course focusing on speech organization, presentation skills, practice, theory, and constructive feedback.

Introductory philosophy course exploring metaphysics, knowledge, and ethics through Western, non-Western thinkers, and world religions.

Introductory art appreciation course exploring Christianity’s influence on culture, symbols, identity, and visual meaning through history.

New Testament literature course examining historical context, writings, and the life and ministry of Jesus and Paul.

Old Testament survey exploring Scripture as one unified story, highlighting themes that point to Christ and God’s redemptive plan.

This course explores the Bible as one unified story of God’s love, redemption, and restoration.

Personal growth course fostering self-discovery, spiritual development, purpose, resilience, and goal-setting rooted in trusting God.

Introductory Latin course teaching Roman vocabulary, grammar, and culture through engaging online instruction.

Second-semester Latin course advancing Roman vocabulary, grammar, and culture through engaging online instruction.

Systematic theology course exploring core Christian beliefs, ethics, and their application to contemporary faith and life.

Survey of Christian Church history from its beginnings to today, examining its influence on modern and future ministry.

Biblical research methods course developing skills in study, interpretation, application, and communicating Scripture faithfully and independently.

Applied biblical leadership course exploring kingdom principles and the “I Am Third” model for living and leading faithfully.

Introductory computer science course using C++ to teach programming, algorithms, data structures, and software development principles.