Courses
Summer Session (June 25—August 3)
Please note: courses will disappear from this list once they are completed
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Immerse yourself in the entire New Testament, one book at a time. In this overview, you will connect each book’s central message to the larger New Testament and also to its own time and place in history; and especially to Jesus and his impact on those who knew him best. Gain a stron... Full course details
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Modern Anglican identity is the product of a diverse, fascinating, and oft-neglected history. Meet the people and explore the events that have shaped the Anglican Church. Examine the core convictions, contentions, and concerns that have marked the development of its theology and... Full course details
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This course is a continuation of LANG 510. Our primary focus this term will be the Hebrew verb system with an emphasis on the various forms of the Hebrew verb (morphology). At the same time we will be continuing to work on building our vocabulary base and ... Full course details
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The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to the basic elements of Greek grammar and vocabulary as a foundation for reading and interpreting the Greek New Testament. The student will be asked to memorize thoroughly the vocabulary and word... Full course details
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Modern Anglican identity is the product of a diverse, fascinating, and oft-neglected history. Meet the people and explore the events that have shaped the Anglican Church. Examine the core convictions, contentions, and concerns that have marked the development of its the... Full course details
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Are you called upon to lead teams in fast-moving environments, whether in the marketplace or in the church? Do you want to enable the teams you lead to thrive and be effective in demanding times? Through interactive dialogue and a workshop style, engage with the biblical narrati... Full course details
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Explore women's lives and religious beliefs in the early centuries of the Church. Encounter both the concept and the lived reality of being female in Greco-Roman, Jewish, and early Christian cultures by studying the biblical text, literary sources, and archaeological evidence. E... Full course details
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Join us as we examine Indigenous expressions of Christian faith and life. Compare and contrast Western and Indigenous theological methods with specific application to issues such as our understanding of the Creator God, the work of the Spirit, articulation of the gospel, and images ... Full course details
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Spiritual theology finds no better starting point or guide than the chronicle of prayer, worship, and liturgy found in the Psalms. Read and explore key psalms, contemplating past and present interpretations and considering how those psalms feature in the liturgy and the life of ... Full course details
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Spiritual theology finds no better starting point or guide than the chronicle of prayer, worship, and liturgy found in the Psalms. Read and explore key psalms, contemplating past and present interpretations and considering how those psalms feature in the liturgy and the life of ... Full course details
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Join us as we examine Indigenous expressions of Christian faith and life. Compare and contrast Western and Indigenous theological methods with specific application to issues such as our understanding of the Creator God, the work of the Spirit, articulation of the gospel, and images ... Full course details
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Jul 26–Aug 53 Credits: $1485No audit availableINDS 525Gulf Islands, Canada
Embark on an eight-day voyage in an open rowing/sailing boat in the Gulf Islands as you reflect prayerfully on the nature of place and pilgrimage in the Christian life. Reflect on the writings of those many Christians whose own understanding of God has been focused by t... Full course details
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Whether in a secular or a Christian context you will need to lead through times of change—both change that you have initiated, and that arising from circumstances outside of your control. Bring to bear both Christian theological insight and best practices within your particu... Full course details
The book of Exodus is the real story of a community being reshaped and renewed under the lordship of Yahweh. Explore Exodus through a missional lens, discerning how the story displays God’s heart for the most vulnerable and inspires imaginative leadership. Trace the ... Full course details
Some of the earliest followers of Jesus Christ felt compelled to take the good news of his resurrection and lordship beyond the boundaries of Judea and Galilee, where Jewish worldviews were prevalent, and into urban centers of the Mediterranean basin, where pagan worldviews domin... Full course details
Since its inception in the eighteenth century, the evangelical movement has revitalised Protestantism. Examine the development of evangelicalism from its origin to the present day, attending to such developments as the evangelical affinity with the Enlightenment, the later rise o... Full course details
Scripture contains an integrative vision of faith and life, so why do so many Christians struggle to connect the two? Address this disconnect by re-examining common assumptions that prevent Christians from connecting the scriptural vision to the common challenges of modern work and lif... Full course detailsWhether in a secular or a Christian context you will need to lead through times of change—both change that you have initiated, and that arising from circumstances outside of your control. Bring to bear both Christian theological insight and best practices within yo... Full course details