BOSTON, MA

2012-2013

FALL 2012

Class sessions are listed in order unless otherwise noted.

27060     Systematic Theology I - 3 hours
A careful and systematic study of Christian doctrines, covering introduction to theology, revelation and Scripture, and the existence, attributes, and triune nature of God. Dr. Gregg Allison, gallison@sbts.edu

27070 Systematic Theology II - 3 hours
A careful and systematic study of Christian doctrines, covering creation and providence, angels, humanity, sin, and the person and work of Christ. Dr. Stephen Wellum, swellum@sbts.edu

27080    Systematic Theology III - 3 hours
A careful and systematic study of Christian doctrines, covering the person and work of the Holy Spirit, salvation, the church, and last things. Dr. Owen Strachan, ODStrachan@sbt.edu

APPLIED MINISTRY (AM)

Courses are offered through the Center as needed.

AM will be offered on Saturdays.

44905    Applied Ministry - 2 hours
Approved placement of at least nine hours weekly in a ministry position with weekly individual and small group supervision. Goals and objectives as well as procedures and strategies for ministry in churches, agencies, and communities are the focus for reflective learning. Applied Ministry Orientation by video
link. Dr. Ernest Beevers, Dr.B1.1@juno.com

SPRING 2013

20200     Intro to Old Testament I - 3 hours
An introduction to the Pentateuch and the historical books of the Old Testament in the English Bible, Genesis through Esther, including an examination of critical, historical, hermeneutical, and theological issues. Dr. Russell T. Fuller, rfuller@sbts.edu

20220     Intro to Old Testament II - 3 hours
An introduction to the Prophets and Writings in the English Old Testament, Job through Malachi, including an examination of critical, historical, hermeneutical, and theological issues. Dr. T.J. Betts, tbetts@sbts.edu

32100     Personal Evangelism - 3 hours
A study of personal evangelism designed to equip the minister to train others in a variety of skills related to personal evangelism. This required course cannot be satisfied through transfer credit. Dr. Mark Coppenger, mcoppenger@sbts.edu