JACKSON, TENNESSEE

2012-2013

FALL 2012

Classes are listed in time order.

30000     Christian Preaching - 3 hours
A basic course in principles of preaching as they relate to exegesis of the Hebrew and Greek texts, context, content, application, structure, style, and delivery of sermons. This course is offered to men only and is designed to prepare for a preaching ministry in local congregations. Dr. William Henard III, bhenard@sbts.edu

22200     Intro to New Testament I - 3 hours
A study of the materials available for studying the life and teachings of Jesus, the transmission of the gospel traditions in the early church, the teachings of Jesus, the main events in Jesus’ life, and the quests for the historical Jesus. Dr. Paul Norman Jackson

22220     Intro to New Testament II - 3 hours
A study of the Acts to Revelation in the framework of the history of the early church. Dr. Paul Norman Jackson

APPLIED MINISTRY (AM)

Courses are offered through the Center as needed.

AM is taught on Mondays at 8:00 a.m.

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. Jerry Tidwell, tidwell@uu.edu

SPRING 2013

Classes are listed in time order.

30020     Preaching Practicum - 3 hours
Sermons by students who are preparing for a preaching ministry will be analyzed and evaluated by the instructor using live and video techniques with attention given to biblical content, organization, application, style, and delivery. Dr. Robert Vogel, rvogel@sbts.edu

25100     Intro to Church History I - 3 hours
This course will cover the history of Christianity from its inception to the Protestant Reformation (1600). Dr. Thomas J. Nettles, tnettles@sbts.edu

25120     Intro to Church History II - 3 hours
This course will focus on four major areas of study in the modern period: the history of Protestantism, the origin and history of Baptists, the history of Roman Catholicism, and American church history. Dr. Thomas J. Nettles, tnettles@sbts.edu