Fall Courses
PL121: Old Testament Survey
Allen Tyndall, MEd, MDiv, DMin
Mondays, 8:00pm Eastern
Start Date: September 6, 2021
How is the Bible like an onion? To find out, join us in studying the literature, historical background, geography, and significance of the books of the Old Testament. When you learn to bridge the gap from original meaning to the contemporary significance of God’s revelation of Himself, you’ll discover that the Bible is not primarily about history, but about God. In lively class discussion, answers are challenged as students grow and learn to live out Proverbs 27:17.
PL271: Fundamentals of Church Leadership
John Oelze, MDiv, MA
Thursdays, 8:00pm Eastern
Start Date: September 9, 2021
This course explores the principles of Christian leadership that create the underpinnings of every successful local church. Students examine leadership principles from a Biblical basis and learn to apply those principles to specific local church situations so that they become adept at exercising active leadership. One student said of this course, “The textbook knowledge came alive by applying it to ministry. After every chat session, I was so pumped I wanted to go out (at 11:00pm) and change the world right on the spot!”
PL691: Everyday Disciplemaking
Dr. Tim Roehl
Tuesdays, 8:00pm Eastern
Start Date: September 7, 2021
This course will equip students with a Scriptural, practical, and reproducible strategy for disciplemaking personally, in community, and as a church. Dr. Tim Roehl is Founder and President of the Fit & Flourish Network and “Itinerant Multiplier,” with 40 years of ministry experience. With his wife, Shirley, Tim has served as an urban restart pastor, law enforcement chaplain, suburban church planter, denominational leader, missionary, author, coach, and trainer with leaders from over 75 nations and 75 organizations.