Virtual, Instructor-Led Courses
Spring 2023 Course Schedule
As a student, you will meet weekly with your instructor and fellow classmates in an interactive, online format featuring real time lectures, discussion and other media presentations.
current offerings
Virtual, Instructor-Led Courses
As a student, you will meet weekly with your instructor and fellow classmates in an interactive, online format featuring real time lectures, discussion and other media presentations.
"...allows you to ask questions on the go. Immediate feedback and you can hear/see the context of speech as opposed to reading comments. I enjoyed the personal examples and relevant discussion that you would not get from self-directed courses."
"Reading the books and the discussions in class rekindled something inside my heart... the teaching and the fellowship was real and very edifying."
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Wednesday, 6:15-8:00 PM CST
(Four credit hours) This course is a survey of all of the Pauline epistles with special
attention given to the purpose and doctrine of each in the context of Paul’s ministry as the Apostle of the Gentiles who was especially commissioned to make known the Dispensation of the Grace of God (also offered is a more in-depth study of Romans and a systematic comprehensive review
of Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians as separate courses).
Thursday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Four credit hours) This course deals with the Poeticals, or Wisdom Literature of the Bible found in the books of Job through Song of Solomon. Each book will be studied in its dispensational setting as part of all Scripture, (II Tim. 3:16). The primary textbook for this course is the Bible.
Monday, 6:15-8:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) Offered during the spring semester, this is a special class on the Biblical principles of marriage. With the institution of marriage under assault because of the increasingly secularist/humanistic worldview that has permeated our society, it is vitally important that those who want a secure marriage understand the Biblical principles of marriage, and how to apply them in their own relationship. The roles and responsibilities of husbands, wives, and couples as well as how to solve the most difficult problems of married life will be covered. Those who are interested are encouraged to sign up for the class as
soon as possible. Single people are allowed to attend. Married couples are strongly urged to attend together if at all possible.
NOTE: BBI allows for a modified application and “special class student” status. Such a designation allows students to exclusively register for only “special classes” like this course. Refer to the Student Handbook for further information. If this status applies to you, please contact the Registrar at (262) 644-5504 for further details and next steps.
Monday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) This course systematically works through the important epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Romans. The study of this book is vital to the understanding of man’s universal need of salvation, God’s provision of salvation through Jesus Christ, God’s offer of salvation by faith alone, the dispensational nature of the Bible, God’s dealings with Israel, and living the Christian life by faith.
Tuesday, 6:15-8:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) This course gives special attention to the distinctive errors that characterize the religious systems of the cults. The main emphasis is given to the true message of God’s Word enabling the student to recognize erroneous teachings whenever and wherever they are encountered. An overview of the beliefs of the major cults in America and how to reach individuals caught in the spiritual darkness of a cult or false religious system with the message of God’s Grace in Jesus Christ is also given.
Tuesday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) Theology is the study of God. Systematic Theology is the ordered study of the great doctrines of God’s Word, the Bible. Dispensational Theology is the systematic in-depth study of the great doctrines of Scripture according to the Biblical principle of right division (II Tim. 2:15). Practical Dispensational Theology is the study of dispensational theology with an emphasis on the application of Biblical truths to both the individual believer’s life and in the context of the corporate Body of Christ.
This course covers: The doctrines of Ecclesiology (doctrine of the Church, baptism, and the Lord’s Supper), and Eschatology (the doctrine of future things – death, the intermediate state, the resurrection, the judgments, and the final state).
Wednesday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(2 credit hours) A systematic review
of the Apostle Paul’s prison epistles to local churches. Special attention is given to Paul’s distinctive message of God’s Grace in Jesus Christ and the Body of Christ’s heavenly position and hope as revealed in these important letters.
Monday, 6:15-8:00 PM CST
(2 credit hours) This course is designed to view missions through the ministry of the Apostle Paul. The theological basis for mission is born out of God’s commission to and through the Apostle Paul and God’s strategy for leadership, evangelism, training and establishing churches on the mission field.
Tuesday, 6:15-8:00 PM, CST
(Two credit hours) Because of their intricate relationship to each other these two important prophetic books will be studied together and compared. Emphasis will be given to their dispensational perspectives and how they relate to other Bible books as well as the prophecies found in them concerning the fulfillment of God’s purpose for the nation of Israel, and the Lord Jesus Christ’s Second Coming in power and in glory.
Tuesday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) The major worldviews are compared and contrasted with Biblical Christianity. This study shows how non-Christian values and belief systems have negatively influenced the thinking of our times. The incredible clarity, coherence, and truthfulness of the true Christian worldview is highlighted and affirmed.
Wednesday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) This course series provides a general overview of the purposes, principles, and practices of Christian education within the local church.
This course covers the organization, development, and maintenance of educational ministries for children, youth and adults within the context of the local church and its outreaches. The establishment and operation of Christian day schools and camps will also be dealt with.
Thursday, 6:15-8:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) This course is an expositional study of the book of Acts with special emphasis given to the importance of its historical aspects concerning the beginning of the Church (the Body of Christ), the dispensational transition into Grace, and their harmonization with the epistles of the Apostle Paul.
Tuesday, 6:15-8:00 PM, CST
(Two credit hours) Because of their intricate relationship to each other these two important prophetic books will be studied together and compared. Emphasis will be given to their dispensational perspectives and how they relate to other Bible books as well as the prophecies found in them concerning the fulfillment of God’s purpose for the nation of Israel, and the Lord Jesus Christ’s Second Coming in power and in glory.
Tuesday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) The major worldviews are compared and contrasted with Biblical Christianity. This study shows how non-Christian values and belief systems have negatively influenced the thinking of our times. The incredible clarity, coherence, and truthfulness of the true Christian worldview is highlighted and affirmed.
Wednesday, 8:15-10:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) This course series provides a general overview of the purposes, principles, and practices of Christian education within the local church.
This course covers the organization, development, and maintenance of educational ministries for children, youth and adults within the context of the local church and its outreaches. The establishment and operation of Christian day schools and camps will also be dealt with.
Thursday, 6:15-8:00 PM CST
(Two credit hours) This course is an expositional study of the book of Acts with special emphasis given to the importance of its historical aspects concerning the beginning of the Church (the Body of Christ), the dispensational transition into Grace, and their harmonization with the epistles of the Apostle Paul.
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