Various Online Studies

Apologetics - Defending the Christian faith against objections and explaining the rational basis for Christianity; this often includes discussions on science and faith, historical accuracy of the Bible, and philosophical debates about God’s existence.

Biblical Studies - This includes Old and New Testament studies, exegesis of specific books or passages, and thematic studies (like the life of Christ, prophecy, or the Psalms).

Christian Ethics and Social Justice - Understanding the implications of the Christian faith on social issues, such as poverty, inequality, environmental stewardship, and human rights.

Christian Leadership - This focuses on developing the skills necessary for leading within church and ministry settings, including pastoral care, church administration, the fivefold ministries (Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor, and Teacher), and conflict resolution.

Christian Living and Discipleship - Practical guidance on how to live out Christian values in daily life, including topics like ethics, stewardship, and personal spiritual growth.

Church History - Studies on the development of the Christian church from the early apostolic age through the Reformation, and up to modern-day global Christianity.

Spiritual Formation and Prayer - Exploring various prayer practices, spiritual disciplines, and ways to cultivate a deeper relationship with God.

Theology - Systematic theology, doctrine studies (like the nature of God, sin, salvation), and comparative theology that examines the beliefs of different Christian denominations or other religions.

Mission and Evangelism - Learning effective ways to share the Christian faith with others, understanding cultural contexts, dependence upon spiritual gifts, caring before sharing, and strategies for planting churches and missions work.

Worship and Liturgy - Studies on the role and structure of worship within Christian life, including the history and theology of sacraments, church music, and liturgical practices.