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An introductory study of art appreciation. The course covers art-related vocabulary, focused observation, historical context and the elements and principles of design as an entry into discussion surrounding the meaning and purpose of visual imagery.

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An introduction to the world of theatre, and how the themes and skills in theatre apply to every walk of life and a Christian worldview. A hands-on class where students will watch, create, discuss, and immerse themselves in different theatrical productions and experiences.

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A course in the fundamental principles of effective oral communication. Special attention is given to the selection and organization of materials and the presentation of speeches. Three emphases of the course are: theory, practice, and constructive criticism.

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In this course we will learn and practice Biblical principles of personal finance. We will orient our map and compass towards a bright financial future. This class will equip you to live out a healthy approach to money and finances.

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The scientific study of society, institutions, and group interaction, with focus on the sociological imagination and core theories. 

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This course is a critical analysis of the elements of a worldview with special emphasis on a Christian worldview. The course proceeds through the great questions, including worldview questions about God, humanity, ethics, social and political philosophy, truth, reality, art, and history. 

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This course focuses on improving your written communication skills in personal, professional, and academic settings.

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This course traces the story of God's ongoing relationship with humanity from creation and humanity's estrangement from God in Genesis, to the reconciliation made possible through Jesus Christ, to our ultimate restoration in Revelation. Experience the Bible as the story of God's unwavering love and promise of redemption.

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In this course, students will learn about the I am 3rd posture for living and leading that puts God first, others second, and self third.

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An exploration into the history of the U.S. and its major moments and movements.

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This course is a problem-based approach to algebra that focuses on practical application. This course aims to demystify algebraic concepts by grounding them in real-world scenarios, such as personal finance, data analysis, home improvement, and even cooking.

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A study of American literature from colonial times through the Age of Romanticism with an emphasis on literary history.

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This course continues the journey into the art of persuasive writing, focusing on the rhetoric, logic, and evidence needed to craft compelling arguments. Drawing inspiration from works of classical rhetoric, you will hone your skills in writing persuasive and expository prose. 

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In this course, you will pursue a journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and spiritual development. You will learn the benefits of trusting God, embracing failure, and cultivating patience while developing a deeper sense of your purpose and direction in life.

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This course covers the literature of the New Testament. Special attention will be given to the life of Christ and the history of the early church, including the life of Paul.

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Embark on an exciting journey of self-discovery and personal growth, all the while honing your relational skills to become a catalyst for transformative change in both individuals and organizations.

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This course introduces programming in C++. Students will practice solving problems by writing code, and no prior programming experience is required.

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This course provides a systematic overview of the major themes of Christian theology, including ethics. You will explore topics like the nature of God, human nature and sin, Christ and salvation, the Holy Spirit and the Church, the sacraments, Christian ethics, and eschatology. 

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Creation and Life introduces you to the world of biology within a Christian framework, weaving together the study of life with insights from a Christian worldview.

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A study of “Koine” Greek, the form of the Greek language used in the New Testament. Basic Greek vocabulary and grammar will be taught and applied to the translation of selected New Testament texts. This online course is built around Biblingo software.​

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A continuation of the study of Koine Greek, the form of the Greek language used in the New Testament. This course completes a basic knowledge of Greek vocabulary and grammar so that one can translate New Testament texts. This online course is built around Biblingo software.​

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A descriptive course about the solar system, stars and stellar evolution, galaxies, and the universe. Recent findings of space exploration and radio astronomy are included. With a unique integration of science and Scripture, you will explore how modern discoveries affirm the beauty, order, and complexity of God's creation.​

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Latin I offers an immersive introduction to the classical Latin language, as well as Roman history and culture. You'll learn Latin by reading Lingua Latina per se illustrata by Hans Ørberg, which follows a fictional Roman family living around 200 AD. As you journey with them, you'll explore Roman roads and villas, witness daily family life, hear stories of legendary heroes and military campaigns, and discover how Romans measured time — their days, months, seasons, and years.​

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Descriptive and inferential statistics: measures of central tendency and variability, discrete and continuous probability functions, sampling, estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, regression, chi-squared and ANOVA.​

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This course provides an introduction to the theological, historical, and literary features of the Old Testament, tracing God's covenant relationship with ancient Israel. Special consideration will be given to the divine covenants and Messianic prophecies of the Old Testament.

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