"Emmaus Bible College" Open Courses

P. Keith Leverentz provides an exposition of Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians.

This course provides an introduction to the task and methodology of Christian apologetics.

Study leadership principles derived from the Bible and applied to the church.

Dr. David J. MacLeod leads an examination of three areas of Christian theology: theological prolegomena; the doctrines of the inspiration, inerrancy, and authority of Scripture; and the doctrine of God.

This course from Emmaus Bible College provides an understanding of the Book of Deuteronomy's historical context articles, theology, and application for today.

This course provides an outline of Eschatology, aka the last things, presenting major millennial views alongside differeing views of the Rapture of the church.

This course from Emmaus Bible College provides biblical instruction in Galatians.

This course from Emmaus Bible College examines the history of the Holocaust, the philosophies behind it, and the aftermath.

Study the content of Dan Smith's book, How to Lead a Child to Christ, which provides instruction for anyone involved in gospel ministry to children.

This course provides a detailed exposition of the Gospel of John and the three epistles of John.

Explore the many facets of modern Judaism, including the Jewish life cycle, holidays, and practices.

This course from Emmaus Bible College provides a detailed study of the life of Christ, including the chronological and geographical aspects of the Lord's ministry.

Dr. Mark R. Stevenson leads an overview of the New Testament, including its distinctive message, historical setting, and the theological contribution of each book.

Dr. James Van Dine leads a survey of the books of the Old Testament.

This course provides a verse-by-verse exposition of Ephesians, Phillippians, Colossians, and Philemon.

Dr. Jack Fish provides a verse-by-verse exposition of the Epistle to the Romans.

Study the major doctrines of Christian theology in this course from Emmaus Bible College.