This is our second installment of our study through the first book of the Bible. This five-week course begins with the Tower of Babel, surveys the life of Abraham, and concludes with his death. The key to rightly understanding and interpreting the Scriptures is to understand the biblical story. This class provides students with the

This worldview class builds on the first two worldview courses and applies Christian ethics to common issues believers face in contemporary society. How should Christians think about social justice movements or the racial issues plaguing American society? What is the biblical view on abortion or physician assisted suicide and how should Christians engage these issues?

This introduction to worldview and Christian ethics provides the student with a foundational framework for thinking biblically about current issues. This class asks the question, How should we live? But more importantly it asks, Why do we choose to live the way we do? Covering a variety of topics, this course provides the frame work