CLASSES
Spring 2025 Classes
All classes can be taken on the Gering Campus or through Summit Bridge.
*Courses with prerequisites apply to degree seeking students only
7:30am - 8:50am
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Old Testament Survey II - BOT1113
Aaron Prohs
Tuesdays and Thursdays
A continuation of the overview of the Old Testament, with a brief examination of the content of each book set in historical perspective, to introduce the student to the major themes and events and give a foundation for other Old Testament studies.
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Greek IV - LAN4243
Jeffry McKean
Tuesdays and Thursdays
This semester of Greek completes the series of courses in Koine Greek. The course continues to emphasize vocabulary acquisition, advanced grammatical principles, and translation of Scripture in Koine Greek. Prerequisite: LAN4233.
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Introduction to Missions - MMS2103
Don Hulsey
Wednesdays and Fridays
This basic course introduces students to those issues which are vital for understanding and carrying out Christ’s global mission for His Church, including Biblical, theological and historical foundations; political and cultural considerations for world evangelism; mission strategies and resources; and the roles of supporting congregations and agencies.​
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Hebrew II - LAN3323
Aaron Prohs
Wednesdays and Fridays
This course completes the coverage of the basic grammar and vocabulary of the Old Testament. Prerequisite: LAN3313.
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Adult Education - MCE3443
Andi Grant
Wednesdays and Fridays
An investigation of organization, leadership qualities, teaching methods, and problem areas in adult instructional situations. Prerequisite: MCE1103.
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9:30am - 10:50am
Composition and Grammar II - ENG1113
Misti Lacy
Tuesdays and Thursdays
A continuing study of writing strategies with an emphasis on audience awareness, culminating in a research paper.
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Personal Evangelism - MMN2303
Dan Baker
Tuesdays and Thursdays
An examination of principles and methods of effective person-to-person evangelism, from the moment of encounter to the time of decision.
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Old Testament Poetry - BOT3403
Aaron Prohs
Tuesdays and Thursdays
A survey of the five poetic books, emphasizing the unique characteristics of Hebrew poetry including its deep doctrinal truths, spiritual worth, and ethical value.
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Origins and Development of Biblical Literature - BGN1103
Scott Gribble
Wednesdays and Fridays
A study of the text of both the Old Testament and the New Testament in which students are introduced to the manuscripts and versions from which our modern Bibles are translated. Students will also be given a brief introduction to various critical theories of the development of the text, including source, form, and redaction criticism.
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Acts - BNT2253
Jeffry McKean
Wednesdays and Fridays
A study of the expansion of the early church as presented in the Acts narrative giving special attention to God’s involvement, the leading characters, and the early church in the historical context in which the events unfold. The study will include an examination of many doctrinal issues in the early church and the philosophies and methodologies of evangelism employed in the narrative.
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Educational Psychology - PYS3303
Andi Grant
Wednesdays and Fridays
AA study of human behavior in the areas of learning and teaching, with various theories of instruction, examined in the light of contemporary practices. Prerequisite: PYS2103.
11:00am - 11:50am
Life of Christ II - BNT1213
Jeffry McKean
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
A continuation of the study of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ from his Galilean ministry through his ascension as presented in the synoptic Gospels. The course will give special attention to Jesus’ parables, the final week, and resurrection.
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Women in Leadership - MMN3323
Andi Grant
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
A study of the role of women in leadership in the church and parachurch organizations, including an examination of Biblical texts dealing with women in leadership, as well as an investigation of family dynamics for women in leadership, and the characteristics of women in leadership and the challenges they face.
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Small Groups in the Church - MCE4313
Aaron Prohs
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
This course focuses on the function of small groups within the church and how they directly affect creativity, problem-solving, decision-making, and productivity.
12:00pm - 12:50pm
Purity of the Christian Leader - MMM3221
Andi Grant
Wednesdays
The Mentored Ministry courses are the for-credit courses of the Mentored Ministry Program. The Program is a “hands-on” focused, practical dimension of Summit Christian College’s academic program. It is designed to integrate academic exercise with practical ministry in an observable and evaluative environment, enabling the student to develop through various ministry activities. Mentored Ministry courses MMM2111-MMM3221 provide additional spiritual enrichment and development by examining the following four topics.
MMM2111 – The Heart of a Christian Leader
MMM2121 – The Prayer of a Christian Leader
MMM3211 – The Meditation of a Christian Leader
MMM3221 – The Purity of a Christian Leader
6:00pm - 8:40pm
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New Testament Survey - BNT1103
Jeffry McKean
Tuesdays
An overview of the entire New Testament which examines the origin, general content, themes, and major teachings of each book with specific attention to the unique characteristics of the books. This course is a foundation for further specialized study in the New Testament.
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Cultural Anthropology - SSC3203
TBD
Tuesdays
A survey of customs and cultures around the world and their relevance to the Gospel, to help the prospective world-evangelist better understand cultural differences.
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Introduction to Psychology - PSY2103
Jamie Sato
Thursdays
An introduction to the study of man, with special attention to the origin and development of human behavior, individual differences in intelligence and aptitude, motivation, emotions, and sensory functions.
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