Web-enabled (Internet) Courses

Web-enabled courses begin on the 3rd Monday of January, May and August. If you are interested in enrolling in an online course, contact Seminary Extension and we will help you get started.

Spring (January) classes begin January 16th, 2012. Courses offered during the upcoming Spring term will include Acts, Jeremiah, Contemporary World Religions, Contemporary Christian Preaching and Systematic Theology. For more detail, see the list below. Other courses may be possible depending on student requests.

We will take enrollments through the first week of classes, but don't wait. Classes will begin before you know it! Please call 1.800.229.4612 for more information.

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NT 274 Acts
A study of the book of Acts, Luke’s account of how Christianity overcame various obstacles to spread throughout the Roman world during the first Christian century.
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OT 226 Jeremiah
A study of Jeremiah, the prophet and book.
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MS 223 Contemporary World Religions
An overview of the major world religions and their beliefs, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Judaism and Islam. One unit focuses on key sectarian groups in the United States, including the Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, the Unification Church, the Occult, and the New Age movement.
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TH 200 Systematic Theology
A survey of Christian doctrines, with emphasis upon revelation, the nature and work of God, Jesus Christ, humankind and sin, the Holy Spirit, salvation, and last things or eschatology.
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PM 257 Contemporary Christian Preaching
A study of the role of preaching and the preacher, the scope and purpose of the sermon, and how to organize and deliver a sermon. Attention is given to how to plan one’s preaching from week to week and on a long-range basis.
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PM 255 Evangelism
A study of the biblical basis for evangelism and how to witness; includes practical application. It combines a church program for evangelism and a program for personal witnessing.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Seminary Extension Online courses are web enabled versions of our text-based courses. Currently, these courses are taught by Dr. Randal Williams.

There are many advantages to online courses. For instance, you will have the opportunity to interact with other students in your class and you will receive faster feedback than you would through some of our other methods. In fact, some assignments are interactive and provide instant feedback. You will also become a part of an extended community where you can share prayer requests and post information on how God is working in your life. Students often build relationships that carry on far beyond the individual classes they take and these relationships often become great sources of encouragement and help.

Seminary Extension online courses are offered on a tighter schedule than their correspondence versions. Nevertheless, they still offer a great deal of flexibility. Students have up to six months to complete a correspondence course, but online versions that are offered in the Fall and Spring must be completed in 15 weeks (including Final Exam week). Summer courses are 8 weeks (including Final Exam week). Each Monday you will need to enter the class and begin the work for that week. At that time, your class reading, quizzes, forums and other assignments will be available for you to access.

Online courses provide a low cost and time efficient method for busy students who have constantly changing schedules and cannot afford the time and expense of commuting to a physical campus. These students benefit from structured weekly assignments that may be scheduled at their convenience within each week. Quizzes, tests and papers are taken or submitted online, and the final exam is proctored by a qualified person of your choice.

If you are interested in Seminary Extension online courses or if you have additional questions, contact us at se@seminaryextension.org, 615-242-2453 or at 800-229-4612.

If you are ready to enroll now, simply contact Seminary Extension or complete the “Independent Study” application, print, sign and send it in with your tuition and fees. Then Dr. Williams will add you to the class roll and get you started.

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