Courses

This eCourse will discuss the topic of freedom — how the Bible defines it and how we can see freedom manifested in our lives. It will cover Moses and the children of Israel’s trek out of bondage to their arrival on Mount Sinai. We will look at Moses’ confrontation with Pharaoh, his experience at the […]

Mary Baker Eddy once asked, “What is the best way to bring about instantaneous healing?” In our sessions, we will search for an answer to this question through a study of biblical accounts of healing, illustrated in the life of Christ Jesus. We will learn what the Gospels reveal as Jesus’ methodology of healing, and […]

This 4-week course looks closely at biblical terms which have a direct relationship with Christian Science and its Discoverer, Founder, and Leader – Mary Baker Eddy. We will ask: Can this kind of research enhance our own understanding of Christian Science and our sharing it with others? We will also discuss how this type of […]

Our goal with this 3-week course is to encourage a deeper appreciation for the concept of the Tabernacle. The course is structured so that the lectures will go deeply into historical context around the Tabernacle. These are intended to not only expand and illuminate the historical background but also provide deeper and inspiring highlights as […]

This 3-week online eCourse will discuss the topic of “Discipleship” – what it is according to Jesus’ statements as recorded in the Gospels, what our purpose and mission are if we claim to be a disciple, and how we can fulfill that mission. We will look at the known facts surrounding the 12 disciples; then […]

This 6-week course (Part 1) is structured around the first eleven chapters of The Gospel of John. These recordings are intended to not only expand and illuminate the historical background, but also provide deeper and inspiring highlights as well.

This 5-week course (Part 2) covers chapters 12-21 of The Gospel of John. We continue the story of Jesus and the Passion Week, plus the resurrection appearances in Jerusalem and Galilee.

How often do we read those comforting words in the Bible – “Grace be unto you”? The phrase is found many times in Paul’s epistles as part of his greeting to the Christian community. In this course we will explore why the quality of grace is so important to a follower of Christ Jesus and […]

This 6-week online course covers the history of the English Bible up to and including the King James Version. The discussion begins with a brief overview of the origin of the Bible; then we move on to the background history of Medieval Europe and England, Wycliffe, Erasmus and Humanism, Martin Luther, and William Tyndale. Also […]