A survey of the entire Old Testament in its historical and cultural
context in order to understand its general content, important
features and basic teachings. This course is intended to provide
the student with a basic understanding of the nature and principal
message of each book and how it contributes to God’s total
revelation.
BT113 GOD AND THE BIBLE 3 Hours A study of the Bible’s teaching concerning the nature, character and
activity of the Godhead, and the inspiration and reliability of the
Scriptures. Emphasis is placed on the relevance of the attributes of
the Godhead and His Word in the life of the believer today.
BT114 LIFE OF CHRIST 3 Hours
A study of the Gospels with particular emphasis on the Gospel of
John. The life, ministry and teachings of Jesus will be the central
focus of this course.
BT123 UNDERSTANDING & APPLYING THE BIBLE
3 Hours
A study of the basic principles of sound biblical interpretation.
The student will learn general rules for the understanding
and application of specific literary styles (parables, poetry,
narrative, prophecy). The student will engage in exercises that
will equip them to accurately study and interpret Scripture for
themselves, and be able to effectively share those truths with
others.
BT124 LETTERS OF PAUL: EPHESIANS TO
THESSALONIANS 3 Hours
An expository study of some of Paul’s letters: Ephesians,
Philippians, Colossians,1 & 2 Thessalonians and Philemon.
Strong attention will be given to personal implications of Paul’s
teaching.
BT213 BOOKS OF MOSES 3 Hours
A survey of Genesis to Deuteronomy, with a focus on creation,
the birth of the nation Israel, and the covenant relationship
between God and His people.
BT214 HUMANITY, SIN & SALVATION 3 Hours
A study of the Biblical truths concerning the origin and
character of humanity, our sinfulness and the salvation that is
provided for those who put their trust in Jesus Christ.
BT222 CORINTHIANS 3 Hours
A detailed study of Paul’s letters to the Corinthians. The major
themes will be explored and practical application will be made
for the church and the individual believer.
BT223 CHRISTIAN WORLD VIEW 3 Hours
A study of the principles and truths that govern the Christian’s
view of the world and his/her place in it. The development of
a Christian and Biblical way of thinking about our world and
the important issues of life is central. The course will consider
valid answers to questions raised about the Christian faith.
Historical developments and current events will be evaluated
from a Christian perspective.
BT251 WISDOM LITERATURE 2 Hours
An introductory study of Hebrew poetry and the part it played
in Old Testament life and literature. Emphasis also will be given
to the major themes in Old Testament Wisdom literature.
BT252 HEBREWS 2 Hours
A chapter by chapter study of this first-century sermon.
The student will consider the supremacy of Jesus and the
dynamics of the persecution of believers in the first-century.
The course will emphasize the applications of the truths of the
completeness of our salvation in Jesus, and our responsibility
to remain faithful to Him.
BT254 ROMANS 2 Hours
A detailed study of one of the great doctrinal books of the New
Testament. The major themes will be explored and practical
application will be made for the church and the individual
believer.
BT257 SPIRITUAL FORMATION & RENEWAL 2 Hours
This course will look at how the spiritual life of an individual
can flourish to the point of bountiful fruitfulness, while
assessing honestly desert seasons of dryness and also the
consequence(s) of sin.
News & Announcements
A TIME TO PRAISE
The bags are unpacked, the beds are made, and the ladies are settled in the newly renovated and refurbished Women's Dormitory. They are greatly enjoying the facility which was dedicated at our Opening Sunday on September 10. More ->
HONDURAS MISSIONS TRIP
NBI believes in having our students participate in ministry while they are studying about ministry. This year a small group of NBI students is planning to travel to Honduras to be involved in ministry there. More ->
