Alex City
Spring A- Paul's Letters
Monday nights at 6 p.m. January 20-March 10
Early Rose Baptist Church, 57 E St, Alexander City, AL 35010
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey. Note: This site will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Dr. Melvin Ervin
Spring B- The Minor Prophets
Monday nights at 6 p.m. March 24-May 12
Early Rose Baptist Church, 57 E St, Alexander City, AL 35010
The Minor Prophets are not minor in their importance or significance. These often-overlooked prophetic books hold incredible relevance for our world today. Students will learn more about the authors, their prophecies, and the historicity behind their messages. Note: This site will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Dr. Melvin Ervin
Ashville-St Clair
Spring A- Introduction to New Testament
Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
St. Clair Baptist Association, 33620 US-231, Ashville, AL 35953
Students will be given an overview of the various sections of the New Testament. Instruction will be given on the authors, context, and content of the New Testament books. Attention will be given to the history of the New Testament and the development of the New Testament Canon.
Instructor: Michael Mills
Spring B- Paul's Letters
Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
St. Clair Baptist Association, 33620 US-231, Ashville, AL 35953
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey.
Instructor: Michael Mills
Athens - Limestone
Spring A- Book of Hebrews
Monday nights at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
First Baptist Church of Athens, AL
An exegetical study of the book of Hebrews. Hebrews is a rich letter that gives readers deep theological truths regarding the sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Though we know almost nothing regarding the author or recipients it is obvious that the epistle is written to present Christ as the completion of God’s covenant with the Hebrew people. Participants will find in studying this epistle that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of each of the Old Testament themes and covenants.
Instructor: Keith Smyser
Spring B- Christian Leadership
Monday nights at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
First Baptist Church of Athens, AL
This course is a study of the essential elements needed to be effective in leading a ministry. Great leaders understand where they are in the process of leadership both regarding weakness and strength. They understand how to enhance their leadership style and develop leaders around them. Participants will learn where they are in the process of becoming effective leaders and how to fill in the leadership gaps that currently exist.
Instructor: Drake Whitten
Baldwin
Spring A- Class Canceled
Thursday nights at 6 p.m. January 23- March 13
First Baptist Church of Bay Minette, 1201 Hand Ave, Bay Minette, AL 36507
Due to a lack of enrollments, this class has been canceled. You can register for the Spring B term which begins on March 27
Spring B- Biblical Foundations I
Thursday nights at 6 p.m. March 27- May 15
First Baptist Church of Bay Minette, 1201 Hand Ave, Bay Minette, AL 36507
This course has been cancelled
Beech-River-Lexington-TN
Spring A- Biblical Foundations I
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Beech River Baptist Association, 771 E. Church St. Lexington, TN
Many Christians have not taken the time to study the various doctrines of the Bible that are critical to our spiritual growth. An Understanding of these Biblical foundations will lead believers to a deeper relationship with God.
Instructor: Marty Comer
Spring B- Biblical Foundations II
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Beech River Baptist Association, 771 E. Church St. Lexington, TN
Many Christians have not taken the time to study the various doctrines of the Bible that are critical to our spiritual growth. This course will teach participants the critical doctrines of Scripture.
Instructor: Marty Comer
Bessemer
Spring A- Biblical Foundations I
Monday nights at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church, 1343 Hueytown Rd, Hueytown, AL 35023
Many Christians have not taken the time to study the various doctrines of the Bible that are critical to our spiritual growth. The first section of Biblical Foundations will engage students in doctrines such as the Trinity, the second coming, the afterlife, etc. An Understanding of these Biblical foundations will lead believers to a deeper relationship with God. Note: Microsoft Teams will be offered as an option for attending class.
Instructor: Lee Praytor
Spring B- Biblical Foundations II
Monday nights at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church, 1343 Hueytown Rd, Hueytown, AL 35023
This course is a continuation of the first section. Students will learn the doctrines of redemption, the church, the return of Christ, and how these doctrines impact their everyday lives. Note: Microsoft Teams will be used as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Lee Praytor
Bibb
Spring A- Deuteronomy
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Bibb Baptist Association Office, Centreville, AL
As the second generation of Israelites prepares to enter the Promised Land, Moses delivers several discourses to prepare them to effectively live as people who are loyal and loving to God. This course examines these discourses found in the book of Deuteronomy. The course will offer a chapter-by-chapter exegesis of the book while examining the main themes, historical context, and application for the Christian today. Note: This site offers Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Bill Russell
Spring A- Deuteronomy
Wednesdays at 9 a.m. January 22- March 12
First Baptist Church, Woodstock, AL
As the second generation of Israelites prepares to enter the Promised Land, Moses delivers several discourses to prepare them to effectively live as people who are loyal and loving to God. This course examines these discourses found in the book of Deuteronomy. The course will offer a chapter-by-chapter exegesis of the book while examining the main themes, historical context, and application for the Christian today. Note: This site offers Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Bill Russell
Spring B- Spiritual Disciplines
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Bibb Baptist Association Office, Centreville, AL
This course will assist the student in pursuing intimacy with and conformity to Jesus Christ through personal spiritual disciplines such as Bible intake, prayer, fasting, silence and solitude, and journaling. Students will learn valuable disciplines that will greatly enhance their walk with God. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Bill Russell
Spring B- Spiritual Disciplines
Wednesdays at 9 a.m. March 26- May 14
First Baptist Church, Woodstock, AL
This course will assist the student in pursuing intimacy with and conformity to Jesus Christ through personal spiritual disciplines such as Bible intake, prayer, fasting, silence and solitude, and journaling. Students will learn valuable disciplines that will greatly enhance their walk with God. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Bill Russell
Birmingham - West
Spring A- Book of Genesis
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Grace Covenant Church, Birmingham, AL
The book of Genesis is foundational to the canon of Scripture as it answers the most critical questions about humankind’s relationship with God. The course will present a timeline of creation, the early covenants, and the history of the patriarchs through a chapter-by-chapter study. Note: This location offers Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Michael Frazier
Spring B- Deuteronomy
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Grace Covenant Church, Birmingham, AL
As the second generation of Israelites prepares to enter the Promised Land, Moses delivers several discourses to prepare them to effectively live as people who are loyal and loving to God. This course examines these discourses found in the book of Deuteronomy. The course will offer a chapter-by-chapter exegesis of the book while examining the main themes, historical context, and application for the Christian today. Note: This site offers Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Michael Frazier
Calhoun - Anniston
Spring A- John's Epistles
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Anniston First Baptist Church at McClellan
This course is an exegetical study of John’s epistles. John writes his epistles to the 3rd generation of Christians who were battling heresies and had a waning passion for Christ. Within these epistles, participants will learn of the deity of Christ, the humanity of Christ, and a Messiah who offers light, life, and love. Note: This site will offer Zoom as an online option for attending class.
Instructor: Donnie Sills
Spring B- Exploring the Psalms
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Anniston First Baptist Church at McClellan
This course gives participants an overview of the Psalms including the nature, purpose, and message of the Psalms. The collection of Psalms offers us God’s heart related to our tragedies, triumphs, sorrows, and joys. Participants will learn to interpret the Psalms to use them effectively to enhance their walk with the Lord. Zoom will be offered as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Trey Brown
Carbon Hill
Spring A- Paul's Letters
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
First Baptist Church of Carbon Hill, 111 3rd Ave NE, Carbon Hill, AL 35549
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey.
Instructor: Scott McCullar
Spring B- Doctrine of Heaven
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
First Baptist Church of Carbon Hill, 111 3rd Ave NE, Carbon Hill, AL 35549
There are rampant misunderstandings in our culture today related to heaven. Who will be there? What will we do in heaven? Will we recognize one another and what will we look like? This course is designed to help participants construct a biblical understanding of eternity through examining what the Bible says about heaven.
Instructor: Scott McCullar
Chambers/LaFayette
Spring A- Paul's Letters
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
East Liberty Baptist Association, 12087 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, La Fayette, AL 36862
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey.
Instructor: Bill King
Spring B- Intro to New Testament
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
East Liberty Baptist Association, 12087 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, La Fayette, AL 36862
Students will be given an overview of the various sections of the New Testament. Instruction will be given on the authors, context, and content of the New Testament books. Attention will be given to the history of the New Testament and the development of the New Testament Canon.
Instructor: Noah McGuire
Chattanooga
Spring A- Book of Genesis
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Hamilton County Baptist Association Office, Chattanooga, TN
The book of Genesis is foundational to the canon of Scripture as it answers the most critical questions about humankind’s relationship with God. The course will present a timeline of creation, the early covenants, and the history of the patriarchs through a chapter-by-chapter study. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: John Trewhella
Spring B- Doctrine of Heaven
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Hamilton County Baptist Association Office, Chattanooga, TN
There are rampant misunderstandings in our culture today related to heaven. Who will be there? What will we do in heaven? Will we recognize one another and what will we look like? This course is designed to help participants construct a biblical understanding of eternity through examining what the Bible says about heaven. Note: This site offers Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Ken Ware
Chilton - Clanton
Spring A- John's Epistle
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Chilton Baptist Association Office, Clanton, AL
This course is an exegetical study of John’s epistles. John writes his epistles to the 3rd generation of Christians who were battling heresies and had a waning passion for Christ. Within these epistles, participants will learn of the deity of Christ, the humanity of Christ, and a Messiah who offers light, life, and love. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Kent Dodson
Spring B- The Minor Prophets
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 18- May 13
Chilton Baptist Association Office, Clanton, AL
The Minor Prophets are not minor in their importance or significance. These often-overlooked prophetic books hold incredible relevance for our world today. Students will learn more about the authors, their prophecies, and the historicity behind their messages. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Tyler Eiland
Choctaw - Butler
Spring A- Pastoral Epistles
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Choctaw Baptist Association Office, Butler, AL
This course is an exegetical verse-by-verse study of first and second Timothy and Titus. These letters are generally referred to as the Pastoral Epistles because they are written to church leaders. The letters are filled with ecclesiological insights and should be considered collectively as the textbook for the modern church.
Instructor: Ben James
Spring B- Doctrine of Prayer
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Choctaw Baptist Association Office, Butler, AL
This course is designed to enrich and inform the prayer life of participants. Students will receive biblical guidance on strengthening their prayer life as well as examining specific prayers in the Scriptures for the purpose of establishing a regular practice of prayer.
Instructor: Terry Long
Clarke
Spring A- Parables of Jesus
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Clarke Baptist Association
Jesus Christ was a master storyteller and often taught in parables. A parable is an earthly story with a heavenly meaning and Jesus would often use this type of communication when speaking to the crowds. This course will take a careful examination of each of the parables found in the Gospels and teach students how to apply the heavenly meanings to increase their intimacy with God.
Instructor: Mark Presswood
Spring B- The Life and Ministry of Jesus
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Clarke Baptist Association
Rarely do we find a comprehensive study on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Sometimes the task seems too daunting. This course is designed to give students a survey of the life of Jesus using a harmonious approach with the Gospel narratives. From his pre-incarnate ministry to his ascension this survey will examine the various highlights of his life and ministry for students to better understand our commitment to him through our Christian witness.
Instructor: Mark Presswood
Cleveland
Spring A- Letters of Peter
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Westwood Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN
This course will teach participants the theological themes, historical context, and present-day application of First and Second Peter. Through a verse-by-verse examination of the Petrine epistle participants will find foundational truths of the Christian faith, encouragements for daily living despite trials, and the sufficiency of the grace of God as given through Jesus Christ.
Instructor: Coby Goins
Spring B- Book of Job
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Westwood Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN
This course will assist participants in answering the deepest questions about human suffering and God’s allowance of it. The course is designed to follow the story of Job and his tragedies, relational interactions, and his grand conversation with God. Why would a loving God allow his followers to endure difficult trials? This question will be paramount to this exegetical study.
Instructor: Coby Goins
Coffee
Spring A- Introduction to New Testament
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Coffee Baptist Association
Students will be given an overview of the various sections of the New Testament. Instruction will be given on the authors, context, and content of the New Testament books. Attention will be given to the history of the New Testament and the development of the New Testament Canon.
Instructor: Jud Waldrop
Spring B- Paul's Letters
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Coffee Baptist Association
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey.
Instructor: Karl Hudson
Colbert - Lauderdale
Spring A- Biblical Foundations I
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Colbert-Lauderdale Baptist Association Office, Sheffield, AL
Many Christians have not taken the time to study the various doctrines of the Bible that are critical to our spiritual growth. The first section of Biblical Foundations will engage students in doctrines such as the Trinity, the second coming, the afterlife, etc. An Understanding of these Biblical foundations will lead believers to a deeper relationship with God. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Barrett Long
Spring B- Biblical Foundations II
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Colbert-Lauderdale Baptist Association Office, Sheffield, AL
This course is a continuation of the first section. Students will learn the doctrines of redemption, the church, the return of Christ, and how these doctrines impact their everyday lives. Note: This course will be offered through Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Davy Kincaid
Covington
Spring A- The Parables of Jesus
Thursdays at 6 p.m. January 23- March 13
Ed Ganus Center at Covington Baptist Association Office, Andalusia, AL
Jesus Christ was a master storyteller and often taught in parables. A parable is an earthly story with a heavenly meaning and Jesus would often use this type of communication when speaking to the crowds. This course will take a careful examination of each of the parables found in the Gospels and teach students how to apply the heavenly meanings to increase their intimacy with God. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Bill Pritchett
Spring B- John's Epistles
Thursdays at 6 p.m. March 27- May 15
Ed Ganus Center at Covington Baptist Association Office, Andalusia, AL
This course is an exegetical study of John’s epistles. John writes his epistles to the 3rd generation of Christians who were battling heresies and had a waning passion for Christ. Within these epistles, participants will learn of the deity of Christ, the humanity of Christ, and a Messiah who offers light, life, and love. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Mike Flowers
Dekalb - Fort Payne
Spring A- Exploring the Psalms
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Ruhama Baptist Church, 3310 County Road 81. Fort Payne, AL. 35967
This course gives participants an overview of the Psalms including the nature, purpose, and message of the Psalms. The collection of Psalms offers us God’s heart related to our tragedies, triumphs, sorrows, and joys. Participants will learn to interpret the Psalms to use them effectively to enhance their walk with the Lord. Note: This site will offer Zoom as an online option for attending class.
Instructor: Jacob Daniels
Spring B- The Gospels
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Ruhama Baptist Church
This course offers participants a study of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Participants will study the different aspects and themes as presented in the Gospels. Attention will be given to the historical, religious, and cultural settings within which the Gospel narratives took place. Note: Zoom will be offered as an alternative to attend class.
Instructor: Michael Miller
Docena-Minor
Spring A- Introduction to New Testament
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Believers Temple Church, 501 Fourth Court, Docena, AL. 35060
Students will be given an overview of the various sections of the New Testament. Instruction will be given on the authors, context, and content of the New Testament books. Attention will be given to the history of the New Testament and the development of the New Testament Canon. Note: Zoom will be used as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Barry Cosper
Spring B- Paul's Letters
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Believers Temple Church, 501 Fourth Court, Docena, AL. 35060
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey. Note: Zoom will be used as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Barry Cosper
Escambia - Atmore
Spring A- Book of Genesis
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
First Baptist Church of Atmore, AL
The book of Genesis is foundational to the canon of Scripture as it answers the most critical questions about humankind’s relationship with God. The course will present a timeline of creation, the early covenants, and the history of the patriarchs through a chapter-by-chapter study.
Instructor: Jonathan Hill
Spring B- Book of Hebrews
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
First Baptist Church of Atmore, AL
An exegetical study of the book of Hebrews. Hebrews is a rich letter that gives readers deep theological truths regarding the sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Though we know almost nothing regarding the author or recipients it is obvious that the epistle is written to present Christ as the completion of God’s covenant with the Hebrew people. Participants will find in studying this epistle that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of each of the Old Testament themes and covenants.
Instructor: Jeff Edwards
Etowah - Gadsden
Spring A- Intro to New Testament
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Etowah Baptist Association Office, Gadsden, AL
Students will be given an overview of the various sections of the New Testament. Instruction will be given on the authors, context, and content of the New Testament books. Attention will be given to the history of the New Testament and the development of the New Testament Canon.
Instructor: Will Standridge
Spring B- Paul's Letters
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 18- May 13
Etowah Baptist Association Office, Gadsden, AL
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey.
Instructor: Josh Noojin
Grainger TN
Spring A- Introduction to New Testament
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Blue Springs Baptist Church, 956 SR-92 Rutledge, TN 37861
Students will be given an overview of the various sections of the New Testament. Instruction will be given on the authors, context, and content of the New Testament books. Attention will be given to the history of the New Testament and the development of the New Testament Canon.
Instructor: Doug Brown
Spring B- Paul's Letters
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Blue Springs Baptist Church, 956 SR-92 Rutledge, TN 37861
The Pauline Epistles make up more than a third of the New Testament writings, and therefore it is important that Christians understand why Paul wrote his letters. Students will study the content of the letters and find applications for their Christian journey.
Instructor: John Pinkston
Harriman TN
Spring A- The Minor Prophets
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Big Emory Baptist Association, 1245 S Roane St, Harriman, TN 37748
The Minor Prophets are not minor in their importance or significance. These often-overlooked prophetic books hold incredible relevance for our world today. Students will learn more about the authors, their prophecies, and the historicity behind their messages. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Jason Lowe
Spring B- Biblical Foundations I
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Big Emory Baptist Association, 1245 S Roane St, Harriman, TN 37748
Many Christians have not taken the time to study the various doctrines of the Bible that are critical to our spiritual growth. The first section of Biblical Foundations will engage students in doctrines such as the Trinity, the second coming, the afterlife, etc. An Understanding of these Biblical foundations will lead believers to a deeper relationship with God. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Mike Hammonds
Hoover
Spring A- Deuteronomy
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
The Station Church, 6270 S Park Drive Bessemer, AL 35022
As the second generation of Israelites prepares to enter the Promised Land, Moses delivers several discourses to prepare them to effectively live as people who are loyal and loving to God. This course examines these discourses found in the book of Deuteronomy. The course will offer a chapter-by-chapter exegesis of the book while examining the main themes, historical context, and application for the Christian today.
Instructor: Jason Leight
Spring B- Christian Apologetics
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
The Station Church, 6270 S Park Drive Bessemer, AL 35022
What is apologetics? Some Christians believe it to mean apologizing for their faith, however, the word comes from the Greek, apologia from 1 Peter 3:15. It means to “give a defense” for the things we believe as believers. This course will prepare students to “give a defense for the hope that is within them.” Study will be given on creationism, the resurrection, suffering, and Christ as the only way to salvation.
Instructor: Jason Leight
Huntsville
Spring A- The Gospels
Thursdays at 6 p.m. January 23- March 13
Madison Baptist Association, 2318 Whitesburg Dr, Huntsville, AL 35801
This course offers participants a study of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Participants will study the different aspects and themes as presented in the Gospels. Attention will be given to the historical, religious, and cultural settings within which the Gospel narratives took place. Note: This site will use Microsoft Teams as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Bob Wilson
Spring B- Christian Apologetics
Thursdays at 6 p.m. March 27- May 15
Madison Baptist Association, 2318 Whitesburg Dr, Huntsville, AL 35801
What is apologetics? Some Christians believe it to mean apologizing for their faith, however, the word comes from the Greek, apologia from 1 Peter 3:15. It means to “give a defense” for the things we believe as believers. This course will prepare students to “give a defense for the hope that is within them.” Study will be given on creationism, the resurrection, suffering, and Christ as the only way to salvation. Note: This site will use Microsoft Teams as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: TBD
Kenai Alaska
Spring A- The Minor Prophets
Sundays at 4:00 p.m. January 19- March 9
Anchor of Hope Church, 12815 Kenai Spur Hwy, Kenai, AK
The Minor Prophets are not minor in their importance or significance. These often-overlooked prophetic books hold incredible relevance for our world today. Students will learn more about the authors, their prophecies, and the historicity behind their messages. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an option for class attendance.
Instructor: Jim Hamilton
Spring B- Biblical Foundations I
Sundays at 4:00 p.m. March 23- May 11
Anchor of Hope Church, 12815 Kenai Spur Hwy, Kenai, AK
Many Christians have not taken the time to study the various doctrines of the Bible that are critical to our spiritual growth. The first section of Biblical Foundations will engage students in doctrines such as the Trinity, the second coming, the afterlife, etc. An Understanding of these Biblical foundations will lead believers to a deeper relationship with God. Note: This site will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Jim Hamilton
Mobile
Spring A- Christian Apologetics
Mondays at 6:00 p.m. January 20- March 10
First Baptist Church of Tillman's Corner
What is apologetics? Some Christians believe it to mean apologizing for their faith, however, the word comes from the Greek, apologia from 1 Peter 3:15. It means to “give a defense” for the things we believe as believers. This course will prepare students to “give a defense for the hope that is within them.” Study will be given on creationism, the resurrection, suffering, and Christ as the only way to salvation. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Dr. Thomas Wright
Spring B- Parables of Jesus
Mondays at 6:00 p.m. March 24- May 12
First Baptist Church of Tillman's Corner
Jesus Christ was a master storyteller and often taught in parables. A parable is an earthly story with a heavenly meaning and Jesus would often use this type of communication when speaking to the crowds. This course will take a careful examination of each of the parables found in the Gospels and teach students how to apply the heavenly meanings to increase their intimacy with God. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Dr. Thomas Wright
Montgomery
Spring A- Spiritual Disciplines
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 27- March 17
Class Meets on Webex
This course will assist the student in pursuing intimacy with and conformity to Jesus Christ through personal spiritual disciplines such as Bible intake, prayer, fasting, silence and solitude, and journaling. Students will learn valuable disciplines that will greatly enhance their walk with God. NOTE: This location will offer Webex as an option for attending class.
Instructor: D'Linell Finley
Spring B- The Book of Revelation
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Class Meets on Webex
The book of Revelation contains key elements of future events while pointing to Christ our victorious Lord. Many bible students shy away from the study of this book based on fears and misconceptions of its content. This class will give comprehensive attention to the themes and messages of Revelation through careful exegesis. NOTE: This location will offer Webex as an option for attending class.
Instructor: D'Linel Finley
Oneonta - Blount
Spring A- Pastoral Epistles
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
First Baptist Church of Oneonta, AL
This course is an exegetical verse-by-verse study of first and second Timothy and Titus. These letters are generally referred to as the Pastoral Epistles because they are written to church leaders. The letters are filled with ecclesiological insights and should be considered collectively as the textbook for the modern church. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Larry Gipson
Spring B- Doctrine of Prayer
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
First Baptist Church of Oneonta, AL
This course is designed to enrich and inform the prayer life of participants. Students will receive biblical guidance on strengthening their prayer life as well as examining specific prayers in the Scriptures for the purpose of establishing a regular practice of prayer. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending classes.
Instructor: Larry Gipson
Pell City - St Clair
Spring A- Minor Prophets
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Eden Westside Baptist Church, Pell City, AL
The Minor Prophets are not minor in their importance or significance. These often-overlooked prophetic books hold incredible relevance for our world today. Students will learn more about the authors, their prophecies, and the historicity behind their messages.
Instructor: Rick Earnest
Spring B- The Book of Job
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Eden Westside Baptist Church, Pell City, AL
This course will assist participants in answering the deepest questions about human suffering and God’s allowance of it. The course is designed to follow the story of Job and his tragedies, relational interactions, and his grand conversation with God. Why would a loving God allow his followers to endure difficult trials? This question will be paramount to this exegetical study.
Instructor: Danny Courson
Pensacola
Spring A- TBD
Sundays at 6 p.m. TBD
TBD
Spring plans are currently being developed. Keep checking back for updates!
Spring B-TBD
Thursdays at 6 p.m. TBD
TBD
Spring plans are currently being developed. Keep checking back for updates!
Instructor: TBD
Pickens - Lebanon
Doctrine of Heaven
Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. January 7- March 25
Pickens-Lebanon District Ministry Center, Carrollton, AL
There are rampant misunderstandings in our culture today related to heaven. Who will be there? What will we do in heaven? Will we recognize one another and what will we look like? This course is designed to help participants construct a biblical understanding of eternity through examining what the Bible says about heaven.
Instructor: Chris Wriley
The Book of Romans
Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. January 7- March 25
Pickens-Lebanon District Ministry Center, Carrollton, AL
The book of Romans contains some of the richest theological truths regarding the doctrine of salvation than any book in Scripture. It is a treasure trove of theological gems about grace, faith, righteousness, and justification. Some of the greatest theological minds in history trace their salvation back to reading Paul’s letter to the Romans. In this course, students will come to understand salvation through faith in Christ alone and the eternal truths surrounding that decision.
Instructor: David Johnson
Rockford
Spring A- The Book of Hebrews
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Rockford Baptist Church
An exegetical study of the book of Hebrews. Hebrews is a rich letter that gives readers deep theological truths regarding the sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Though we know almost nothing regarding the author or recipients it is obvious that the epistle is written to present Christ as the completion of God’s covenant with the Hebrew people. Participants will find in studying this epistle that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of each of the Old Testament themes and covenants.
Instructor: Larry Gore
Spring B- Christian Leadership
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Rockford Baptist Church, Rockford, AL
his course is a study of the essential elements needed to be effective in leading a ministry. Great leaders understand where they are in the process of leadership both regarding weakness and strength. They understand how to enhance their leadership style and develop leaders around them. Participants will learn where they are in the process of becoming effective leaders and how to fill in the leadership gaps that currently exist. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending class.
Instructor: Jeff Fuller
Russell - Chatt Valley
Spring A- Deuteronomy
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Russell Baptist Association, 1501 Broad Street Phenix City, AL.
As the second generation of Israelites prepares to enter the Promised Land, Moses delivers several discourses to prepare them to effectively live as people who are loyal and loving to God. This course examines these discourses found in the book of Deuteronomy. The course will offer a chapter-by-chapter exegesis of the book while examining the main themes, historical context, and application for the Christian today. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Jonathan McLain
Spring B- Christian Apologetics
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Russell Baptist Association, 1501 Broad Street Phenix City, AL.
What is apologetics? Some Christians believe it to mean apologizing for their faith, however, the word comes from the Greek, apologia from 1 Peter 3:15. It means to “give a defense” for the things we believe as believers. This course will prepare students to “give a defense for the hope that is within them.” Study will be given on creationism, the resurrection, suffering, and Christ as the only way to salvation. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Greg Hyche
Selma University
Spring A- The Book of Revelation in partnership with Selma University
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Zoom
The book of Revelation contains key elements of future events while pointing to Christ our victorious Lord. Many bible students shy away from the study of this book based on fears and misconceptions of its content. This class will give comprehensive attention to the themes and messages of Revelation through careful exegesis. The course will meet through Zoom.
Instructor: Allen J. Sims
Spring B- The Origins of the Bible In Partnership with Selma University
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Zoom
Can the Bible be trusted? How can we be sure that what we have today is what was passed down to us by the writers? This course will teach students how the scriptures came together through a process called canonization. Special attention will be given to the authority and inspiration of Scripture as well as giving assurance that the proper books are included in both the Old and New Testament Canons. Participants will take part in the class through Zoom.
Instructor: John H. Williams Jr.
Shelby Helena
Spring A- The Book of Revelation
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
The Church at Old Town, 815 HWY 52 W, Helena, AL 35080
The book of Revelation contains key elements of future events while pointing to Christ our victorious Lord. Many bible students shy away from the study of this book based on fears and misconceptions of its content. This class will give comprehensive attention to the themes and messages of Revelation through careful exegesis. NOTE: Zoom will be offered as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Scott Bush
Spring B- The Origins of the Bible
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
The Church at Old Town, 815 HWY 52 W, Helena, AL 35080
Can the Bible be trusted? How can we be sure that what we have today is what was passed down to us by the writers? This course will teach students how the scriptures came together through a process called canonization. Special attention will be given to the authority and inspiration of Scripture as well as giving assurance that the proper books are included in both the Old and New Testament Canons. NOTE: This location will offer Zoom as an option for attending class.
Instructor: Cody Brister
Tallahassee
Spring A- Pastoral Epistles
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 13- March 3
Celebration Baptist Church Group Room 4, 3300 Shamrock Street East, Tallahassee, FL 32309
This course is an exegetical verse-by-verse study of first and second Timothy and Titus. These letters are generally referred to as the Pastoral Epistles because they are written to church leaders. The letters are filled with ecclesiological insights and should be considered collectively as the textbook for the modern church.
Instructor: Doug Bedgood
Spring B- Christian Leadership
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Celebration Baptist Church Group Room 4, 3300 Shamrock Street East, Tallahassee, FL 32309
This course is a study of the essential elements needed to be effective in leading a ministry. Great leaders understand where they are in the process of leadership both regarding weakness and strength. They understand how to enhance their leadership style and develop leaders around them. Participants will learn where they are in the process of becoming effective leaders and how to fill in the leadership gaps that currently exist.
Instructor: Doug Bedgood
Tallapoosa - Alexander City
Spring A- The Book of Job
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. January 21- March 11
Tallapoosa Baptist Association Office, Jackson's Gap, AL
This course will assist participants in answering the deepest questions about human suffering and God’s allowance of it. The course is designed to follow the story of Job and his tragedies, relational interactions, and his grand conversation with God. Why would a loving God allow his followers to endure difficult trials? This question will be paramount to this exegetical study. Note: This location will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Tom Drake
Spring B- The Doctrine of Heaven
Tuesdays at 6 p.m. March 25- May 13
Tallapoosa Baptist Association Office, Jackson's Gap, AL
There are rampant misunderstandings in our culture today related to heaven. Who will be there? What will we do in heaven? Will we recognize one another and what will we look like? This course is designed to help participants construct a biblical understanding of eternity through examining what the Bible says about heaven. Note: This site will offer Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Faron Golden
Tarrant
Spring A- The Book of Hebrews
Mondays at 6 p.m. January 20- March 10
Pillar of Hope Church, 520 5th St, Birmingham, AL 35217
An exegetical study of the book of Hebrews. Hebrews is a rich letter that gives readers deep theological truths regarding the sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Though we know almost nothing regarding the author or recipients it is obvious that the epistle is written to present Christ as the completion of God’s covenant with the Hebrew people. Participants will find in studying this epistle that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of each of the Old Testament themes and covenants. Note: This location offers Zoom as an alternative for class attendance.
Instructor: Nate French
Spring B- Christian Leadership
Mondays at 6 p.m. March 24- May 12
Pillar of Hope Church, 520 5th St, Birmingham, AL 35217
This course is a study of the essential elements needed to be effective in leading a ministry. Great leaders understand where they are in the process of leadership both regarding weakness and strength. They understand how to enhance their leadership style and develop leaders around them. Participants will learn where they are in the process of becoming effective leaders and how to fill in the leadership gaps that currently exist. Note: The location offers Zoom as an alternative for attending class.
Instructor: Nate French
Troy
Spring A- Book of Romans
Mondays at 5:00 p.m. January 20- March 10
Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, Troy, AL
The book of Romans contains some of the richest theological truths regarding the doctrine of salvation than any book in Scripture. It is a treasure trove of theological gems about grace, faith, righteousness, and justification. Some of the greatest theological minds in history trace their salvation back to reading Paul’s letter to the Romans. In this course, students will come to understand salvation through faith in Christ alone and the eternal truths surrounding that decision.
Instructor: Carl Hollis
Spring B- The Letters of Peter
Mondays at 5:00 p.m. March 24- May 12
Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, Troy, AL
This course will teach participants the theological themes, historical context, and present-day application of First and Second Peter. Through a verse-by-verse examination of the Petrine epistle participants will find foundational truths of the Christian faith, encouragements for daily living despite trials, and the sufficiency of the grace of God as given through Jesus Christ.
Instructor: Carl Hollis
Tuskegee
Spring A- Spiritual Disciplines
Thursday nights at 6 p.m. January 23- March 13
Webex
This course will assist the student in pursuing intimacy with and conformity to Jesus Christ through personal spiritual disciplines such as Bible intake, prayer, fasting, silence and solitude, and journaling. Students will learn valuable disciplines that will greatly enhance their walk with God. Note: This site will meet on Webex only. There is no in person option.
Instructor: D'Linell Finley
Spring B- The Book of Revelation
Thursday nights at 6 p.m. March 20- May 8
Webex
The book of Revelation contains key elements of future events while pointing to Christ our victorious Lord. Many bible students shy away from the study of this book based on fears and misconceptions of its content. This class will give comprehensive attention to the themes and messages of Revelation through careful exegesis. Note: This class will meet on Webex only. There is no in person meeting.
Instructor: D'Linell Finley
Warren-McMinnville, TN
Spring A- TBD
Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
Central Baptist Association, 4064 Sparta HWY McMinnville, TN.
This location will take the spring semester off and return fall of 2025
Spring B- TBD
Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
Central Baptist Association, 4064 Sparta HWY McMinnville, TN.
This location will take the spring semester off and return fall of 2025
