Prof. John Miller

Covers issues related to the canon and text of the Old Testament. Deals with genre, background, authorship, date, recipients, and contents of Old Testament books. Introduces the student to critical views.

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Dr. Richard Barcellos

Covers issues related to the canon and text of the New Testament. Deals with genre, background, authorship, date, recipients, and contents of New Testament books. Introduces the student to critical views and Synoptic issues.

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Dr. Richard Barcellos

Covers principles of Reformed hermeneutics, history of hermeneutics, sources of hermeneutical principles, canonical structure and hermeneutics, biblical genres and hermeneutics, the Bible’s interpretation of the Bible, biblical theology and hermeneutics, typology, and contemporary issues.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course covers the life, ministry, and theology of the Apostle Paul. It also analyzes the current state of Pauline studies and discusses such issues as Paul and the Old Testament and Paul and the Law.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course offers an expository survey of Paul’s Epistle to the Romans.  Focus will be placed on the exposition of Romans 1-11.  Occasional excurses will focus attention on individual texts and theological issues of particular importance.

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Dr. Richard Barcellos

Introduces the discipline of Biblical Theology. Covers its place and function in the encyclopedia of theology, a brief history, a working definition, various models and practitioners, and hermeneutics and Biblical Theology.

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Dr. Jon English Lee

This course surveys the biblical, theological, and historical data relevant to the moral law of God, paying particular attention to the Sabbath in the scope of redemptive history.

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Dr. Timothy Decker

An introduction to the vocabulary, grammar, and syntax of Biblical Greek, designed to give students the skills necessary for translation and interpretation of the Greek New Testament and selected extra biblical literature. The instructor will guide students toward achieving a basic grasp of the Koine Greek language.

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Dr. Timothy Decker

An introduction to the vocabulary, grammar, and syntax of Biblical Greek, designed to give students the skills necessary for translation and interpretation of the Greek New Testament and selected extra-biblical literature. The instructor will guide students toward achieving a basic grasp of the Koine Greek language.

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Dr. Joshua Wilson

An elementary study of Hebrew grammar for the translation and interpretation of the Old Testament. The student will gain an introduction to the basic elements of Classical Hebrew, learn word recognition through a study of Hebrew phonology and morphology, gain proficiency in Hebrew vocabulary, and apply these learned skills to the translation and interpretation of the Hebrew Old Testament.

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Dr. Joshua Wilson

An intermediate study of Hebrew grammar for the translation and interpretation of the Old Testament. The student will gain an introduction to the intermediate elements of Classical Hebrew, learn word recognition through a study of Hebrew morphology, gain increased proficiency in Hebrew vocabulary, and apply these learned skills to the translation and interpretation of the Hebrew Old Testament

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course provides a prolegomena to the study of historical theology, an overview of the expansion of Christianity in the early church period, a discussion of the doctrinal significance of the Apostolic Fathers, and a consideration of the two great developments in the history of doctrine in the early church period: the recognition of the canon and Trinitarianism.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course considers the life of Augustine and the major developments in the area of the application of salvation flowing from the epochal of that church father through the Medieval and Reformation periods beginning in the 5th century and continuing into the 17th century.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course considers the history of the modern church and the major developments in the church during the Enlightenment and Post-Enlightenment.  Includes developments in the areas of the doctrine of the church, the relation of church and state, eschatology, the modern missionary movement, and the charismatic movement as well as the origins and rise of Reformed Baptists in the 20th century.  

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Dr. Tom Nettles

This course in History of Theology gives an introduction to and survey of the major questions and resultant ideas in the history of the development of Christian doctrine from the immediate post-Apostolic writers to the present.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course in the History of Theology gives an introduction to and survey of the major questions and resultant ideas in the history of the development of Christian doctrine from the immediate post-Apostolic writers to the present.

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Dr. Jim Renihan

An introduction to Puritanism in contexts of the ecclesiastical and civil struggles of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and the place of the movement in the church’s theological development.

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Dr. Tom Nettles

Designed to give the student a working knowledge of the lives, ministries, contributions, and theological system of Jonathan Edwards and Andrew Fuller. Also, the student will be led to see the powerful influence that Edwards had on the thinking and system of Fuller.

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Dr. Sam Renihan

This course provides a prolegomena to the study of historical theology, an overview of the expansion of Christianity in the early church period, a discussion of the doctrinal significance of the Apostolic Fathers, and a consideration of the two great developments in the history of doctrine in the early church period: the recognition of the canon and Trinitarianism.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

A survey of the historical background, original sources, doctrinal content, and biblical basis of the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course is intended to provide an overview of all the major loci of Systematic Theology emphasizing confessional definitions and scriptural support for major Christian doctrines.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

Surveys the issue of theological method, provides an introduction to and defense of systematic theology, and furnishes a historical survey, exegetical approach, and systematic development of Christian apologetics.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course focuses on the being, attributes, Trinity, and decree of God.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

This course covers the origin, identity, constitution, and free agency of man; man’s original relationship with God and integrity before God; the creation ordinances; the Fall; actual, original, and imputed sin; the consequences of sin; common grace, and ethics in light of man’s creation.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

A treatment of both the person and work of Christ.  The treatment of the person of Christ includes study of the deity, humanity, personality, and sinlessness of our Lord.  The treatment of the work of Christ includes study of the necessity, nature, and extent of His atonement.  This course also includes a study of the backdrop and overview of the ordo salutis.

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Dr. Sam Waldron

Begins with a survey of eschatological thought in the history of the Church. The major structural considerations for an understanding of redemptive history (including the already/not yet, the kingdom of God, and the millennium) are considered. Finally, special questions are treated, including the gospel age, the imminence of Christ’s second coming, the resurrection, and the eternal state.

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Dr. Fred Malone

The purpose of this course is to teach the Covenant Theology which Baptists have held in the past, both biblically and historically. Modern-day issues which affect Covenantal Baptists today will be examined in due course: paedobaptism, paedocommunion, theonomy, hyper-covenantalism, the New Perspective, New Covenant Theology, etc. The implications for a robust Reformed Baptist Covenant Theology will be explored in matters of evangelism, sanctification, ecclesiology, sacraments, eschatology, pastoral ministry, etc.

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Dr. Sam Waldron, Jon English Lee,
Tom Hicks, & John Divito

 This course will introduce the student to the major doctrinal and apologetic themes relating to evangelizing and responding to Islam, Roman Catholicism, Mormonism, Theonomy, and Continuationism. 

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Drs. Sam Waldron and Curt Daniel

The content of this course overviews the history and theology of Hyper-Calvinism and provides a refutation of it taking into account its re-emergence in movements in the 20th Century.

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Dr. Lane Tipton

The course will cover the context, background, structure and implications of the trinitarian theology of Cornelius Van Til. Topics will cover Van Til’s theology of the Creator-creature relation, reception of Calvin’s doctrine of trinitarian personhood, integration of continental Dutch and English Puritan trinitarian theology, the bearing of the doctrine of perichoresis on image of God, the covenant of works, and revelation. Special attention will be given to close readings of Van Til’s primary sources.

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Dr. Tom Ascol

This course is an evaluation of the literature and ideologies that are being promoted under the modern social justice movement. Biblical, theological, and historical assessments of the movement will be considered from a confessional framework. Applications to church and culture will be explored.

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Dr. Brandon Rhea

This course covers Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s life and adherence to the Second London
Confession of Faith regarding the Law of God and the Christian Sabbath.

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Dr. Fred Malone

Focuses on the man whom God calls to the work of pastoral ministry in a local church. The nature of that call and of the qualifications for the office of pastor/elder/bishop are examined. The relationship of pastoral theology to the other theological disciplines with emphasis on the Christological center of pastoral ministry is explored.

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Dr. Fred Malone

Focuses upon the work of pastoral ministry, including preaching, teaching, prayer, evangelism, counseling, leadership and administration. The theological foundation for these responsibilities is explored with emphasis on the gospel-centeredness of each.

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Dr. Tom Ascol

This course is an introduction to biblical preaching. The importance of preaching in pastoral ministry, its biblical basis, and the principles involved in the preparation and delivery of sermons will be investigated.

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Dr. Chris Holmes

Survey of the life and ministries of some of the most well-known preachers in the history of the church.

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J. Ryan Davidson

A survey and introduction to the role of the pastor as a counselor of God’s people using the Word of God. The course will survey theological, historical, and practical areas related to pastoral counseling and will focus on the use of the Scriptures in the counseling ministry of the church. 

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Dr. Michael Haykin

Turning-points in the History of Christian Spirituality. Study of the personal, spiritual disciplines of the Christian life and their place in the pastor’s life and ministry.

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Dr. Fred Malone

The study of “preaching Jesus Christ in all the Scriptures” requires (1) a brief survey of the specific hermeneutics most applicable to the task, (2) the theological doctrines which justify such a task, and (3) the application of these issues to the practice of the task.

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Prof. John Miller

Study of the history, theology, and practice of evangelism, church planting and missions.

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Prof. J. Ryan Davidson

A survey and introduction to the role of the pastor as a counselor of God’s people using the Word of God specifically with applications to marriage counseling and work with families.  The course will survey theological, historical, and practical areas related to marriage and family counseling and will focus on the use of the Scriptures in the counseling ministry of the church. Various topics will be addressed from a biblical perspective such pre-marital counseling, marital challenges, conflict, and spiritual issues.

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Prof. J. Ryan Davidson

A survey of pastoral care and counseling within the history of the Christian church. Various time periods will be examined, and the pastoral care and related pastoral “counseling” approaches will be critiqued.

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Prof. J. Ryan Davidson

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Brian Croft, Phil Newton, Fred Malone,
John Miller & Sam Waldron

The mentoring conference was held in Louisville, KY on June 25-26, 2018 and was held to serve as a resource for the CBTS pastoral mentoring program.

Paul Washer, Sam Waldron,
Tom Nettles, & John Miller

I Will Build My Church: Taking up the Urgent Task of Missions and Church Planting. The first annual CBTS Conference on theology was held in Louisville, KY on March 17-19 and featured messages from Paul Washer, Sam Waldron, Tom Nettles, & John Miller.

Conrad Mbewe, Sam Waldron, John Miller, Tom Nettles, Jim Savastio, & Scott Aniol

How Then Should We Worship? The second annual CBTS Conference on theology was held in Louisville, KY on March 23-25, 2023 and featured messages from Conrad Mbewe, Sam Waldron, John Miller, Tom Nettles, Jim Savastio, & Scott Aniol.

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Dr. Chris Holmes

This course is designed to teach the basic concepts of academic writing and to familiarize students with the full scope of the writing process.  Students will receive instruction enabling them to produce written assignments which employ critical, analytical, and research skills.  The assigned writing experiences will culminate in the production of a properly organized, mechanically sound, and fully documented research paper. 

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Dr. Richard Barcellos

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Tim Hoak

Jerry Dorris & Austin Keeler

Brad Blakeman & Sam Waldron