Course Offerings - Fall 2: 2024

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Instructor:  Todd Nance

Course Description: In this course, students will survey Romans, emphasizing the great doctrinal issues of condemnation, justification, sanctification, the place of Israel, and practical Christian living. The overarching theme is the Righteousness of Christ.

Required Book(s): 

• Exploring Romans (The John Phillips Commentary Series) 
• NKJV Bible Journal - Romans, Paperback, Comfort Print: Holy Bible, New King James Version

Instructor: Brian Kinsey

Course Description: In this course, the student will grasp a basic understanding of Biblical stewardship and overall life management. The student will analyze key management skills and ethical behavior that sustains ministry success.

Required Book(s): 

• I Choose to Win: How to Get Unstuck, on Track, and Enjoy Abundant Life
• Spiritual Leadership: Principles of Excellence For Every Believer (Sanders Spiritual Growth Series)

Instructor: Dr. Carl McLaughlin 

Course Description:  In this course, the student will explore the development of Postmodern Christianity and its effect on the religious world today. Particular emphasis will be given to the distinctive Apostolic Doctrines that the New Testament declares to be normative for the Church today.

Required Book(s):

• Faith Undone: The Emerging Church a New Reformation or an Endtime Deception

Facilitator: Dr. Robert Mitchell

 NTCC is pleased to offer this course in partnership with North American Missions (NAM). 

Course Description:   This course is the study of the church, its mission and the student’s place in that mission. Subjects examined will include discipleship as the means of evangelism, the theology of mission, the Kingdom of God and the ministry of reconciliation. The emphasis of the course is practical theology with a focus on reaching the lost. 

Required Book(s): 

• Follow to Lead

Instructor: Dr. Napoleon Burt

Course Description:In this course, students survey the history of Israel and an analysis of each book of the Old Testament in the light of this background. Stress is on theology, applicability, structure, genre, and general content.

Required Book(s): 

• Into His Presence, Volume 1: Encountering the God of the Patriarchs
• Into His Presence, Volume 2: Encountering the God of the Prophets
• Old Testament Survey

Instructor: Jacob Stump

Course Description: This course covers the basic fundamentals of preaching, focusing on the techniques and principles that allow the student to master any sermon style. It answers the what and why of preaching, looks at the process of sermon preparation and delivery, and gives practical advice to aid the student in being successful in this divine collaboration between man and God.

Required Book(s): 

• We Preach