Courses

The student will coteach a semester of Biblical Hebrew at IBC. His responsibilities will include teaching portions of the course, doing review drills, making handouts for the class, and grading tests.

An overview of Western Civilization from a Christian perspective beginning with the creation of man and continuing through the Protestant Reformation.

An overview of Western Civilization from a Christian perspective beginning with post-reformation Europe and continuing into the twenty-first century.

A careful study of the colonial and national development of the United States from Columbus’ arrival in the new world through the Civil War, with a focus on the social, political, spiritual, and economical factors that led to the formation, growth, and division of the United States.

A careful study of the national progress of the United States from reconstruction after the Civil War to the present. The course will focus on the various factors that led to the growth of America as a great economic, political, military, and spiritual force in the world.

A study of the system of American government in comparison with other forms of government. The focus is on the philosophy, formation, structures, and function of the government of the United States.

A comparison of economic systems, showing the value of capitalism, and an introduction to economic principles in the framework of a capitalist system.

A development of the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing Spanish, the United States’ second most spoken language.

A development of the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing Spanish, the United States’ second most spoken language.

A development of the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in the German language.

A development of the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in the German language.

The elementary study of Greek grammar beginning with the alphabet and covering prepositions, pronouns, first and second declension nouns, and verbs in the indicative mood.

A continuation of LNG 211 emphasizing third declension nouns, participles, infinitives, subjunctive and imperative moods of verbs, and the translation of portions of the Greek New Testament.

A thorough review of Spanish grammar, the development of an extended Spanish vocabulary, and practice in the four aspects of language.

A thorough review of Spanish grammar, the development of an extended Spanish vocabulary, and practice in the four aspects of language.