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Register in person or by calling(850) 514-3777. Simply go to our "Register Me Now!" page. COURSES AND SEMINARS THE SPOKEN BLESSING: AN APPROACH TO LIFE; A RESPONSE TO GOD Instructor: Ann Gleaton, B.A. Do you want your dimension of faith and sphere of influence to be enlarged? Would you like to engage God's authority within your life and within the lives of others? The Spoken Blessing was designed by God to do that and much more. Begin proclaiming God's life-giving Word over yourselves and others, and watch His Word transform the very atmosphere around you! This fiveweek study is designed for Sunday School teachers, homeschoolers, and Christ-centered classrooms. Its principles fit every relationship and are applicable in the home, public classroom, and workplace. Join us to learn how to use the Spoken Blessing effectively. Children are welcome if under their parent's care. Course Number: BIB 405 Date: Five Tuesdays, February 14 - March 13 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your Bible, The Spoken Blessing: A Spiritual Posture, by Ann Gleaton (ISBN: 1933148969), and $10 materials fee. THE WOMEN OF ACTS (Seminar) Instructor: Judith Warren Hawkins, M.S., J.D. The Book of Acts reveals the intimate, intentional, inspiring involvement of women during the growth of the Early Christian church. Course Number: BIB 337 Date: Saturday, February 18 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. $12.50 for personal growth $25 for .25 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your bible and a notebook THE BOOKS OF I AND II PETER Instructor: Margaret Swinger, M.A. In his letters, Peter blended five different themes: 1) he emphasized that Christians can expect suffering as a natural part of a dedicated life to Christ, 2) he exhorted Christians to live righteous and holy lives, 3) he assured them that no matter how much suffering they experienced in Asia Minor, they did not deserve it, 4) Peter encouraged Christians to submit themselves to others for the sake of the gospel, and 5) Peter used these letters as an opportunity to drive home the central truth of the gospel: that Jesus endured the agony of the cross to save mankind from the bondage of sin. Course Number: BIB 360 / 361 Date: Five Tuesdays, February 21 - March 20 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your bible and a notebook CHRIST IN THE TABERNACLE Instructor: William - Bill - Neal, M.Div. God is a consistent God, an eternal God, who thinks in terms of all of history, not just the immediate generation. When He planned the work of Jesus Christ for our salvation in eternity past, He planned a coherent, progressive unfolding of the drama of redemption throughout the history of humans on the earth. Moses' Tabernacle was an important part of the illustrated revelation of His plan and work on man's behalf. It showed realities both in heaven (after which it was copied) and on earth, as it foretold the coming of Messiah and His perfect work for our salvation. Each part of the Tabernacle pictures an important truth for humankind, consistent with everything else God has said on this subject down through the ages. It is a fascinating course that takes the student through all aspects of the Tabernacle and their significance in Christ. Course Number: BIB 402 Date: Five Mondays, May 21, June 4 - 25 Time: 6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your Bible and a notebook THE BOOK OF PHILIPPIANS (IN GREEK) Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. This course is for those who have had at least one year of New Testament Greek. We will read and translate the entire book of Philippians from the Greek, with a view to a better understanding of the text and the language in which it was originally written. Students will be challenged, helped, and encouraged in the honing of their skills and in properly and effectively handling New Testament Greek. Course Number: BIB 548 Date: Five Tuesdays, May 22 - June 19 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Required Text: Greek Grammar: Beyond the Basics (ISBN: 0310218950) by Daniel B. Wallace, a Koine Greek New Testament, and $10 materials fee. Bring your Bible. THE BOOK OF JOSHUA Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. The Book of Joshua provides an account of the Israelites' entry into and conquest of the Promised Land. Among the many stirring episodes is the story of a "day like no other." The man, Joshua is one of the greatest heroes and generals of all time. In this course, we will examine the unique Book of Joshua, the man Joshua, and how Jesus fulfills both. Course Number: BIB 307 / 506 Date: Five Thursdays, May 24 - June 21 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible and a Joshua commentary of your choice SELECT NEW TESTAMENT WOMEN (Seminar) Instructor: Judith Warren Hawkins, M.S., J.D. Women were front and center in Christ - s life and ministry. This seminar examines five women who played significant roles in the life of Christ and during New Testament times. Course Number: BIB 338 Date: Saturday, May 26 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. $12.50 for personal growth $25 for .25 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible and a notebook INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. This course will provide participants with a basic grasp of the whole Bible and its individual books. Starting with the largest divisions of Scripture and working down to the more specific, this course is intended to help the student be more confident, knowledgeable, and comfortable anywhere in Scripture. Course Number: BIB 300 / 500 Date: Five Mondays, May 21, June 4 - 25 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Required Texts: Your study Bible and $10 manual ACCENTS IN ACTS (Seminar) Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. In all of literature and even the Bible itself, there is nothing like the book of Acts! Explore major themes and teachings, practice the principles and practices of the early church. Listen to and learn from the disciples who best knew, understood, and followed our Lord. Course Number: BIB 440 Date: Saturday, June 23 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. $25 for personal growth $49 for .5 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible and a notebook CHRIST AND CREATION Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. God presents written revelation through His Word and general revelation through His work. Both come together in the creation week. The first chapter of Genesis provides the home page for the website of Scripture. Creation week provides outlines relating to the Tabernacle, the Jewish calendar, and more. Creation introduces us to God, His nature, and His approach to communicating with us. See how Christ is revealed in creation and how various aspects of creation are used to convey spiritual truth throughout Scripture. Follow threads, themes, and outlines originating in Genesis. Learn about types, shadows, and symbols from creation, while viewing the Old Testament as Christ and His messengers did. Course Number: BIB 408 / 608 Date: Five Tuesdays, June 26 - July 24 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Required Text: Your Bible and $10 manual THE BOOKS OF JUDGES AND RUTH Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. These Old Testament books cover an important era in Biblical history and a broad range of human experiences, from the very negative to the very positive. They describe incredible events and complex people. Within them are hidden treasures of truth about the coming of Christ. Join us for this examination of action-packed times. Course Number: BIB 308 / 608 Date: Five Thursdays, June 28 - July 26 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your Bible and choice of commentaries on Judges and Ruth REMOVING ROADBLOCKS TO YOUR IDENTITY AND PURPOSE IN CHRIST (Seminar) Instructors: Jim and Pat Banks, House of Healing Ministries This seminar will be geared toward re-establishing personal identity, clearing the way for each individual to see who God made them to be so they can fully embrace their earthly assignment and reason for being here. It will involve a combination of removing elements of trauma that targeted identity and purpose; healing and developing the human spirit where the real blueprint for personal identity resides; and specific teaching and interactive exercises to identify and develop personal identity. Course Number: CNS 331 Date: Saturday, February 11 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. $12.50 for personal growth $25 for .25 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible, a notebook, and several pens for copious note taking Christian Education THE SPOKEN BLESSING: AN APPROACH TO LIFE; A RESPONSE TO GOD Instructor: Ann Gleaton, B.A. Do you want your dimension of faith and sphere of influence to be enlarged? Would you like to engage God's authority within your life and within the lives of others? The Spoken Blessing was designed by God to do that and much more. Begin proclaiming God's life-giving Word over yourselves and others, and watch His Word transform the very atmosphere around you! This 5-week study is designed for Sunday School teachers, homeschoolers, and Christcentered classrooms. Its principles fit every relationship and are applicable in the home, public classroom, and workplace. Join us to learn how to use the Spoken Blessing effectively. Children are welcome if under their parent's care. Course Number: CED 405 Date: Five Tuesdays, February 14 - March 13 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your Bible, and The Spoken Blessing: A Spiritual Posture, by Ann Gleaton (ISBN: 1933148969), and $10 materials fee. ABC - S OF CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT (Seminar) Instructor: Doug Apple How can we strengthen traits that honor the King of Kings? What can we learn that will help us walk in humility, speak with grace; honor others; and honor God with our bodies, souls and spirits? How can we make better decisions for our individual lives, workplaces and ministries? How can we help others do the same? This seminar will be Biblically based and will be presented in strong and practical ways as we raise the standard of the high calling of Jesus Christ, our Lord. Course Number: CED 450 Date: Saturday, February 18 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. $12.50 for personal growth $25 for .25 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible BIBLE STUDY SOFTWARE (Seminar) Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. Advances in the rapidly-changing area of computers continue to provide Bible students and teachers with powerful new resources. This practical workshop will provide demonstrations of, and hands-on, experience with a variety of tools available for computers and handheld devices. We will investigate programs for conducting basic and in-depth Bible study, with or without the use of Hebrew and Greek. Available applications offer valuable help in a wide range of specific uses, including word studies, interpretation, mapping, timelines, genealogy, and much more. Numerous Bible versions, concordances, photographs, videos, charts, outlines, biographies, Bible games, and Gospel harmonies are just some of the tools at our disposal. From free to expensive and simple to complex, there is something for everybody. Course Number: CED 452 / 462 Date: Saturday, April 21 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. $25 for personal growth $49 for .5 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Materials: $10 materials fee. Laptops are recommended but not required. INTRODUCTION TO CHRIST-CENTERED BIBLE STUDY Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. Do you really appreciate the New Testament but have a hard time reading or understanding the Old Testament? Does a lot of it seem boring, irrelevant, or dry? You probably have not been finding the treasures throughout the Old Testament as well as the New. Perhaps you were not aware that they were there, or do not know how to search for and discover them. The Old Testament is not primarily about ancient Middle Eastern history, obscure events, or long, hard-to-pronounce foreign names. These provide background information for a much more important focus: Jesus Christ Himself! You do not have to wait to get to the New Testament to learn about Him. Learn about prophecies, foreshadowings, Christophanies, and much more. We will also look at how the New Testament views Christ in ways that you might have missed. These few hours of introduction to genuine Christ-centered Bible study can revolutionize your whole view of, understanding of, and experience with Scripture. Learn more of what Paul referred to as "God's Mystery, Christ Himself, in Whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge." If you like mysteries, you will thoroughly appreciate the Mystery of the Bible! Course Number: CED 481 Date: Five Mondays, July 2 - July 30 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible and $25 for a manual Lauguage THE BOOK OF PHILIPPIANS (IN GREEK) Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. This course is for those who have had at least one year of New Testament Greek. We will read and translate the entire book of Philippians from the Greek, with a view to a better understanding of the text and the language in which it was originally written. Students will be challenged, helped, and encouraged in the honing of their skills in properly and effectively handling New Testament Greek. Course Number: LANG 548 Date: Five Tuesdays, May 22 - June 19 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Required Texts: Greek Grammar: Beyond the Basics (ISBN: 0310218950) by Daniel B. Wallace, a Koine Greek New Testament, and $10 materials fee. Bring your Bible. Ministry THE SPOKEN BLESSING: AN APPROACH TO LIFE; A RESPONSE TO GOD Instructor: Ann Gleaton, B.A. Do you want your dimension of faith and sphere of influence to be enlarged? Would you like to engage God's authority within your life and within the lives of others? The Spoken Blessing was designed by God to do that and much more. Begin proclaiming God's life-giving Word over yourselves and others, and watch His Word transform the very atmosphere around you! This 5-week study is designed for Sunday School teachers, homeschoolers, and Christcentered classrooms. Its principles fit every relationship and are applicable in the home, public classroom, and workplace. Join us to learn how to use the Spoken Blessing effectively. Children are welcome if under their parent's care. Course Number: MIN 405 Date: Five Tuesdays, February 14 - March 13 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $40 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your Bible, The Spoken Blessing: A Spiritual Posture, by Ann Gleaton (ISBN: 1933148969), and $10 materials fee. ABC - S OF CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT (Seminar) Instructor: Doug Apple How can we strengthen traits that honor the King of Kings? What can we learn that will help us walk in humility, speak with grace; honor others; and honor God with our bodies, souls and spirits? How can we make better decisions for our individual lives, workplaces and ministries? How can we help others do the same? This seminar will be Biblically based and will be presented in strong and practical ways as we raise the standard of the high calling of Jesus Christ, our Lord. Course Number: MIN 477 Date: Saturday, February 18 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. $12.50 for personal growth $25 for .25 semester credit CLINICAL PASTORAL EDUCATION Instructor: John Galloway, D.Min., LMFT Clinical Pastoral Education is interfaith professional education for ministry. It brings theological students and ministers into supervised encounters with persons in crisis. Out of an intense involvement with persons in need, and the feedback from peers and teachers, students develop new awareness of themselves as persons and of the needs of those to whom they minister. From theological reflection on specific human situations they gain a new understanding of ministry. Within the interdisciplinary team process of helping persons, they develop skills in interpersonal and interprofessional relationships. Register for the course with Tallahassee Regional Hospital for personal growth. Register at the Center for Biblical Studies for seminary credit. Course Number: MIN 600 Date: March 15 - August 23 Time: Exact schedule to be announced Cost: $500 registration at TMH with Barbara Thomas-Reddick (431-3933). Register at the Center for Biblical Studies for an additional $190 if 6 semester hours are desired. Location: Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Required: All materials included SPRING INTO WORSHIP: A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE (Seminar) Instructors: Helena and Kennith Barrington, Ph.D. This seminar is designed for those who long to re-experience a Biblically sound "fresh rain" in praise and worship. Explore the purpose, the pathways, the priority, and the power in praise. One who hungers for a closer relationship with Jesus Christ will find keys and insights to open doors that have long been shut. The Word of God calls for a restoration of the Tabernacle of David. There were other tabernacles, most notably the Tabernacle of Moses, and the Temple of Solomon. Why David? Come find out. This course is for you, whether you're a Minister of Music, a worship leader, a singer, a dancer, a banner bearer, or one who has just fallen in love with Jesus. Expect to have your faith restored and your hope renewed. Develop passion for His purpose and gain the knowledge to fully become the worshipper God is looking for, one who will worship Him in spirit and in truth. Course Number: MIN 421 / 621 Date: Saturday, March 17 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. $25 for personal growth $49 for .5 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring a notebook and your Bible BUSINESS BY THE BOOK (Seminar) Instructor: Ray Wann, M.A. Business by the Book is a step-by-step presentation of how a business should be conducted according to God, the Creator of all management rules. Issues of hiring, firing, salaries, and promotions will be discussed from the perspective of what the Bible says. This information closely relates to a term in business integrity. Tools given in this interactive video course will help you develop consistent Christ-based decisions as you conduct your business. Course Number: MIN 451 Date: Saturday, March 24 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. $25 for personal growth $49 for .5 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: - Business by the Book Workshop Student Workbook - by Crown Ministries PASTORAL MINISTRY: HOW TO SHEPHERD BIBLICALLY Instructor: Joseph W. Henderson, D.D. Your call to pastoral ministry is a noble one. An essential role of a pastor is to feed and lead his or her congregation. To fulfill this aspect of your calling effectively, you must acquire the basic training and skills that will enable you to function as a shepherd after God's heart (Psalm 78:70-72). Therefore, - Pastoral Ministry: How to Shepherd Biblically - is the course for you. Course Number: MIN 411 / 611 Date: Five Tuesdays, May 22 - June 19 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Pastoral Ministry: How to Shepherd Biblically, by John MacArthur and The Master's Seminary Faculty. Thomas Nelson, Publishers. ISBN: 1-4185- 006-2 LIFE COACHING FUNDAMENTALS Instructor: Joseph - Joe - Amanfu, Ph.D. Coaching is a process that helps individuals to produce extraordinary results in life, career, business, or organization. Through the process of coaching you will deepen your learning, improve your performance, and enhance the quality of your life. Specifically, a coach works with you to: 1) discover, clarify, and align with what you want to achieve; 2) encourage your own self-discovery - recognize that you are fearfully and wonderfully made by God (Psalm 139:14) and that God has deposited tremendous potential in you for success and a purposeful life; 3) generate your own solutions and strategies based on the Word of God; and 4) hold yourself responsible and accountable. Coaching is becoming very popular because better results matter. We've long understood the need for an athletic coach, a music teacher, or a personal trainer. Coaching enables you or your organization to have those same benefits to reach new levels of success. And who doesn't want more success? This course will give you an introduction to the fundamentals of coaching and help you assess if this is a skill you might be interested in adding to your ministry toolbox. Course Number: MIN 459 Date: Five Thursdays, May 24 - June 21 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible and $20 materials fee EXPOSITORY PREACHING Instructor: Joseph W. Henderson, D.D. Biblical exposition: unleashing the power of God's Word. Acquire the skills and tools needed to preach sound Biblical truths from God's Word that will connect and transform the lives of your hearers. This course will address the ABCs of sermon preparation and delivery that will give any pulpiter the confidence to proclaim God's Word through expository preaching. "Expository preaching is therefore that approach in which the explanation of Scripture forms the dominant feature and the organizing principle of the message...it sees its fundamental task the explanation of the text in its context, the unfolding of its principles, and only then their application to the world of hearers." Sinclair Ferguson Course Number: MIN 510 Date: Five Tuesdays, June 26 - July 24 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Required Text: For Pastors (ISBN: 0920329601), by Kent Philpott, and Getting the Gospel Right (ISBN: 0801064473), by R.C. Sproul. GRACE: IT - S NOT JUST FOR MEALS Instructor: Brian Bailey, Author We need the Grace of God just as much, if not more, than we need oxygen and water. But, how do we receive grace from God and from others? How do we give grace? How do we give grace to our families, our church, to the world? How do we develop a spirit of grace that touches our hearts and our actions? Be prepared to think about and discuss the topic as we examine this critically important concept in our faith. Grace, it's not just for meals. Course Number: MIN 421 / 621 Date: Five Mondays, July 2 - July 30 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: What's So Amazing About Grace, (ISBN: 100310245656) by Philip Yancey. INTRODUCTION TO CHRIST-CENTERED BIBLE STUDY Instructor: David Hull, M.Div. Do you really appreciate the New Testament, but have a hard time reading or understanding the Old Testament? Does a lot of it seem boring, irrelevant, or dry? You probably have not been finding the treasures throughout the Old Testament as well as the New. Perhaps you were not aware that they were there, or do not know how to search for and discover them. The Old Testament is not primarily about ancient Middle Eastern history, obscure events, or long, hard-to-pronounce foreign names. These provide background information for a much more important focus: Jesus Christ Himself! You do not have to wait to get to the New Testament to learn about Him. Learn about prophecies, foreshadowings, Christophanies, and much more. We will also look at how the New Testament views Christ in ways that you might have missed. These few hours of introduction to genuine Christ-centered Bible study can revolutionize your whole view of, understanding of, and experience with Scripture. earn more of what Paul referred to as "God's Mystery, Christ Himself, in Whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge." If you like mysteries, you will thoroughly appreciate the Mystery of the Bible! Course Number: MIN 481 Date: Five Mondays, July 2 - July 30 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $49 for personal growth $95 for 1 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Bring your Bible and $25 for a manual Missions and Evangelism MANNA WITH MARK: A FEAST FOR BODY, SOUL AND SPIRIT Instructor: Rev. Mark Geppert, President/Founder, S.E. Asia Prayer Center Lunch and learn from a joyful disciple of Christ who has discipled nations and led thousands to their Savior. His practices avoid the "cookie cutter" approach as he lays a foundation of Biblical principles and practices that fit every situation. His life is bathed in prayer, sound Scriptural interpretation, and eternal relationships. He gifts us, not with abstract theories, but a lifetime of outreach experience that is simple in execution and transformational in power. Learn to let God use you as you seek to impact a lost and troubled world. Date: Friday, March 2 Time: 12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. $15 (includes lunch) Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW CAPTURE YOUR CITY FOR CHRIST (Seminar) Instructor: Rev. Mark Geppert, President/Founder, S.E. Asia Prayer Center Learn principles that have been proven in Asia and America, in mosques and temples, in metropolitan cities and mud huts. God's hand has opened doors to ministry and miracles through intercessory prayer and activity that is birthed in the heart of a frontline missionary and bathed in sound Scriptural interpretation. Mark epitomizes the word in action. He speaks, not from an ivory tower, but from his experience in community transformation in countries around the world. Course Number: MIN 420 Date: Saturday, March 3 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. $25 for personal growth $49 for .5 semester credit Location: Center for Biblical Studies, 1560 Capital Circle NW Text: Your Bible and a notebook |
  
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