Calvary College students will study the text of the Bible, learning the art and science of biblical exposition while reading and reflecting on the Bible as God’s specific revelation to humanity, the truth of God made manifest in written form.
Students will be instructed to examine and interpret the Bible according to its historical-grammatical context, as well as learn biblical doctrines pertaining to life and godliness.
Through the practical application of preaching and communication, students will learn biblical study preparation, preaching, and teaching techniques.
Classes are offered Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 6:30 to 9 pm. Evening-only classes allow students to work and live life while pursuing a degree.
Attend full-time for two years or part-time over several years to attain an associate of arts degree (AA) in biblical studies.
Submit a completed application and a $50 application fee no later than August 16, 2019 to secure enrollment for the 2019-2020 academic year.
Earn Your Associate of Arts Degree (AA) in Biblical Studies
Join us in the Hub for our Open House on July 7, 2019, from 1:00-200 pm. We will discuss class descriptions, availability, commonly asked questions, the AA program, course materials, and costs. Pastors and Calvary College administrators will be available to answer any questions.
All registered students must attend one of the mandatory Student Orientations, which will be held September 9, 2019, and September 23, 2019, from 6:30-9:00 pm, in the Plex. The orientation will provide registered students with the opportunity to discuss the Student Handbook and expectations, as well as learn how to utilize Canvas, an online Learning Management System. Pastors and Calvary College administrators will be available to answer any questions.
Registration for orientation will begin in August.
Learn the purposeful application of God’s Word to life’s situations and learn how to help others understand and apply the life principles in God's Word.
This course is a survey of each Old Testament book within its historical timeline. It examines the chronological structure, types of writing, and the original intent of God’s promised salvation in light of the New Testament fulfillment.
This course is a survey of each New Testament book within its historical context. It examines the original intent of the author and the continuous timeless application of God’s Word.
This course is a survey of how Jesus Christ has been using people and movements to build His Kingdom from the first to the twenty-first century.
Learn the science and artful practice of biblical interpretation, and get an overview of interpretive systems.
Worldview apologetics is designed to train the Christian in methods and information that defend the Christian faith in a postmodern relativistic culture.
Systematic theology is a survey of theological systems: doctrines pertaining to who God is and how He has revealed Himself, man, sin, and the angelic realm, as well as doctrines pertaining to what God is doing, the church, the nature of salvation, and last things.
Year 1 |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Thursday |
Q1 |
Theology 1 |
Apologetics/Evangelism |
Old Testament 1 |
Q2 |
Theology 2 |
How to Study the Bible 1 |
Old Testament 2 |
Q3 |
Theology 3 |
How to Teach the Bible 1 |
Old Testament 3 |
Class: Theology 1-2
Class: Theology 1-2
Class: Theology 3
Class: Theology 3
Class: Theology 3
Class: Theology 3
Class: Theology 3
Class: Apologetics
Class: Apologetics
Class: How to Study the Bible 1, How to Teach the Bible 1
Class: How to Study the Bible 1, How to Teach the Bible 1
Class: How to Study the Bible 1
Class: How to Study the Bible 1
Class: How to Teach the Bible 1
Class: How to Teach the Bible 1
Class: How to Teach the Bible 1
Class: Old Testament Survey 1-3
Class: Old Testament Survey 1-3
Class: Old Testament Survey 1-3
Class: Old Testament Survey 1-3
Year 2 |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Thursday |
Q1 |
New Testament 1 |
How to Study the Bible II |
Church History 1 |
Q2 |
New Testament 2 |
How to Study the Bible II |
Church History 2 |
Q3 |
Dispensational Eschatology* |
Counseling/Discipleship |
Practical Ministry + Lab* |
Elective Self Study Classes: Exodus, Isaiah, Acts | Required Self Study: Genesis, Daniel, Matthew, Romans, Revelation |
Application Deadline: August 16, 2019
Registration Date: September 9, 2019
First Day of Class: September 30, 2019
Finals: December 16-20, 2019
Application Deadline: November 15, 2019
Final Registration: December 16, 2019
First Day of Class: January 6, 2020
Finals: March 23-26, 2020
Application Deadline: February 28, 2020
Final Registration: March 23, 2020
First Day of Class: March 30, 2020
Finals: June 15-18, 2020
We express our adoration of Jesus through dynamic worship and uncompromised obedience.
We explain the relevance of the Bible to empower and transform lives for service.
We extend hope to a hurting world by proclaiming the gospel and demonstrating Christ’s love.
Skip Heitzig is the president and CEO of Calvary College.
Nelson Walker is the dean at Calvary College.
Brian Nixon is the chief academic officer of Calvary College.
Katherine Gardner is the administrator for Calvary College.