This is our foundational course where you will be introduced to some of the many aspects of biblical interpretation and learn to discern what Scripture says, what it means, and how it can be applied to your life. You’ll gain a fresh understanding of God’s Word and the confidence to share it in whatever capacity you serve.

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This course is a broad overview of the Old Testament designed to emphasize the structure, theme, and message of the Old Testament as a whole and each of its 39 individual books in order to provide understanding of God’s self revelation and His plan of redemption.

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This course is a broad overview of the New Testament focusing on the author, theme, purpose, structure, and basic content of each individual book and relating each book to the whole Bible. Strong emphasis is also given to the application message of each book.

A Survey and summary of ten major doctrines of the Bible including the Trinity, Man, Sin, Salvation, Church, Angels, and End Times with an emphasis on knowing God more fully while understanding and practicing sound theology.

The task of determining where God has called each of us to serve can be daunting. How do we determine where God desires to use our gifts and strengths? In “Living the Called Life,” we will walk through practical steps to determine what areas of ministry God might be calling you into. We will look at how God has wired you in terms of your spiritual gifts, your strengths, and your passions and help you take the next step in living out God’s calling for you in this season of your life.

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God has called his people to be winsome proclaimers of who he is and his Good News in Jesus. He’s also called us to be wise and understanding as we engage people in this great commission. What makes this task difficult, among many reasons we could mention, is that the people and culture around us think and believe differently than we do. The world has different answers to questions about right and wrong, heaven and hell, and the nature of truth. Given this reality, how do we engage effectively and profitably with people where we live, work, learn, and play?

Biblical worldview gives you the basics of how to think “Christianly” about the issues in the world. Topics include: What is truth? Who is man? Who is God? How are we to handle history? How do we think about the role of science and ethics? And much more. 

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If God has given you the ability and the opportunity to lead, we want to help you maximize that gift. While we believe God calls people into leadership with a spiritual deposit from the Holy Spirit, we also believe leadership skills can be developed and honed through an intentional understanding and practice of biblical leadership. If you are called to lead, we want to equip you to do so in the best way that you can. 

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As a leader your communication ability will, to a large degree, determine your level of effectiveness. Whether you are communicating an idea to a coworker, a presentation to a team, or casting vision for your organization, communication matters. In a ministry context, being able to communicate God’s Word in a clear, compelling, and biblically accurate manner is vital and a part of good ministry practice.

How then do we communicate well? How do we prepare, refine, and deliver solid content that leads to the edification of our listeners? If you want to improve as a communicator and gain the basic skills of relaying God’s Word effectively, this course may be for you.

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Making disciples – leading people to faith in Jesus and helping them grow to become Fully Formed Followers of Jesus – is the core priority Jesus set for his followers. Disciple making must dominate the church's agenda through all of our ministries.

If you are currently making disciples, have been discipled, or are currently being discipled and plan to begin discipling others soon, this Learning Community will “supercharge” your discipling vision and skills!

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In the Colson Fellows Program, we examine a myriad of issues and ideologies that are flooding our marketplaces, schools and universities, homes, and even our churches. Colson Fellows spend time looking at topics like racial tension, gender identity, sexual orientation, Critical Race Theory, religious liberty, and the sanctity of life. Not only that, but we look at different worldviews and the many ideologies that have shaped our culture over time.

Colson Fellows are a diverse and courageous community of Christians—from corporate CEOs and university professors to homeschool moms, teachers, pastors, and ministry leaders—all pursuing God’s glory in every arena of life for the good of the world.

This ten-month course will guide you through the intersections of theology, faith, and culture. You will engage in daily devotionals related to contemporary cultural issues, complete curated book studies, and interact with faculty and fellow students from across the country on the Colson Fellows Learning Platform.

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Relational Leadership: 7 Biblical Practices That Will Propel Your Relationships Forward

 This class is designed to give you 7 simple practices that emerge from the principles in God’s Word that you can start right here and now. 

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