Online Courses for Graduate Students

Online courses offer you the convenience of preparing for your ministry from anywhere in the world while earning fully accredited hours toward a degree or certificate program. For more information, consult our Online Learning Center.


Current and upcoming graduate online courses are listed below. Click here to register for graduate online courses.

 


Summer 2025 Graduate Online Courses
May 26 – July 25, 2025

 Register by 5/23
Final Exam Deadline: 7/25

 

CEEF6306-ONL -- Lifespan Development
(Donna Peavey)

CEEF6310-ONL -- Teaching the Bible
(Donna Peavey)

CEWM5369-ONL -- Teaching and Writing Ministry for Women
(Sara Robinson)

COUN5300-ONL -- Counseling in Ministry
(Ian Jones)

COUN5321-ONL -- Human Development
(Craig Garrett)

COUN5340-ONL -- Lifestyle Development and Career Counseling
(Craig Garrett)

 DISC5300-ONL -- Discipleship and Spiritual Formation
(Michael Wang)

HIST5301-ONL -- History of Christianity: Reformation-Modern
(Landon Adams)

HIST5323-ONL -- Baptist Heritage
(Lloyd Harsch)

NTEN5351-ONL -- Interpreting the New Testament 1
(Les Hughes)

NTEN5352-ONL -- Interpreting the New Testament 2
(Dalton Hicks)

NTEN5360-ONL -- NT Exegesis (English): James
(J. M. Burk)

NTGK5352-ONL -- Greek 2
(Dalton Hicks)

OTEN5351-ONL -- Interpreting the Old Testament 1
(Archie England)

OTEN5352-ONL -- Interpreting the Old Testament 2
(Micah Barksdale)

OTHB5351-ONL -- Hebrew 1
(Brett Dickson)

OTHB5352-ONL -- Hebrew 2
(Dougald McLaurin)

PHIL5300-ONL -- Philosophy of Religion
(Jeremy Evans)

PHIL5301-ONL -- Christian Apologetics
(Tawa Anderson)

PREA5300-ONL  -- Proclaiming the Bible
(Ted Williams)

THEO5300-ONL -- Systematic Theology 1
(Tyler Wittman)

THEO5301-ONL -- Systematic Theology 2
(Tyler Wittman)

THEO6301-ONL -- The Doctrine of Revelation
(Rhyne Putman)




 

 


  
Summer 2025 NOLA2U Live Courses

(Classes meet as follows: Monday 1:00-4:00 p.m. and 6:00-9:00 p.m.;
Tues/Wed/Thurs 8:00-11:00 a.m. and 1:00-4:00 p.m.;
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon [CST])


The following intensives on the New Orleans campus will be connected synchronously via Web conferencing with Internet students. These courses will require attendance at the stated times, from a computer with these minimum specifications as described in this link:


Instructions for Synchronous Classes


These courses will give students the opportunity to interface electronically with the professor and other students from a regular intensive session on the main campus. Normal intensive attendance policies apply. Thus, a student may not miss any hours of class time from the intensive.

May 26-30

PHIL6301-LIVE -- Philosophical Theology
(Robert Stewart)

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July 14-18
NTGK6390-LIVE Textual Criticism of the Greek New Testament
(Bill Warren)

 

 



Summer 2025 Mentoring Courses

 

After registration closes, the mentoring office will contact students directly with instructions concerning finding a mentor. For more information on mentoring courses, see the MDiv Mentoring Track specialization in the Graduate Catalog.



CEAM6320-MENT -- Church Leadership & Administration
(Johann Acuña)
 

PMEN6300-MENT -- Mentoring in Gospel Ministry
(Derek Kitterlin)
 

PREA6300-MENT -- Preaching Practicum
(Ted Williams)
 

CMEN6300-MENT -- Mentoring in Discipleship Ministry
(Michael Wang)
 

CEEF6311-MENT -- Teaching Practicum
(Brad Delaughter)



See the Graduate Schedules page for complete master's course listings.
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