Current Classes
 
Our next class will cover Unit One of our curriculum in Reformed Theology. Syllabus pages outlining the material for each class are posted on this website, just click on the individual topic links in the schedule below. It's suggested that students read through the lessons in order and in full.

If you plan to attend please register here to reserve a space.

Classes will be held on Thursday nights from 7:30pm to 9:00pm beginning on September 14th, 2006.

Lessons about how we know what God has said.
1) 9/14	Knowing Truth: Is certain knowledge possible?
2) 9/21	Revelation: How God makes himself known to us
3) 9/28	The Canon of Scripture: Which books should be in the Bible?
4) 10/5	The Inspiration of the Bible: An infallible and inerrant word
5) 10/12	The Perservation of the Bible's text : Accurate copies?
6) 10/19	Translations of the Bible : Putting God's word in our language
7) 10/26	Interpreting Bible passages : Understanding the message

Class Times
7:00pm	Optional time for coffee and fellowship
7:30pm	Instruction and Q&A session
9:00pm	Class ends for the evening

Location of Classes:
Our classes are held at Grace Presbyterian Church (PCA).
See the MAP (on the church's website)  
Course Description: Reformed Doctrine
This class is an on-going stydy of the Reformed Christian Faith as outlined in the Westminster Confession of Faith. The class has now gone through two complete cycles through the topics of the Confession. This unit begins our third cycle through the curriculum.
 
The goal of this class is to improve the student's ability to understand, biblically defend, and explain what the Bible says when it speaks for itself.
 
The text book is a syllabus provided by the instructor.
Other recommended readings include selections from:
The Confession of Faith, by A. A. Hodge.
Systematic Theology by C. Hodge
Systematic Theology by L. Berkhof
Dogmatic Theology by W. G. T. Shedd
Principles of Biblical Interpretation by L. Berkhof
The Infallible Word (a symposium) by the Westminster Faculty
Interpreting the Bible (pages 99-176) by Berkeley Mikelsen
The Defense of the Faith by Cornelius Vantil
The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson