The Front Range Bible Institute is pleased to announce its spring quarter 2012 classes. FRBI offers quality biblical and theological instruction to students at the local church level.
FRBI’s curriculum is designed to help Christians become equipped in a wide range of biblical, theological, and pastoral issues to better live out their Christian faith and to help equip them for effective service to Jesus Christ.
Classes start Tuesday, April 3rd, 2012 and last for 11 weeks thru June 14.
- All courses are taught by seminary trained professors who hold a Master of Divinity degree or higher.
- VA benefits may be used towards education costs under Front Range Bible Institute.
- Continuing education credit is available for Christian educators working under ACSI.
The following courses will be offered this spring (April 3 – June 14):
Tuesdays 5:45pm – 8:00pm,
- History of the Apostolic Fathers (BST857) – Professor Aaron Otten
Examines the history of 8 men considered the Doctors of the Church
General Elective. No Prerequisite
- Homiletics / Teaching & Preaching (FMT801) – Professor Al Albano
Instruction in homiletical methodology emphasizing basic principles of sermonic organization
Elective for Audit & CBS. Required for BBS, MBS & MDIV. No Prerequisite
Tuesdays 8:00pm – 10:15pm
- Applications of Biblical Counseling (FMT702) – Professor Rob Zietlow
Application of essentials for the counselor and key elements of the counseling process
Elective for Audit & CBS. Required for BBS, MBS & MDIV. No Prerequisite
- Greek Exegesis III (NTL603) – Professor Brian Shepherd
Application of exegetical methodologies in careful study of several epistles
Elective for Audit, CBS, BBS & MBS. Required for MDIV. Prerequisite: NTL 501-601
Thursdays 5:45pm – 8:00pm
- Advanced Hermeneutics / Biblical Interpretation (BST801) – Professor Tim Dane
A study and evaluation of recent trends in hermeneutics
General Elective. No Prerequisite
- Apologetics / Defending the Gospel (BST701) – Professor Lance Gentry
Development of a consistent apologetic from a systematic exegetical approach.
Elective for Audit. Required for CBS, BBS, MBS & MDIV. No Prerequisite
Thursdays 8:00pm – 10:15pm
- Church History II / Reformation to the Present (CH502) – Professor Tim Dane
Survey study of the church from the days of the Reformation to the present time.
Elective for Audit & CBS. Required for BBS, MBS & MDIV. No Prerequisite
Independent Study
- Prior Instructor Approval Required.
Each course is directed by an FRBI Professor. Instruction is generally provided via DVD’s with active communication between student and professor. Students are responsible to complete the same requirements of classroom courses within the quarter.