(1) Fifteen (15) courses will be offered on campus and/or online to the laity and general public in the new semester beginning 20 July 2026.
(2) Both day and night classes will be conducted at 9A Gilstead Road, Singapore 309063.
(3) Students are encouraged to attend classes on campus if they are able.
(4) All classes will be live-streamed, and video recordings will remain available online for those unable to attend in person or at the scheduled time. 
(5) All who wish to take the courses—whether for credit or audit—must register online.

Day Classes (On Campus / Live Streamed)

JEREMIAH I
Rev Clement Chew, BSc, MDiv, ThM
Mondays, beginning July 27, 9:30–11:30 am, 2 credits
This course will study the book of Jeremiah in depth to uncover its biblical and theological truths and apply these truths to the church today.

CHARISMATISM
Rev Dr Jeffrey Khoo, BTh, MDiv, STM, PhD
Mondays, beginning July 27, 11:30 am–12:30 pm, 1 credit
This course seeks to examine the doctrines and practices of the Charismatic movement in the light of Scripture through a question-answer approach.

HYMNOLOGY I
Miss Joycelyn Chng, BEng, MDiv
Tuesdays, beginning July 21, 9:30–10:30 am, 1 credit
This course studies the historical development of Christian hymnody from the time of the Old Testament to the Evangelical Revival. Students will learn to appreciate congregational hymns and their role in the edification of believers throughout church history. Such an appreciation of Christian hymnody will help students resist the rising tide of Contemporary Christian Music that is sweeping through many churches today.

Biblical Missions
Lecturer: Rev Dr Jose Lagapa, DVM, PhD, MDiv, ThM, ThD
Thursdays (starting January 8), 10:30 am-12.30 pm, 2 Credits
This course is a study of missions and church growth principles in the light of Scripture. It is an introduction to systems, methods, and practical applications available for immediate use in the local church.

WOMEN IN CHURCH HISTORY
Miss Carol Lee, BBA, DipEd, MEd, MDiv
Tuesdays, beginning July 21, 10:30 –11:30 am, 1 credit
This course is a biographical study of selected women in Church history. Students will have a deeper understanding of some prominent women in Church history, and can draw applications for their lives today.

NEHEMIAH
Rev Stephen Khoo, BTh, MDiv, MA
Tuesdays, beginning July 21, 11:30 am–12:30 pm, 1 credit
This course will study the book of Nehemiah in depth to uncover its biblical and theological truths and apply these truths to the church today.

JOB
Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy, BSc, BTh, MDiv, ThM, ThD
Wednesdays, beginning July 22, 10:30 am–12:30 pm, 2 credits
This course will study the book of Job in depth to uncover its biblical and theological truths and apply these truths to the church today.

CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY I
Rev Joshua Yong, BRE, MDiv, ThM
Thursdays, beginning July 23, 9:30–10:30 am, 1 credit
This course examines the history, development and theology of the Modern Text and Versions Movement in the light of Scripture.

NEW TESTAMENT BACKGROUND
Rev Dr Jose Lagapa, DVM, PhD, MDiv, ThM, ThD
Thursdays, beginning July 23, 10:30 am–12:30 pm, 2 credits
This course surveys the period from the close of the Old Testament to the dawn of the New Testament (between 400 and 5 BC). It will explore the historical, political, social, religious developments of the world surrounding and relating to Israel to bridge the gap between the Testaments.

HISTORY OF MODERN ISRAEL
Mrs Eileen Khoo, BA, MDiv
Thursdays, beginning July 23, 1:30 pm–2:30 pm, 1 credit
This introductory course explores the providential founding of modern Israel despite nearly two thousand years of persecution and opposition. By examining selected key events and major themes in the history of modern Israel, students will gain a foundational understanding of the historical, political, and religious developments surrounding the re-establishment of the Jewish state.

2 TIMOTHY & PHILEMON
Rev Tan Kian Sing, BEng, GDBA, MDiv
Fridays, beginning July 24, 9:30–11:30 am, 2 credits
This course will study the epistles of 2 Timothy and Philemon in depth to discover its biblical and theological truths and apply these truths to the church today.

INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Miss Joycelyn Chng, BEng, MDiv
Fridays, beginning July 24, 11:30 am–12:30 pm, 1 credit
An overview of Christian education with four parts: developing A Christian philosophy of education, tracing the history of Christian education, discovering the principles of the teaching-learning process, and identifying the various age groups in Christian education.

Night Classes (On Campus / Live Streamed)

OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY II
Rev Dr Quek Suan Yew, BArch, BTh, MDiv, STM, ThD
Mondays, beginning July 20, 7:30–9:30 pm, 2 credits
This course is an overview of the Old Testament and will study into the history of Israel—God’s chosen nation. It is offered in three parts.

OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY III (CHINESE)
Rev Zhu Jianwei, BTh, MDiv, ThM
Wednesdays, beginning July 22, 7:30–9:30 pm, 2 credits
This study is an overview of the nature and contents of the Old Testament. A general familiarity with the background and literature of the Old Testament is foundational for other Old Testament courses.

旧约概论 II
朱建伟牧师，BTh, MDiv, ThM
星期三（7月22日开课），晚上七点半到九点半，两学分
《旧约》的性质与内容概述。对《旧约》的背景和文献有一个基本的了解，是 学习其他《旧约》相关课程的基础。

LIFE OF CHRIST I
Rev Dr Jeffrey Khoo, BTh, MDiv, STM, PhD
Thursdays, beginning July 23, 7:30–9:30 pm, 2 credits
This is a study of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ through a synthetic harmony of the four Gospels.

Video Classes (Online)

SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY I
Rev Dr Jeffrey Khoo, BTh, MDiv, STM, PhD
A study of the nature and attributes of God, the evidences for the existence of God, the doctrine of the Trinity, the works of God, the decrees of God, and the meaning of the divine inspiration and preservation of the Bible.