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The new term begins March 17 at Thirdmill Seminary

Apply by February 17 ​

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In Term 4, we will be offering the following courses​.

Find full course descriptions here: https://www.thirdmillseminary.org/courses

Begin your application today!​

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Term 4   March 17 - May 11, 2025​

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Heart of Paul’s Theology (BIB514) – 2 credit hrs 

Paul passionately proclaimed the good news of Jesus Christ, which announced the victory of God over the powers of sin and death. According to Paul, salvation is not merely about individuals being saved; rather, it is the triumph of God over evil and the reality of Christ’s kingdom taking root in Spirit-filled communities of renewed image-bearers among the nations. Apply today and enroll in this course to unpack Paul’s missional hermeneutic and missionary method. 

Professor: Dr. Gary Waldecker 

Required reading:  

1. Michael F. Bird, Introducing Paul: The Man, His Mission, and His Message (Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2008). Kindle e-book $13.77. 

2. Richard B. Hays, The Conversion of the Imagination: Paul as Interpreter of Israel’s Scripture (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2005). Amazon PAPERBACK – ebook available in Logos Library or for purchase at Logos $27.99. 

 

Making Biblical Decisions (THE513) – 3 credit hrs

Many believers who want to live faithfully are often confused by the complexities of how to apply the biblical framework of covenantal ethics to the challenges, temptations, and problems we face today. This course includes the use of Scripture; the importance of motives and intention; and, an understanding of our social situation for choosing what is good and right. This advanced course is recommended for students already enrolled inThirdmill Seminary.

 

Check out the course trailer from Thirdmill: https://player.vimeo.com/video/893587187?h=83e4ec1d04

Professor: Dr. Chris Hatch 

Required reading: 

1. Frame, John M. The Doctrine of the Christian Life. A Theology of Lordship. Philipsburg, NJ: P&R Publishing, 2008. Volume 3. In Logos Library. Kindle $37.41. 

2. Keller, Timothy. Generous Justice: How God's Grace Makes Us Just. Penguin Books, 2012. Kindle $8.99. 

3. Wolters, Albert M. Creation Regained: Biblical Basis for a Reformational Worldview. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1985. In Logos Library. Kindle $11.28. 

4. Wright, Christopher J. H. Cultivating the Fruit of the Spirit: Growing in Christlikeness. Downers Grove: InterVarsity, 2017. n Logos Library. Kindle $9.97. 

 

New: Greek for Exegesis (BIB525) – 3 credit hours / elective

This new course teaches the fundamentals of Greek grammar and the steps of New Testament exegesis. Learn the pronunciation of Greek vocabulary and how to use linguistic tools and software programs. This tools-based approach will help students engage the New Testament in its original language and engage commentaries more critically in relation to the text. Each student will complete the course with exegesis of a New Testament passage and present a summary of their findings in preparation for preaching or teaching.

Professor: Dr. Greg Perry  

Required reading: 

1. Rich Ramsay. Basic Greek and Exegesis with Logos and e-Sword. 2024. Provided without charge in classroom. Also available at Kindle $8.89. 

2. Gordon Fee. New Testament Exegesis. Westminster John Knox Press. 2002. Kindle 9.99. 

 

To learn more about us, explore our website and read the links to our unique approach, our program information, and Frequently Asked Questions. As you consider this opportunity, be assured that you won't be journeying alone; you'll receive support from local mentors and join fellow students from around the world. Take the initial step... Apply today!

 

Co-laborers in the Kingdom, 

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Greg

Gregory R. Perry, Ph. D.

President and Associate Professor of New Testament

 

PS: Are you considering seminary but concerned about the issues of time, distance, funds and leaving your present ministry? Thirdmill Seminary is here for you.  Contact our admissions team at Info@thirdmillseminary.org for a prompt response to your questions.​​