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What does faith look like when shaped by struggle, hope, and justice? In this four-week course, Dr. Noel Erskine introduces key themes of Black theology (e.g., liberation, reconciliation, and baptism) and explores how faith flourishes across cultures. Open to all, this course invites honest reflection on how theology is lived, shared, and continually reimagined.

In this course, Brent Strawn—author of "Lies My Preacher Told Me"—challenges common misconceptions about the Old Testament. If you’ve ever questioned its relevance, wrestled with its laws or violence, or struggled with its portrayal of God, this class offers fresh insight into why the Old Testament still matters today.

Explore the rich legacy of women in ministry with Dr. Teresa Fry Brown in this four-week course, tracing the journey from the struggle to preach to the complexities of ordination. Participants will engage theological foundations, cultivate authentic preaching voices, and gain practical tools for sermon preparation and delivery.

Unlock the Old Testament by exploring 12 key Hebrew words—like shalom, justice, and salvation. This course offers practical insights into biblical meaning, language, and culture—no Hebrew experience required, just curiosity and a desire to read Scripture with fresh eyes.

Wilderness is more than just a desert—it’s a place of struggle, growth, and unexpected encounters with God. Together, we’ll explore how the Bible uses wilderness as a powerful symbol and find out what these stories of pain and provision can teach us today.