Genesis forms the backdrop for our understanding of God’s relationship with humanity, giving a basis not only for our understanding of God, but also our understanding of ourselves and the world we live in.

These books may not be very familiar to us, Exodus to Deuteronomy provide the basis for understanding the people of God in the Old Testament and are key not only to the Old Testament but also to many of the discussions and images in the New Testament.

This course deals with the ‘Pre-exilic Historical Books’ of the Old Testament and we hope that by the end you will have a good knowledge of the contents and teaching (theology) of these books.

This the first of two courses which deal with some of the most important prophets of the Old Testament, and we hope that by the end you will have a good knowledge of the contents and teaching (theology) of these books.

This the second of two courses which deal with some of the most important prophets of the Old Testament, and we hope that by the end you will have a good knowledge of the contents and teaching (theology) of these books. In this course we focus on Jeremiah and Ezekiel, followed by the smaller prophetical books of Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi.

This course deals with the deals with two interlinked subjects as is indicated by the title: worship and the Psalms. By the end of the module you should have a good base for understanding what ‘worship’ is, in terms of biblical teaching and Christian tradition.

This course deals with the Gospels of Mark and Matthew. It aims to provide information that will help students understand the context of Jesus’ ministry as well as the background to the stories of Jesus given in the New Testament

Welcome to the second of two courses on the Synoptic Gospels and Acts. Both courses are entitled ‘Encountering Jesus and the Kingdom’. The first course looked at the Gospels of Mark and Matthew. This course deals with the Gospel of Luke and the book of Acts.

This is the first of two courses which deal with the writings ascribed to ‘John’ in the New Testament. In the present course, we deal with the Gospel of John.

This is the second of two courses which deal with the writings ascribed to ‘John’ in the New Testament. In the present course, we deal with the Letters of John and the book of Revelation.  There are 5 Blocks of study. The course aims to introduce you to the Letters of John and their possible historical setting

This is the first of two courses which deal with the letters ascribed to Paul in the New Testament. We hope that by the end of the course, you will have gained a good overall knowledge of the contents and teaching of the letters to the Galatians, Thessalonians and Corinthians;

This is the second of two courses which deal with the letters ascribed to Paul in the New Testament. We hope that by the end of the course, you will have gained a good overall knowledge of the contents and teaching of the letters to the Romans, Philippians, Philemon, Colossians, Ephesians, 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus;