This course is a study of Paul's time in Thessalonica as depicted in Acts as well as the two letters he penned to the congregation after he was with them.
Nations rise and fall according to God’s will. This course chronicles the rise American Republic, described as a “shining city on a hill” by President Reagan.
This is a study of Art History from the period of Early Christian Art to Modern Art. It is a hands-on Art History class specifically designed for interactive learning.
This course is a study of the book of Philippians for high school ages (9-12 grades). At the beginning of this course, the student is taught the book of Philippians. Towards the end, the student becomes the teacher.
The practice of oral scripture reading in the public assembly was not new when Christianity was born in the first century AD. Through oral reading, those who heard were elevated to God’s realm of knowledge and were thus instructed in his morals accordingly.
We will be exploring World Literature Part 1 (ancient literature through the Middle Ages). To go along with all of this great literature, I'll be assigning and grading writing assignments and going over the English portion of the ACT/SAT.
