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Cost of the Seminars -
Regular program tuition covers
the cost of standard directed directed study courses. Seminar
courses offer an accelerated alternative, and require a modest additional
fee. See the schedule below for fees per seminar.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE SEMINAR OF YOUR
CHOICE
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Select a seminar from the
schedule immediately below. It's best to allow yourself at least
four weeks to prepare for the seminar by completing the pre-seminar
reading and writing projects.
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If you are uncertain
about the technology requirements for the Online Live Seminars,
CLICK HERE
for a demo.
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You can enroll by
clicking on the Seminar Registration link anywhere on this page. You will then
be sent a study guide so that you can begin the pre-seminar reading and
writing projects.
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If you are uncertain
whether you qualify to attend a particular seminar, you may call to
speak with Mrs. Jean Trotter, Executive Director of Group Learning
(1-800-933-1445) or email her
jtrotter@mdivs.edu.
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SEMINAR REFUND POLICY:
On-site Seminars - The seminar fee is refundable. Online & DVD
Seminars - Fees are not refundable, but may be applied to future
seminars or other outstanding balances.
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STANDARD ACADEMIC SEMINARS
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 ON-SITE SPECIAL SEMINARS
March
| November
The On-Site Special Seminars are held at various
locations across the U.S. SUGGESTION: These are a
great opportunity for spiritual refreshment, fellowship, or a
family vacation. |
Online
Live Standard Seminars
February |
March
April |
May |
June |
July |
August
September |
October |
November |
December
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR REGULAR
ALL ONLINE SEMINARS:
For our online seminars, we have elected to use
GoToTraining.com, the training division of
GoToMeeting.com,
America's best known online meeting provider. This makes it
possible for students to easily access an online seminar from just
about anywhere in the world. Only basic computer technology is
required. Nothing fancy. Nothing difficult. All you
will need is:
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Windows® 7, Vista, XP, 2003
Server, 2000 or Mac OS X v10.4.11 Tiger or newer;
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Internet Explorer® 6.0 or
newer, Mozilla® Firefox® 3.0 or newer or Safari™ 3.0 or newer
(JavaScript™ and Java™ enabled);
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An Internet connection, with
cable modem, DSL or better recommended.
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Speakers & microphone for
your computer (built in or added on).
SEMINAR SCHEDULE FOR MOST
ONLINE SEMINARS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED:
The Online
Seminar Event will total ten (10) hours, but will be scheduled over a
two-day period. While subject to change, the schedule for most online
seminars is as follows (ALL TIMES - U.S. Central Time):
Day 1 - 9:00a – 11:30a; 3:30p – 6:00p
Day 2 - 9:00a – 11:30a; 3:30p – 6:00p
IMPORTANT - Some seminars may have different days and times.
Where this is the case, it will be noted in RED on the actual seminar
information block below.
An open-resource exam will be completed during the final two hours of
the last session of the last day.
If you are not sure if you qualify to enroll, email Mrs. Jean Trotter,
Executive Director for Group Learning
jtrotter@mdivs.edu, or call her at 800-933-1445 or 812-471-0611.
COST FOR MOST ONLINE SEMINARS
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED:
Registration Fee $40 + Seminar Fee $100 = TOTAL $140. NOTE:
The cost of seminars is not charged at the time of initial enrollment.
This charge is payable only if and when the student elects to take
advantage of the seminar option.
Register for this Seminar Course
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DOCTOR OF DIVINITY SEMINARS
ONLY
Online
Live D.D. Seminars
February |
June |
September
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL
ONLINE D.D. SEMINARS:
For our online seminars, we have elected to use
GoToTraining.com, the training division of
GoToMeeting.com,
America's best known online meeting provider. This makes it
possible for students to easily access an online seminar from just
about anywhere in the world. Only basic computer technology is
required. Nothing fancy. Nothing difficult. All you
will need is:
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Windows® 7, Vista, XP, 2003
Server, 2000 or Mac OS X v10.4.11 Tiger or newer;
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Internet Explorer® 6.0 or
newer, Mozilla® Firefox® 3.0 or newer or Safari™ 3.0 or newer
(JavaScript™ and Java™ enabled);
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An Internet connection, with
cable modem, DSL or better recommended.
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Speakers & microphone for
your computer (built in or added on).
SEMINAR SCHEDULE FOR MOST
ONLINE d.d. SEMINARS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED:
The Online
Seminar Event will total ten (10) hours, but will be scheduled over a
two-day period. While subject to change, the schedule for most online
seminars is as follows (ALL TIMES - U.S. Central Time):
Day 1 - 9:00a – 11:30a; 3:30p – 6:00p
Day 2 - 9:00a – 11:30a; 3:30p – 6:00p
IMPORTANT - Some seminars may have different days and times.
Where this is the case, it will be noted in RED on the actual seminar
information block below.
An open-resource exam will be completed during the final two hours of
the last session of the last day.
If you are not sure if you qualify to enroll, email Mrs. Jean Trotter,
Executive Director for Group Learning
jtrotter@mdivs.edu, or call her at 800-933-1445 or 812-471-0611.
COST FOR MOST ONLINE SEMINARS
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED:
Registration Fee $40 + Seminar Fee $100 = TOTAL $140. NOTE:
The cost of seminars is not charged at the time of initial enrollment.
This charge is payable only if and when the student elects to take
advantage of the seminar option.
Register for this Seminar Course
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February 2012 Standard Online
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The Book of Revelation RVL-1500-OLS
Professor: Dr. Dennis D. Frey
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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 17
& SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Description: This seminar format course on The Book of
Revelation is designed to introduce the student to the basic
structure, general content, and sweeping themes of the Book of
Revelation.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Developing Pastoral Skills DPS-1500-OLS
Professor:
Dr. Matthew G. Crandall
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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 17
& SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18, 2011
Now Accepting
Registrations
Best to Enroll Right Away! |
Course Purpose: The purpose of this course to introduce
to the pastor specific skills he will need to minister to, and
bring freedom to, those members of his congregation who are
hurting and dysfunctional. Realizing that individuals, families
and churches are in conflict, this course is designed to equip the
pastor to be effective in developing emotionally and spiritually
healthy individuals, churches and families.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Systematic Theology II STH-1520-OLS
Professor: Dr. Skip Moen
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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, 9:00a - 11:30a |
6:00p - 8:30p
& FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24,
9:00a - 11:30a | 3:30 - 6:00p
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Component Purpose: This online course presents the student
with an opportunity to demonstrate comprehension and general
mastery of the ten (10) primary issues of Systematic Theology that
form the basis of doctrine, and how these relate to the Bible as a
foundational source. This online course will allow the student to
document a mature understanding of the study of Christian doctrine
within a coherent framework; will enable the student to identify
and describe relevant key doctrinal issues; and also document that
knowledge in the context of the student’s current ministry; and
finally to allow the student to relate doctrinal truths to a
coherent system of thought consistent with the student’s own faith
tradition.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
March 2012 Standard Online
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MARCH 5-16, 2012
GO WITH US TO ISRAEL
EXPERIENCE THE HOLY LAND UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL!
If You Wish, You Can Even Earn Academic Credit!
CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE DETAILS
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Theology of Biblical Counseling
CT-401-OLS / AT-501-OLS / AT-702-OLS
Professor: Dr. David Tyler
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FRIDAY MARCH 2
& SATURDAY MARCH 3, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: The purpose of this course is to present to
the more advanced student to the broader scope of topics in the
discipline of Systematic Theology and the relevance of these
topics to the work of biblical counseling.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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FRIDAY MARCH 23
& SATURDAY MARCH 24, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: To present and expose the student to the
study of the New Testament as a whole; to enable the student to
recognize and interpret individual characters, the purpose and
theme of each New Testament book and the relation of the Old
Testament to the New Testament; to apply that knowledge in the
student’s ministry and to lead the student to examine carefully
the various interpretive options in New Testament studies.
Register for this
Seminar Course
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MARCH ON-SITE SEMINAR
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LIVING THE BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW
Professor:
Skip Moen, D.Phil.,
Oxford University
On-Site Special Seminar
March
28-30, 2012
SPECIAL THREE-DAY SEMINAR
Open to all students as a general elective.
Wednesday 1:00p - 4:30p
Thursday 9:00a - 11:30a / 1:00p - 4:30p
6:00p
Optional Informal Q&A Dinner With Dr. Moen
Friday 9:00a - 11:30a
LOCATION
Melbourne, Florida
To be held at
the NEW Bridges for Peace-USA National Headquarters and
Training Center on the property of Temple Beth Sholom, 5995
N. Wickham Road, Melbourne, FL 32940.
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The purpose of this course
is to enable the participant to understand, recognize and resist
the patterns of this world that have become so entrenched to our
way of thinking that they influence nearly every part of life,
even in the church.
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To articulate and embrace
a truly Biblical worldview, anchored in Scripture, practiced in
the Body and ready to be released into the lives of believers
today.
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To examine Scripture from
the Hebraic point of view, looking at both the Old and New
Testaments as the foundation of a life committed to obedience.
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To provide practical
tactics for taking the message of the Biblical worldview back to
the communities where we live.
FEES FOR THIS SEMINAR
Currently enrolled MISD
students wishing to take the seminar for credit: Registration
Fee $40 + Seminar Fee $160 = TOTAL $200. To register, please
contact Jean Trotter at
jtrotter@mdivs.edu or call 1-800-933-1445.
Non-students wishing to take the seminar for academic
credit:
Registration Fee $40 + $360 tuition = TOTAL $400. Please
contact Dr. Gary Fair at
drfair@mdivs.edu or call 1-800-933-1445 for information on
enrolling and taking seminar for academic credit.
All Attendees wishing to take the course for audit or CEU
only:
Audit/CEU Fee: Registration Fee $20 + Seminar Fee $80 = TOTAL
$100. To register, please contact Jean Trotter at
jtrotter@mdivs.edu or call
1-800-933-1445.
*Note: MISD Learning Partners will receive a 25% discount off the
above seminar costs.
Register Online
for this Seminar Course |
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Spiritual Warfare SW-1500-OLS
Professor:
Dr. Matthew G. Crandall
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FRIDAY MARCH 30
& SATURDAY MARCH 31, 2012
Now Accepting
Registrations
Best to Enroll Right Away! |
Course Purpose: The purpose of this course is to assist the
student to undertake a deeper and genuinely biblical study of
spiritual warfare within the context of the Christian life so that
they acquire an understanding regarding the nature of spiritual
warfare, and identify and describe strategies for overcoming the
enemy, and to develop the student’s ability to summarize the
nature of spiritual warfare and evaluate various strategies for
overcoming the enemy.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
April 2012 Standard Online
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Biblical Inspiration Translation
& Hermeneutics ITH-1510-OLS
Professor: Dr. Dennis Frey
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FRIDAY APRIL 13
& SATURDAY APRIL 14, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: To introduce and expose the student to the
basic elements of biblical inspiration, translation and
hermeneutics; to encourage the student to identify and describe
some of the primary shortcomings in many modern English
translations; to extend the student’s ability to exegete carefully
and accurately any passage of Scripture the Lord may lead him or
her to minister from, and to suggest certain helps to make the
process more successful; to help the student to apply such
knowledge to his or her current ministry.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Topics (Focus) (Directives) in
Biblical Counseling
TC-401-OLS / FB-501-OLS / DP-701-OLS
Professor: Dr. David Tyler
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FRIDAY APRIL 13
& SATURDAY APRIL 14, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose:
The purpose of this course is to help
the student apply the more advanced truths of Matthew 7:5 by
understanding the eternal truths upon which Biblical
Counseling rests so that they are better equipped to take these
truths to others; to build a practical foundation for the students
to enable them to identify those issues in themselves which are
germane to the work they do with others.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Drugs, Mental Health and the
Biblical Counselor
DM-1502-OLS
Professor: Dr. Kurt Grady
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FRIDAY APRIL 20
& SATURDAY APRIL 21, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose:
This course will
covers the evolution of psychiatry and the DSM's creation of
mental illness; the evolution of mental health chemical imbalance
theories; and the revolution in society and the church
concerning sin and sickness.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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FRIDAY APRIL 27
& SATURDAY APRIL 28, 2011
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose:
This
online course presents the student with an opportunity to
demonstrate comprehension and general mastery of the two initial
primary issues of Systematic Theology that form the basis of all
the other tenants (the Prolegomena and Bibliology), and how these
relate to the Bible as a foundational source. This online course
will allow the student to document a mature understanding of the
study of Christian doctrine within a coherent framework; will
enable the student to identify and describe relevant key doctrinal
issues; and also document that knowledge in the context of the
student’s current ministry; and finally to allow the student to
relate doctrinal truths to a coherent system of thought consistent
with the student’s own faith tradition.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
May 2012 Standard Online
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Biblical Research & Writing RW-1501-OLS
Professor: Dr. Dennis D. Frey
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FRIDAY MAY 4
& SATURDAY MAY 5, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Objectives: 1. To
present the student with an opportunity to read, research, and
then write on the content of the Books of Genesis and Revelation,
including a generic overview of the various methods of
interpreting the historic and eschatological implications.
2. To present the student with the basics of good research
and writing which will allow him or her to understand the
essentials of Bible College level research and writing. 3.
To assist the student to be prepared to research, write on, and
then competently teach the Books of Genesis and Revelation in a
ministry situation. Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Biblical Apologetics BAP-1510-OLS
Professor: Dr. Dennis D. Frey
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FRIDAY MAY 18
& SATURDAY MAY 19, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
The purpose of this course is to
develop the student’s understanding of the requisite issues in the
study of Apologetics; to enable the student to identify key terms
and describe essential issues of Apologetics and to apply
Apologetic methodology to contemporary challenges; to offer the
student the opportunity to explore significant challenges to the
Christian faith and apologetic responses to those challenges; to
examine and analyze the competing truth claims of rival world
views.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Biblical Role & Function of the Pastor FP-1500-OLS
Professor:
Dr. Matthew G. Crandall
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FRIDAY MAY 18
& SATURDAY MAY 19, 2012
Now Accepting
Registrations
Best to Enroll Right Away! |
Course Purpose: The purpose of this course
is to introduce the biblical role and function of the pastor in
the local church so that the pastor can stand on “biblical
foundation” in the performance of that role and function. This
course is designed to focus the student on the pastoral role in
light of scriptural teaching so as to overcome the many erroneous
and damaging philosophies of pastoring. This course also discusses
pastoral development, families, and potential traps and pitfalls.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
June 2012 Standard Online
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Philosophy of Ministry PHM-1500-OLS
Professor: Dr. Matthew G. Crandall
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FRIDAY JUNE 8
& SATURDAY JUNE 9, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose:
This course will introduce and expose the
student to the study of Christian ministry as a calling and a life
of service so that he or she acquires a basic and introductory
knowledge of ministry, and is able to identify and describe the
essential principles of Christian ministry in light of biblical
data and a personal and professional stance.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Essentials (Fundamentals) in
Biblical Counseling
FB-401-OLS / AE-501-OLS / AE-702-OLS
Professor: Dr. David Tyler
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FRIDAY JUNE 15
& SATURDAY JUNE 16, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: To introduce the student to the concepts of
multidimensional Biblical counseling. The student will have the
opportunity to recognize, identify and recite these concepts, and
to recognize important differences with other counseling theories.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
July 2012 Standard Online
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THURSDAY JULY 19, 9:00a - 11:30a
| 6:00p - 8:30p
& FRIDAY JULY 20,
9:00a - 11:30a | 3:30p - 6:00p
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Description: This course is an attempt, and only an
attempt, to put us on the road toward divine expression of what we
are meant to be, radiant reflections of His character in purpose,
thought and act. It must begin with the instructions of the King
of kings for if any man is able to pray, it is Jesus. It must end
with the most basic form of purely human prayer, "Lord, be
merciful to me, a sinner." In between we will hope to discover how
to speak with our Creator and how to listen to His answer, not
with our mouths but with our hearts.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
August 2012 Standard Online
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Theology of Biblical Counseling
CT-401-OLS / AT-501-OLS / AT-702-OLS
Professor: Dr. David Tyler
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FRIDAY AUGUST 17
& SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: The purpose of this course is to present to
the more advanced student to the broader scope of topics in the
discipline of Systematic Theology and the relevance of these
topics to the work of biblical counseling.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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Systematic Theology II STH-1520-OLS
Professor: Dr. Skip Moen
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THURSDAY AUGUST 23,
9:00a - 11:30a | 6:00p - 8:30p
& FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 9:00a - 11:30a | 3:30p - 6:00p
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Component Purpose: This online course presents the student
with an opportunity to demonstrate comprehension and general
mastery of the ten (10) primary issues of Systematic Theology that
form the basis of doctrine, and how these relate to the Bible as a
foundational source. This online course will allow the student to
document a mature understanding of the study of Christian doctrine
within a coherent framework; will enable the student to identify
and describe relevant key doctrinal issues; and also document that
knowledge in the context of the student’s current ministry; and
finally to allow the student to relate doctrinal truths to a
coherent system of thought consistent with the student’s own faith
tradition.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
September 2012 Standard
Online
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MARRIAGE & FAMILY COUNSELING/PREPARING
COUPLES FOR A BIBLICALLY BASED MARRIAGE
Professor: Dr. David Tyler
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21
& SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
The purpose of this course is to further expose the student to
a biblical approach to Marriage and Family counseling so that the
student will acquire the basic knowledge of the biblical
conceptions of family roles and interpersonal relationships, and
be able to trace the importance of these data and interpret them
in terms of the counseling process.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
October 2012 Standard Online
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A Biblical Approach to Substance Abuse
Professor: Dr. Kurt Grady
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FRIDAY OCTOBER - TBA
& SATURDAY OCTOBER - TBA, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: This course will discuss the secular
models of addiction counseling with the biochemical addiction
model being explored in some detail. These will be contrasted with
the biblical views concerning the heart of man, habituation and
rehabituation. The question of whether addiction and substance
abuse are sins or sicknesses will be addressed. A process for
counseling the addicted person is offered to illustrate the power
of God's Word.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
November 2012 Standard Online
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Essentials (Fundamentals) in
Biblical Counseling
FB-401-OLS / AE-501-OLS / AE-702-OLS
Professor: Dr. David Tyler
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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16
& SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: To introduce the student to the concepts of
multidimensional Biblical counseling. The student will have the
opportunity to recognize, identify and recite these concepts, and
to recognize important differences with other counseling theories.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
NOVEMBER ON-SITE SEMINAR
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BIBLICAL APOLOGETICS FROM
A RABBINICAL PERSPECTIVE
Professor:
Skip Moen, D.Phil.,
Oxford University
On-Site Special Seminar
November 15-17, 2012
SPECIAL THREE-DAY SEMINAR
Open to all students as a general elective.
Thursday 1:00p - 4:30p
Friday 9:00a - 11:30a / 1:00p - 4:30p
6:00p
Optional Informal Q&A Dinner With Dr. Moen
Saturday 9:00a - 11:30a
LOCATION
Melbourne, Florida
To be held at
the Bridges for Peace-USA National Headquarters and Training
Center on the property of Temple Beth Sholom, 5995 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne, FL 32940.
CLICK FOR MAP.
CLICK FOR LODGING. |
Course
Objectives: This course will examine several crucial
topics related to the issue of Israel and the Church, including:
1. The Jewish concept of apologetics. 2. The difference
between Christian-Western apologetics and Jewish-Middle Eastern
apologetics. 3. The examination of contemporary Jewish
objections of Christian doctrine. 4. The historical
background of rabbinic apologetics. 5. Paul as an example of
rabbinic apologetics. 6. The contemporary interface between
rabbi and pastor.
FEES FOR THIS SEMINAR
Currently enrolled MISD
students wishing to take the seminar for credit: Registration
Fee $40 + Seminar Fee $160 = TOTAL $200. To register, please
contact Jean Trotter at
jtrotter@mdivs.edu or call 1-800-933-1445.
Non-students wishing to take the seminar for academic
credit:
Registration Fee $40 + $360 tuition = TOTAL $400. Please
contact Dr. Gary Fair at
drfair@mdivs.edu or call 1-800-933-1445 for information on
enrolling and taking seminar for academic credit.
All Attendees wishing to take the course for audit or CEU
only:
Audit/CEU Fee: Registration Fee $20 + Seminar Fee $80 = TOTAL
$100. To register, please contact Jean Trotter at
jtrotter@mdivs.edu or call
1-800-933-1445.
*Note: MISD Learning Partners will receive a 25% discount off the
above seminar costs.
Register Online
for this Seminar Course |
December 2012 Standard Online
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February 2012 D.D. Online
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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3
& SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: This Component will provide the D.D.
student with an opportunity to demonstrate a personal
comprehension of the Old Testament as a continuum from the
creation of the current heavens and earth through the return of
the Exiles to the land of Israel.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
June 2012 D.D. Online
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FRIDAY JUNE 8
& SATURDAY JUNE 9, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: This Component will provide the D.D.
student with an opportunity to demonstrate a personal
comprehension of the New Testament as a continuum from the coming
of Messiah through the return of Christ and the creation of the
new heaven and earth. Register for this
Seminar Course |
September 2012 D.D. Online
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THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 27, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28
& SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2012
Now Accepting Registrations
Best to Enroll as Early as Possible! |
Course Purpose: This Component will provide the
D.D. student with an opportunity to demonstrate a personal
comprehension and mastery of the particular theological position
of his denomination or persuasion.
That is, the
student will be able to compare and contrast his own theological
position on the major themes of Systematic Theology with that of
groups holding differing positions.
Register for this
Seminar Course |
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On-site seminar courses are held in Evansville,
Indiana and at other strategic locations throughout the United States.
These seminars may be used to substitute a regular directed study
course, or in some cases, may be the method for most of the degree
program. Pre-seminar assignments prepare the student to take
maximum advantage of the classroom lectures. The course ends
with an open-book exam on the final day of the seminar.
In most cases, this seminar format makes it possible to complete a
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