Registration is open for our Fall Semester 2026 classes at Heartland Christian College. Contact the Registrar for details, 573-633-5610.
BLOCK 1-2 (August 24-Dec. 11)
Monday evening, 4:00- 6:30 PM- Disciplines of Life
Monday evening, 4:00-6:30 PM- Bible Doctrines
Friday, 9:30 AM- Servanthood I & III
BLOCK 1 (August 24- October 13)
Monday/Wednesday, 8:10-10:50 AM – Old Testament Studies I and Ephesians
Tuesday/Thursday, 8:10-10:50 AM – College Composition, Evangelism in the New Testament, Intro to Worship Ministry and Creative Bible Teaching.
BLOCK 2 (October 19-December 11)
Monday/Wednesday, 8:10-10:50 AM – Old Testament Studies II and Bible Research
Tuesday/Thursday, 8:10-10:50 AM – Consumer Math and Western Church in World History I
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:
CL100 Disciplines of Life. An overview of the most recognized disciplines of the Christian life, including prayer and Bible study. Special emphasis is placed on practicing the virtues demonstrated by Jesus. 3 credit hours
DT200 Survey of Bible Doctrines. This course includes an overview of the concept and application of Bible Doctrine as a discipline. Also included is a survey of biblical teaching regarding the core doctrines of the conservative evangelical Christian faith. 3 credit hours
BI110 Old Testament Studies I. A survey of the Old Testament emphasizing historic and thematic connections as well as the message of each book. The books are viewed both individually and collectively. Topics will be covered are the Pentateuch (Law), Historical Books (Prophets), and the Writings. Geographical material will also be added to provide support for the historical context of each book. 3 credit hours
BI204 Ephesians. An introductory study of the local church in God’s plan, the structure and order of the New Testament church and the ministries of the local church and their functions. 3 credit hours
BI110 Old Testament Studies I. A survey of the Old Testament emphasizing historic and thematic connections as well as the message of each book. The books are viewed both individually and collectively. Topics will be covered are the Pentateuch (Law), Historical Books (Prophets), and the Writings. Geographical material will also be added to provide support for the historical context of each book. 3 credit hours
BI111 Old Testament Studies II. A survey of the Historic period after King David including the Prophets and the Writings of the Old Testament emphasizing historic and thematic connections as well as the message of each book. The books are viewed both individually and collectively. Topics that will be covered are the writing Prophets and post-exilic Writings. Geographical material will also be added to provide support for the historical context of each book. 3 credit hours
BI207 Bible Research. The introductory study and application of tools and methods along with insights and means of proper biblical interpretation. 3 credit hours
HS206 Western Church in World History I. This course presents a broad survey of the interrelationship between world history and the history of the Western Church from the time of the early church to the pre-reformation. The focus is on the major changes and movements within both the church and world history, emphasizing their relevance and impact on today. 3 credit hours
You can find a full course description in the catalog link here: 2025-2026 Catalog
