This guide provides a quick overview of the normal two-year rotation of courses in the English Department. This schedule is subject to change, based on enrollment and staffing. For specific times and days, please consult the official online schedule published by the Registrar.
The ability to teach English as a second language can open many opportunities for you. Teachers are needed throughout the United States to teach ESL to immigrants, both children and adults. It can be a means to support yourself if you want to live abroad. Most importantly, it is an invaluable tool for tent-making missionaries.
Bills are handled through the Seminary’s Business Office. Charges will be posted to your student account after the start of classes; you will be able to you’re your bill on the student portal. There are a variety of payment options available; please contact the Business Office for more details.
After your I-20 has been issued, your academic advisor will contact you by email to discuss your educational goals and course schedule. Please arrange with your advisor to register for classes prior to your arrival in the United States.
Writer, podcaster, and social media manager, Heidi Wilcox shares stories of truth, justice, healing and hope. She is best known as the host of Spotlight, (especially her blooper reel) highlighting news, events, culturally relevant topics and stories of the ways alumni, current students and faculty are attempting something big for God. If you can’t find her, she’s probably cheering on her Kentucky Wildcats, enjoying a cup of coffee, reading or spending time with her husband, Wes.
Dr. Timothy C. Tennent (Ph.D., University of Edinburgh, Scotland) has served as President of Asbury Theological Seminary and Professor of World Christianity since 2009. He is a frequent conference speaker around the country and throughout the world.
Writer, podcaster, and social media manager, Heidi Wilcox shares stories of truth, justice, healing and hope. She is best known as the host of Spotlight, (especially her blooper reel) highlighting news, events, culturally relevant topics and stories of the ways alumni, current students and faculty are attempting something big for God. If you can’t find her, she’s probably cheering on her Kentucky Wildcats, enjoying a cup of coffee, reading or spending time with her husband, Wes.
Jesus says, “If you abide in me as I abide in the father.”. And so this language of abiding or dwelling in, Nazianzus was reflecting on that and thought of God as a kind of a dance, a giving and receiving of mutual respect and honor and love and he envisions the inner life of God being “The Great Dance.”.
Dr. Michael L. Peterson is Professor of Philosophy of Religion. He has written or been senior author in a number of books: Reason and Religious Belief (Oxford University Press); God and Evil: An Introduction to the Issues (HarperCollins/Westview); With All Your Mind: A Christian Philosophy of Education (University of Notre Dame Press); Evil and the Christian God (Baker Books); Philosophy of Education: Issues and Options (InterVarsity Press); Science, Evolution, and Religion: A Debate about Atheism and Theism (with Michael Ruse, Oxford University Press); Religion and the Biosciences (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming); and C. S. Lewis and the Christian Worldview (Oxford, forthcoming). He has edited Philosophy of Religion: Selected Readings (Oxford); Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Religion (Blackwell of Oxford, 2nd edition forthcoming); and The Problem of Evil: Selected Readings (Notre Dame, now in 2 nd edition).
Dr. Peterson launched and continues as the Managing Editor of the prestigious scholarly journal Faith and Philosophy, published at Asbury Theological Seminary and now available free and open access worldwide at faithandphilosophy.com .