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The purpose of City Church University is to help God’s people better understand what we believe and why we believe it so that we can engage the ever-changing culture with an unchanging truth.
Classes Begin on Sunday, JANUARY 18TH, 2026.
SPRING 2026 | JANUARY 18TH – MARCH 8TH
This course will teach the background information on all 39 books of the Old Testament including authorship, purpose, themes, approximate dates, outline, and contents. Additionally, we will examine how Christ is seen in each of the books in the Old Testament.
City Church University is a two-year rotation of 4-week Bible and theology courses that are offered to everyone on Monday nights during the Fall A&B and Spring A&B semesters. The purpose of City Church University is to help God’s people better understand what we believe and why we believe it so that we can engage the ever-changing culture with an unchanging truth.
The two-year rotation of classes focuses on two distinct elements: 1) learning the basics of interpretation as well as the background and basic content of the books of the Bible; 2) forming a theological framework for understanding Who God is and how He works. The desired outcome of these classes is not simply knowledge but also being equipped to be on mission in our culture. Together, we will follow Jesus into the world.
While college students are certainly welcome, this class is for everyone from high school students through legacy adults who want to dive deeper into god’s word, develop a more informed Christian worldview, and not have to go to seminary to do so.
Classes meet during the spring and fall semesters on Monday nights, 6:30 – 8 pm at the church. Click here for a full list of classes.
No. City church university is designed for people to join at any point in the two-year rotation.
Each course costs between $15 and $50, depending upon the cost of the textbooks/resources for the course. The book/resource fee is required in order to be a part of the class but the materials belong to you!
While there can be some lectures in the courses, the bulk of the work will be assigned for you to do on your own (reading, taking notes) and then bring to the class in order to participate in class with other attendees as a table group. The idea is not simply to blast you with information but give you hands-on experience in interpreting biblical passages, thinking through current issues biblically and theologically, and learn in community. Prep time per week outside of class will be around 1-2 hours. Participants in city church university classes will be asked to faithfully attend class and complete assignments throughout the duration of the two-year program in the fall and spring semesters.