Fall 2026 Live Class Registration Open (Including Summer & Modular Offerings)
Registration is now open for the live Fall 2026 courses at Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary, along with summer and modular offerings. Whether you are beginning your studies or continuing your degree program, we are excited to announce the various upcoming live courses available. You can view the course schedule here as well as descriptions of each course below.
Upcoming Courses
Summer & Modular Courses
OT42 — Hebrew Exegesis: Genesis 1–11
Taught by Dr. Josh Wilson Mondays, 6:00 AM CST | Begins June 1, 2026 This advanced Hebrew course studies the language, grammar, and structure of Genesis 1–11. Students will learn the advanced elements of Classical Hebrew grammar and syntax, the methodology and application of discourse analysis, and apply these elements and methodologies to the exegesis and exposition of Genesis 1-11.
HT53 — History of Christian Philosophy
Taught by Dr. Dewey Dovel September 4–7, 2026 | Modular Course | Owensboro, KY This course surveys major developments in Christian philosophical thought and examines how Christians throughout history have interacted with important philosophical questions and ideas.
PT56 — Crisis Counseling & Legal Issues in Biblical Counseling
Taught by Dr. J. Ryan Davidson November 5–7, 2026 | Modular Course | Montgomery, AL This course explores biblical counseling in crisis situations while also addressing important legal considerations counselors may face in ministry settings.
Fall 2026 Courses
NT11 — Elementary Greek I
Session 1: Dr. Timothy Decker Mondays & Thursdays | 6:00–7:15 PM CST Session 2: Professor Jared Ebert Mondays & Thursdays | 6:00–7:15 AM CST Elementary Greek introduces students to the fundamentals of New Testament Greek grammar and vocabulary. Students begin developing skills needed for reading and understanding the New Testament in its original language. The instructor will guide students toward achieving a basic grasp of the Koine Greek language.
NT21 — Intermediate Greek
Taught by Professor Michael Emadi Mondays & Thursdays | 5:00–6:15 PM CST This course provides an advanced study of Greek syntax with application to the translation and analysis of the Greek New Testament and other early Christian literature. The instructor will guide students toward achieving a basic reading competence in the Koine (or Hellenistic) Greek language.
OT11 — Elementary Hebrew I
Session 1: Dr. Josh Wilson Mondays | 6:00–9:00 AM CST Session 2: Professor Michael Emadi Mondays & Thursdays | 6:30–7:15 PM CST Elementary Hebrew introduces the foundations of Classical Hebrew grammar and vocabulary. Students will gain an introduction to the basic elements of Classical Hebrew, learn word recognition through a study of Hebrew phonology and morphology, gain proficiency in Hebrew vocabulary, and apply these learned skills to the translation and interpretation of the Hebrew Old Testament.
OT21 — Intermediate Hebrew: Syntax & Exegesis
Taught by Professor Michael Emadi Saturdays | 9:00–11:30 AM CST An intermediate study of Hebrew syntax with application to the translation, analysis, and exegesis of the books of Jonah and Genesis 19. The instructor will guide students toward achieving a basic grasp of the Classical Hebrew language through a study of the Hebrew text of Jonah and Genesis 19.
BI14 — Hermeneutics
Taught by Professor John Miller Hybrid Modular: October 16 (12–4 PM CST), October 17 (7 AM–4 PM CST), November 13–14 (same schedule) This course introduces principles and methods for interpreting Scripture faithfully. Students will be introduced to the issues involved with the theory and practice of Reformed hermeneutics. The course covers technical terminology, principles and practice of hermeneutics, history of hermeneutics, canonical structure and hermeneutics, Jesus, John, and Paul on the Old Testament, parabolic interpretation, contemporary issues, and other issues related to interpretive philosophy and method.
BI16 — Hermeneutics for Counseling
Taught by Professor John Miller & Dr. Brad Beevers Hybrid Modular: October 16–17 in-person sessions, then Tuesdays beginning October 20 | 6–8 PM CST via Zoom This course applies sound interpretive principles specifically to biblical counseling ministry, helping students apply Scriptures skillfully and accurately in counseling situations.
HT11 — Historical Theology I
Taught by Dr. Sam Waldron Tuesdays | 6:30–8:20 PM CST This course considers Christian doctrine as expressed in the history of Christianity. The first of the three major periods of church history and historical theology is considered in this course. This course provides a prolegomena to the study of historical theology, an overview of the expansion of Christianity in the early church period, a discussion of the doctrinal significance of the Apostolic Fathers, and a consideration of the two great developments in the history of doctrine in the early church period: the recognition of the canon and Trinitarianism.
PT18 — Law and Gospel in Pastoral Ministry
Taught by Dr. Jon English Lee Hybrid Intensive | October 24 & November 14 | 8:00 AM–5:00 PM CST | Owensboro, KY The theology and application of the Law and Gospel theology to pastoral ministry is an essential study for a biblical pastoral ministry. This theology will be applied to various issues in the pastoral ministry, including: preaching, counseling, church unity and mission, church discipline, Christian freedom and Christian liberty, guidance, pastoral cases, and marriage and family life.
PT38 — Counseling Children and Adolescents
Taught by Dr. Brad Beevers Thursdays | 6:00–8:00 PM CST This course examines biblical counseling principles and their application to the unique challenges and needs of children and adolescents.
HT14 — Baptist History
Taught by Dr. Brandon Rhea Tuesdays & Thursdays | 3:00–4:30 PM CST This course surveys the history of the Baptist movement and traces important theological developments, figures, and convictions that shaped Baptist identity.
BI43 — Advanced Textual Criticism
Taught by Professor Jared Ebert Tuesdays & Fridays | 6:00–7:30 AM CST This course is a study on the practice and principles of Reformed textual criticism. It will survey a theology of Scripture and its relationship to textual criticism, and the principles employed by the Reformed tradition in centuries past. The class will also instruct the students in the basics of paleography, the practice of Old and New Testament textual criticism, and the effect this discipline has on preaching and Bible translation.
WR11 — Writing and Research
Taught by Drs. Chris Holmes & Jon English Lee Thursdays | 3:00–4:00 PM CST Clear and effective communication is an essential skill, particularly for ministry. This course introduces foundational academic writing and research skills, helping students grow in clarity, organization, and scholarly communication with confidence and skill. Students will be taught to prepare written assignments that are carefully researched, organized, and argued.
How to Register
Ready to begin planning your Fall 2026 semester? Registration is now open. Current students can register through the CBTS Hub in Pathway, while prospective students can begin by submitting an application. Registration Instructions Registration for Fall 2026 courses takes place through the CBTS Hub, which is available to active CBTS students through Pathway, the CBTS learning portal. The Hub allows students to register for courses, manage semester fees, and handle other school-related purchases. To register:
- Log in to Pathway. Click on your name in the top-right corner to view your profile.
- Click on the Hub button in the bottom-right corner.
- Navigate to the Courses section and browse available offerings.
- Add your desired courses to your cart.
- Complete registration and payment (students may choose full payment or installment options when available).
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