Discover the rich heritage, enduring convictions, and powerful legacy of the Baptist faith in Baptist History I. This foundational course takes students on a compelling journey through the origins and early development of the Baptist movement, examining the historical events and theological principles that shaped Baptist identity through the centuries.
Students will explore the influential movements and pivotal moments that laid the groundwork for the rise of Baptist churches, including the Reformation, English Separatism, and the establishment of early Baptist congregations in England and Colonial America. Through the study of key leaders, defining events, and essential doctrines, this course highlights the unwavering commitment Baptists have held to the authority of Scripture, believer’s baptism, congregational governance, religious liberty, and soul freedom.
More than a history course, Baptist History I provides students with a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices made by faithful believers who stood courageously for biblical truth and religious freedom. Understanding this heritage equips today’s Christian leaders, teachers, and servants with a stronger foundation for effective ministry within the Baptist tradition.
Whether you are preparing for ministry, strengthening your biblical knowledge, or seeking a greater understanding of your spiritual heritage, this course will inspire and equip you to stand firmly on the truths that have guided Baptist believers for generations.
Course Information
- Course: Baptist History I
- Instructor: Dr. Chris Fox
- Credit Hours: 3 Credit Hours
- Course Cost: $450
