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Bible 101 – Winter 26

Bible 101 – Winter 26

Anchor Bible College

Bible 101

See the Bible in a completely different light as you dive into the original context and message of key passages. Learn to interpret and apply God’s Word in your life today. Are you ready to embark on this journey?

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Jan. 5 – Apr. 20 (2026)

Fur Rendezvous Break: Feb. 23

Mondays: 6pm-9pm

Once-Weekly Classes.

Plymouth, Michigan

In Person at Solid Rock Bible Church

$225

FREE for New Anchor Students. $75 per credit hour for returning students

Course Description

Bible 101 – Biblical Study and Interpretation (3 credits)

This course is an introduction to the best practice methods for biblical study and interpretation. This includes a focus on the historical, cultural, literary, and geographical context of a given passage. The student will learn to apply sound exegetical methods in relation to topics such as textual criticism, genre issues, and contextualization. Introduction to Bible study tools and Bible software will also be covered. The course will be structured with weekly readings, discussion boards, and quizzes. Students will also select a hermeneutically challenging passage and perform written assignments throughout the semester that will build towards a final exegetical paper.

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See Previous Syllabi
Weekly Readings
Workbook Homework
Weekly Quizzes
Bible Study Assignments
Final Exegetical Paper

Required Materials:

Prerequisites:

  • None

Student Reviews

Feedback from previous students who took this course:

I have learned so much, though one of the most significant things is realizing how I don’t know as much as I thought I knew and need to approach Scripture with new eyes.

– Bible 101 Student

One of my favorite aspects of this course has been how the professor walks us through Bible passages I am quite familiar with (and therefore think I understand) in a way that blows my mind.

– Bible 101 Student

Normally 3-6 hours a week very reasonable workload and I appreciate it.

– Bible 101 Student

3.2/5

Difficulty Compared to other 3-credit Courses

4.3/5

Grew in their Personal Relationship with the Lord

4.8/5

Enhanced their Knowledge of God’s Word

Instructor

Nathan WilliamsBible 101 Instructor

Nathan Williams has been happily married to Bethany for 20 years and they have 4 children. He has an undergraduate degree in Bible with a history minor, along with an M.Div. from The Master’s Seminary and a D.Min. in Biblical Theology from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Nathan served as a college pastor in Lynchburg, Virginia for 7 years before moving to Michigan in 2017 to become the senior pastor at Woodhaven Bible Church in Woodhaven. One of his ministry passions involves pastoral training in Nepal, having taught in the country several times as well as developing curricula for national pastors there. In his free time, he enjoys reading, running, watching Michigan football, and roasting coffee.

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