Biblical Studies Major

The Biblical Studies major at Rocky Mountain College offers students a comprehensive exploration of the ancient texts, historical contexts, and cultural backgrounds that shape the core of Christian faith and practice. This program is designed for students who are passionate about understanding the Bible's origins, literary composition, and theological significance. Through rigorous coursework, students engage with the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and other related texts, gaining critical skills in interpretation, biblical languages, and theological analysis. The curriculum integrates historical, archaeological, and literary perspectives to provide a well-rounded understanding of biblical narratives and themes. Students are encouraged to develop their analytical thinking, research abilities, and ethical reflections as they examine the relevance of biblical teachings in contemporary society. The program also emphasizes critical engagement with diverse biblical hermeneutics and contemporary scholarly debates, preparing graduates for careers in ministry, education, writing, or further academic study. Moreover, students benefit from small class sizes and personalized mentorship from faculty members with expertise in biblical languages, theology, and history. The Biblical Studies major at Rocky Mountain College aims to cultivate a deep appreciation for the biblical texts while equipping students with practical skills to interpret and communicate these ancient writings effectively. Upon completion of the program, graduates will possess a solid foundation in biblical knowledge and theological understanding, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to religious communities, educational institutions, or research fields related to biblical studies. Whether pursuing further academic opportunities or seeking to serve in spiritual leadership, students emerge from this program with both scholarly and spiritual insights that reflect the enduring significance of the Bible in human history and modern life.