All other Keystone Institute courses assume the Bible. This one wrestles with questions about its value and purpose leveled at it by critics as well as sympathetic readers.

Taught by Al Iezzi // Nov-Dec 2022

When anybody’s happiness is the main event in a marriage, the Architect of marriage and His purposes often are ignored. And yet, He is the necessary foundation. This course will help you cultivate your relationship with Christ, your spouse, and shape your marriage to be a testimony to the world.

Taught by Fred & Missy Hoover // Sept-Oct 2022

God gave every Christian unique abilities that are needed in the local church. But even more important than identifying these gifts is being willing to listen to the God who assigns us these gifts and deploys us to bless the Church and the world through them.

Taught by Abraham Howell // April-May 2022

What if your accounting, your manufacturing, your nursing, your plumbing work, your homemaking, the business you run, or even going to school matters JUST as much to God as a pastor’s or missionary’s work? As Martin Luther said, “God doesn’t need our good works, but our neighbor does”. Come and be refreshed by a new vision for what you spend most of your days doing.

Taught by Josh Bare and Bryan Lefever // Jan-Feb 2022

Welcome to the Theater of Life that Psalms’ writers not only write about, but live. They rarely pull punches with God, themselves or others. Nor do they pretend things are better than they really are. Walk beside them and discover the hope they found, to offer yourself, other believers, and those still without faith.

Taught by Charlie Walter and Chris D’Aquino // Jan-Feb 2022

The purpose of this class is not to determine which policies or parties are best, but how do we glorify God in our political conversations as in a way that points people toward a life that is growing in Jesus Christ.

Taught by Bryan Lefever // Nov-Dec 2021