Greystone Modules & Events
for long-term usefulness to the Lord of the church and world
Greystone Theological Institute is a network of scholars, ministers, and Christian friends that hosts theological edification modules and events for both students and the general public. All modules and events are open to the public for audit unless stated otherwise.
2025 Modules and Events
All Modules Open to the Public for Audit
WINTER TERM
Students who have already been accepted into a Greystone Program can register for the modules of their choice through their existing Populi account.
The Church in the World
with Dr. Mark A. Garcia
Program: ThM/PhD
Visiting Students and Auditors Welcome
Taking as our point of departure the (only) apparent tension between Christ’s two words of instruction to his disciples in Luke’s Gospel regarding what his people should expect in the world, this course proposes a mode of the Church’s life in this world that seeks to avoid the pitfalls of several popular approaches in contemporary discourse.
SPRING TERM
Students who have already been accepted into a Greystone Program can register for the modules of their choice through their existing Populi account.
MAP I: A Guided Reading Course
Open to the Public | Satisfies the MAP I Requirement for Greystone MDiv, Certificate in Anglican Studies, and Certificate in Theological Anthropology and Craftsmanship
This guided reading course focuses attention on texts which either exemplify or elucidate the relationship between the “mechanical arts” and moral formation. Special attention is given to the nature of human labor in the contexts of creation, providence, and culture; craft and craftsmanship or workmanship; the importance and cultivation of “perception”; and forms of theological and pastoral deployment of the acquired skill of perception.
Greek II
with Dr. Jared Brown
Program: MAR/MDiv
Visiting Students and Auditors Welcome
The primary objective of this course is to provide the student with a foundation for reading and interpreting the Greek New Testament and the Septuagint (the Greek translation of the Hebrew OT).
Hebrew II
Program: MAR/MDiv
Visiting Students and Auditors Welcome
The primary objective of this course is to provide the student with a foundation for reading and interpreting the Hebrew Old Testament.
Jeremiah as Christian Scripture
with Dr. Matthew Patton
Program: ThM/PhD
Visiting Students and Auditors Welcome
In the Reformed tradition we have a high view of the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. We know that all of Scripture belongs and comes from Christ and therefore witnesses in a rich way to Christ crucified and raised, and yet, some books are more challenging to read in this life-giving way than others. This course builds on ancient as well as recent insights into Christian hermeneutics in the pursuit of a sensitive, Christ-exalting, and edifying reading of the book of Jeremiah.