New Testament Survey — Certificate Course

See the New Testament as One Unified Witness

Twenty-seven books. One testimony centered on Christ. Gain a book-by-book understanding of the New Testament’s historical setting, central doctrines, major themes, and practical message.

Course at a Glance

• Instructor: Dr. William “Billy” Kryger
• Course scope: 30 online course items, including 28 recorded lectures
• Format: 100% online and self-paced
• Access: 12 months from activation
• Award: Non-credit certificate of completion

What You’ll Learn

• The intertestamental period and the setting of the New Testament
• The distinct purpose and contribution of the four Gospels
• Acts and the historical growth of the early church
• The Pauline epistles and their major doctrinal themes
• The general epistles and their audiences
• Revelation and the sweep of New Testament history

Course Roadmap

After orientation and an introduction, the course moves through the intertestamental period, the Gospels, Acts, the Pauline and general epistles, and Revelation. The final lecture draws the books together through a survey of New Testament history before the final examination.

Meet Your Instructor

Dr. Kryger serves as vice president of Harvest Bible Seminary and supports its continuing work of providing Bible-centered theological education. His leadership contributes to the stability, direction, and ministry purpose of the institution as HBS serves students through distance learning.

How You Earn the Certificate

Complete all required lectures, lessons, quizzes, assignments, and the final examination(s), earning at least 75%. HBS manually confirms completion before issuing the non-credit certificate.

Access & Order Processing

Most student logins are created and emailed within 24 hours. Please allow up to three business days for HBS Administration to process your order and create course access. Watch the email address used at checkout for confirmation and login instructions from the Administration Department.

Important: This is a standalone, non-credit continuing-education course. Purchasing it does not grant admission to an HBS degree program or academic credit toward a degree.