Crash Course from Rosedale Bible College

By: Rosedale Bible College
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  • Jeremy Miller (RBC President) sits down with RBC Professors and has a simple goal: take a crash course of their class in one hour. Ok... maybe it's not so simple... but there is a lot to learn, so hang on for the ride!
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Episodes
  • A Crash Course on Intro to Counseling

    A Crash Course on Intro to Counseling
    Feb 9 2022
    In this episode of Crash Course Jeremy and Conrad Showalter sit down to have a conversation about some of the ideas and topics Conrad and Lynette dig into with students in their Intro to Counseling class.
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    36 mins
  • A Crash Course on Engaging Contemporary Culture

    A Crash Course on Engaging Contemporary Culture
    Jan 26 2022
    Jeremy sits down with Dion Peachey to get a crash course on Engaging Contemporary Culture. In this episode Dion touches on some of the broad strokes of what engaging cultures different than our own, and goes into some specific examples of how cultures can vary so greatly from each other.
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    42 mins
  • A Crash Course on Core Christian Beliefs I

    A Crash Course on Core Christian Beliefs I
    Oct 26 2021
    Jeremy (RBC President) and Matthew Cordella-Bontrager, or McB as he is referred to by RBC students, sit down to at least scratch the surface of some of the big questions covered in Core Christian Beliefs I. Matt and his wife Rachel live with their two young children in a little old house — over 120 […]
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    55 mins

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