Latest Updates:
Announcing the CCS Winter Course Offering​
CCS invites you to join Keith Stanglin and guest lecturers as they explore the topic, "In Defense of Hope: Why Christianity Makes Sense." The course will engage such questions as Why is there something and not nothing? What do we mean by God? Why is it reasonable to believe in God? Why is it reasonable to believe in this God of the Bible? How are natural law, deep conscience, and beauty a testimony to God and faith? Is science compatible with Christian faith? How has Christianity changed the world? How does all this inform the virtue of Christian hope? What are the practical implications of a reasonable faith? What does it mean for our life?
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As in our previous courses, Journal of Christian Studies and First Things subscribers will receive discounted prices on attendance. The course will be available both in person (for those in Austin) and through video conference. Learn more about the course and RSVP here.
Qualified Instructors
Our teaching staff have attained the highest academic credentials and have taught in higher education for many years.
Accessible Education
With the rising cost and inaccessibility of graduate study, seminary degrees and continuing education have become out of reach for many ministers. CCS offers the quality education without the cost.
Scholarship for the Church
CCS exists to serve the church at large as well, with material such as bible class curricula, basic introductions to Christian faith and practice, and a journal for deeper exploration of the Christian faith.