Current and Upcoming Courses
S1312 Introduction to New Testament I (3 hrs)
Dr. Josh Hutchens
Thursdays, 6:00–8:50 PM
Starts August 27, 2026
An introduction to the content, background, and criticism of the Gospels, including an introduction to biblical hermeneutics.
Dr. Josh Hutchens
Thursdays, 6:00–8:50 PM
Starts August 27, 2026
An introduction to the content, background, and criticism of the Gospels, including an introduction to biblical hermeneutics.
S1313 Introduction to New Testament II (3 hrs)
Dr. Josh Hutchens
Thursdays, 6:00–8:50 PM
Starts January 2027
An introduction to the content, background, and criticism of Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation (including an introduction to the canonization of the New Testament), and a continuing overview of biblical hermeneutics begun in New Testament Introduction I.
Dr. Josh Hutchens
Thursdays, 6:00–8:50 PM
Starts January 2027
An introduction to the content, background, and criticism of Acts, the Epistles, and Revelation (including an introduction to the canonization of the New Testament), and a continuing overview of biblical hermeneutics begun in New Testament Introduction I.
Master’s programs
Complete core requirements for your Gateway Seminary degree in Fort Collins and continue your degree at Gateway’s Rocky Mountain Campus in Littleton, online, or via remote access courses.
Master of Divinity (90 Hours)
Master of Theological Studies (49 Hours)
Master of Theological Essentials (36 Hours)
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Master of Divinity (90 Hours)
Master of Theological Studies (49 Hours)
Master of Theological Essentials (36 Hours)
View All Master’s Degrees and Diplomas
TRAIN FOR LEADERSHIP WITHOUT THE DEGREE
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Gateway is affordable
Graduate-level courses typically cost $330 per credit hour for students from SBC churches and $585 per credit hour for non-SBC students. ADVANCE certificate courses are priced at $35 per course. For more details, click here.
Gateway Seminary offers various financial aid options, including discounts for spouses and deferment plans. For more information, visit this page or reach out to the admissions team. Additionally, local financial aid resources and church partnerships may be available. Contact Dr. Hutchens for more information.
Gateway Seminary offers various financial aid options, including discounts for spouses and deferment plans. For more information, visit this page or reach out to the admissions team. Additionally, local financial aid resources and church partnerships may be available. Contact Dr. Hutchens for more information.
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The priority application deadline for Fall is July 15. For Spring, the deadline is December 15. Apply sooner to receive priority for financial aid.
The priority application deadline for Fall is July 15. For Spring, the deadline is December 15. Apply sooner to receive priority for financial aid.
Teaching Site Lead
Dr. Josh Hutchens, PhD
Dr. Josh Hutchens serves as Director of the Rocky Mountain Campus and Associate Professor of New Testament Studies at Gateway Seminary. He also serves as a pastor at Overland Church in Fort Collins, Colorado. Prior to moving to Colorado, he served as a missionary in Malawi for six years, where he focused on equipping Malawian and Mozambican pastors. He remains actively engaged in ministry in Africa and previously spent six years pastoring two churches in Kentucky and two years as a missionary in Moldova.
His academic research and writing focus on the letters of Paul and biblical theology. He is the author of Persecution and Cosmic Conflict: The Biblical-Theological Reading of Genesis in Galatians (Wipf and Stock) and contributed to the NIV Timeline Bible (Zondervan). Additionally, he has served as a theological review editor for several study Bible projects.
Josh holds a Ph.D. in biblical theology from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also earned his Th.M. and Advanced M.Div. He completed his undergraduate studies at Boyce College, graduating with a B.A. in biblical and theological studies and a minor in missions. He has taught as an adjunct for the University of the Cumberlands and Grand Canyon Theological Seminary.
Contact Dr. Hutchens
His academic research and writing focus on the letters of Paul and biblical theology. He is the author of Persecution and Cosmic Conflict: The Biblical-Theological Reading of Genesis in Galatians (Wipf and Stock) and contributed to the NIV Timeline Bible (Zondervan). Additionally, he has served as a theological review editor for several study Bible projects.
Josh holds a Ph.D. in biblical theology from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also earned his Th.M. and Advanced M.Div. He completed his undergraduate studies at Boyce College, graduating with a B.A. in biblical and theological studies and a minor in missions. He has taught as an adjunct for the University of the Cumberlands and Grand Canyon Theological Seminary.
Contact Dr. Hutchens
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