The Bridge Year at Trinity College

Trinity College of Louisville
Established 2022

Fusing classical Christian higher education with Sovereign Grace values to raise up a new generation of Christ-centered cultural leaders

Trinity college seeks to join classical educational priorities such as theology, anthropology, languages, logic, and rhetoric with robust practica in Christian business, leadership, domestic arts, and more.

Trinity College is pleased to offer four academic tracks:

Four-year bachelor of arts degree in liberal arts
Two-year associates degree a well-rounded introduction to Christian worldview
One-year Bridge Year program to equip students with conviction and courage Learn More
Dual Enrollment program for high school students to finish their final year of high school while simultaneously receiving college credit

Why Trinity College?

Discover how a liberal arts degree can be the best preparation for your future.

What Will I learn?

From the storyline of the Bible to Biblical sexuality; from race and ethnicity to New Testament Greek.

How can I apply?

Apply now for the 2024–2025 academic year.

“Great are the works of the LORD, studied by all who delight in them.” Psalm 111:2

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Check it out! Trinity Nation is showing up at Past

Check it out! Trinity Nation is showing up at Pastors Conference 2024!

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Last week, Trinity College hosted Dr. Matt Harmon

Last week, Trinity College hosted Dr. Matt Harmon for a Convivium Lecture entitled, "Reading the Bible the Way Jesus Did."

Colleges and universities have a long history of presenting academic lectures by scholars. There are many reasons behind this practice; one of them is to extend the opportunity for learning beyond the classroom. Our students receive input like this every day, but we also know that there are many in the church and in the community who would like to benefit from this kind of education, even if in only very limited forms. So, Trinity College is joining that long tradition by offering the Convivium Lectures.

The term convivium comes from a Latin phrase meaning “life together.” Perhaps we normally think of life together as gathering for shared meals, mutual service, or prayer and the intake of God's word. Those are all key features of life together in Trinity College. We believe that faithfulness to the New Testament vision of life together will include learning to think together. As we read the New Testament, it's surprising how many references there are to the life of the mind. It seems unavoidable that life together will involve thinking together. As we think rightly—together—we will be better equipped to grow together in Christlikeness.

Dr. Matt Harmon was the guest speaker for this Convivium Lecture and presented this lecture on October 30, 2024. He is a professor of New Testament at Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana. In this lecture, Dr. Harmon discusses "Reading the Bible Like Jesus Did." How did Jesus read the Bible? Dr. Harmon explains that Jesus read the Bible as a means of keeping the two greatest commandments and he read the Bible as as a narrative that points to him. Watch the video to learn more: https://youtu.be/cW8ZhXUEfc4

If you enjoy this lecture, dig deeper with Dr. Harmon's new book, "How to Study the Bible's Use of the Bible".

Want to learn more about what Trinity College is r

Want to learn more about what Trinity College is really like and the difference that it is making in the lives of our students? In their own words, Trinity College students describe the difference their education is making in their discipleship, relationships, church life, and devotion to Jesus Christ.

Trinity College shapes young men and young women for Christ and for the church.

👀WATCH HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYW4eSrsnt8

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Where you go for your education will help to shape

Where you go for your education will help to shape the worldview by which you will see everything else. Build a biblical worldview with us at Trinity College of Louisville!

Interested in joining for 2024–2025? Applications for next year are already rolling in.

FREE application fees for those who apply before October 31st.

https://trinitycollegelou.com/apply/

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Join us for a FREE Webinar: Thursday, 10/24, 8pm E

Join us for a FREE Webinar: Thursday, 10/24, 8pm ET 📅

👉 What is the Bridge Year? (and How It Can Serve You Even If You Have Other Plans for College)

👀 Did you know that the Bridge Year is a one-year program designed to equip students with a healthy dose of Bible, theology, and worldview training? Did you know that the Bridge Year is available as a Dual Enrollment program (in person or at a distance) for high school seniors?

In this webinar, Trinity College president Steve Whitacre will explain who the Bridge Year is for and how it can help. Join us to learn more about tuition, schedules, class lineups, local and distance options, and more.

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Are you a Sovereign Grace Pastor involved in educa

Are you a Sovereign Grace Pastor involved in education? Does your church have a school or co-op, or are you involved in education in some manner?

Trinity College of Louisville is hosting a Pastors & Education Luncheon at the Pastors Conference in Orlando, FL this year, and we'd love to have you! Join us for a shared meal, a lively discussion, and mutual encouragement.

👉Know someone? Tag someone you think might be interested in attending!

Contact us at trinitycollegelou@gmail.com if you're interested in attending. RSVP's due by Monday, October 28th.

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Trinity College is pleased to invite you to a Conv

Trinity College is pleased to invite you to a Convivium Lecture featuring Dr. Matt Harmon, professor of New Testament at Grace Theological Seminary. The Trinity College Convivium (from the Latin meaning “to live together”) Lectures are a series of evening events, each featuring an academic lecture with Q&A and discussion, based on the interests and expertise of our guests.

At 7pm on Wednesday, October 30, Dr. Harmon will deliver an address, “Reading the Bible Like Jesus Did.” Based on his new book, "How to Study The Bible’s Use of the Bible", Dr. Harmon will help us better understand how Jesus read, thought about, and quoted the Old Testament. As we get better at “Reading the Bible Like Jesus Did,” we’ll grow in our understanding of the Old Testament and learn to see how the Old Testament prepares the way for Jesus.

Did we mention door prizes? We’ll be giving away several copies of Dr. Harmon’s book, "How to Study the Bible’s Use of the Bible".

We hope you’ll join us for a thought-provoking and edifying evening. Space is limited, so your RSVP is appreciated.

Dessert and coffee will be served.

P.S. Did you miss our Convivium with Dr. Josh Blount? Watch the video on our YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/tfNUwACu27Y

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Another amazing Supper Club is in the books and we

Another amazing Supper Club is in the books and we cannot be more grateful to Dr. Wellum for spending time with our students and speaking wisdom into their lives - a huge thank you for such a wonderful evening!

We discussed a myriad of topics and heard from Dr. Wellum on the influence that Francis Schaeffer had on him, especially his belief that "ideas have consequences". Our students were challenged to test ideas, to stand for the truth, and to not be "enamored by the prestige of the world".

Dr. Wellum shared that academia is meant to help the church be the church, and that is certainly our prayer at Trinity College of Louisville - that we would be equipping these students to better serve and participate in their local church(es)!

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This past weekend, Trinity College president Steve

This past weekend, Trinity College president Steve Whitacre and two Trinity College students—Jude and Tate— were in southeastern Tennessee to speak at Anthem. Anthem is the annual fall retreat of Volunteers for Christ, which is the University of Tennessee campus ministry of Cornerstone Church of Knoxville. The group spent three delightful days together. Steve preached evangelistic sermons from John chapters 1, 2, and 3. There were many encouraging conversations as young people grew together in their faith.

This weekend, Steve will travel to Hastings, Nebraska to spend time with Grace Life Church. If you are in the area, please join us for a parenting seminar and discussion of parenting and education on Saturday, and the Sunday Service at 10:30 Sunday morning. Please pray for a fruitful weekend that serves the members and guests of this church!

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