Students from Ozark Christian College and Johnson University standing at the archaeological site of the Bema (Judgment Seat) in Ancient Corinth, Greece.
The perfect classroom: the archaeological site of Corinth
There’s no classroom quite like the ruins of Ancient Corinth. Our Spring Break study tour recently brought students and faculty together from Ozark Christian College and Johnson University, along with an incredible group of friends, to the foot of the Bema (Judgment Seat).
The Bema of Corinth
Standing at this precise location—the same spot where the Apostle Paul once stood before Gallio—brings the text of the New Testament into sharp resolution. It’s one thing to read about the “Judgment Seat” in a textbook; it’s entirely another to stand on the ancient stones and feel the gravity of the history that unfolded here.
Between deep theological discussions and exploring the archaeological wonders of the Greece, this journey has been a powerful reminder of the roots of our faith.
The Bema at Corinth, Greece.