Introductory
New Testament Greek
A small-group, 5-day intensive for pastors and preachers. This isn't a lecture hall with hundreds of faces — it's an intimate classroom where you learn directly from your instructor, ask questions freely, and get personal attention every step of the way.
From zero Greek to reading Scripture in five days
The Greek Alphabet
Learn to recite, read, and write every letter — including vowels, diphthongs, breathing marks, and accent marks.
Nouns & Verbs
Understand first declension nouns, present indicative verbs, and how to parse them in real New Testament passages.
Word Studies
Use Greek lexicons and theological dictionaries to do word studies that deepen your sermon preparation.
A Clear Path Forward
Leave with a roadmap and resources to continue studying Greek on your own and exegete Scripture from the original text.
This isn't a 1,000-seat auditorium
Forget the massive conference hall where you're just another face in the crowd. This Greek Intensive is designed as a small, intimate classroom experience — the kind where your instructor knows your name, answers your questions on the spot, and adjusts the pace to make sure everyone is keeping up.
You'll work through exercises on your whiteboard, practice pronunciation out loud, and get real-time feedback from Carlo. When you're stuck on a declension or confused about a breathing mark, you raise your hand and get help — not submit a question card and hope it gets read.
This is how language is actually learned: shoulder to shoulder with a teacher who's invested in your progress.
Why every pastor should study Greek
Ready to start your Greek journey?
Register Now — Only $400 →Learn from the best
Carlo Cicero
Carlo is a PhD student of Greek under Dr. Robert L. Plummer at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He brings deep academic expertise paired with a passion for making Greek accessible to pastors and preachers at every level.
Five days. Hands-on. Immersive.
- Greek memory verse for the week
- Alphabet intro & review — recitation, whiteboard writing, handwriting correction, English word associations
- Vowels, diphthongs, breathing marks, accent marks, & punctuation marks
- First declension nouns introduction and practice
- Reading practice: John 3:14-21
- Vocabulary word practice (p.12), memory verse recitation
Prayer: 8:00 – 8:50 AM · Lunch: Noon – 2:00 PM (includes prayer)
- Alphabet review
- First declension nouns review and practice
- Fallacies discussion
- Word studies introduction
- Reading practice: Philippians 1:1-11 (Greek Studies for Everyone, p. 30)
- Vocabulary word practice (p. 28), memory verse recitation
Prayer: 8:00 – 8:50 AM · Lunch: Noon – 2:00 PM (includes prayer)
- Memory verse review
- First declension nouns review with practice
- Word studies and Greek lexicons
- Theological dictionary introduction
- Sentence parsing with first declension nouns
- Reading: James 1:1-12
- Vocabulary word practice (p.46-47), memory verse recitation
Prayer: 8:00 – 8:50 AM · Lunch: Noon – 2:00 PM (includes prayer)
- Memory verse recitation
- Present indicative verbs chart and basics
- Practice sentence
- First declension noun review
- Vocabulary word practice (p.66), memory verse recitation
Prayer: 8:00 – 8:50 AM
- Memory verse recitation
- Practice session
- Open Q&A — immediate answers or commitment to provide full responses by week's end
- Next steps discussion with registration opportunities for fall classes
Everything included. One simple price.
Required & Recommended Resources
Required
- Greek Word Studies for Everyone by Dr. Benjamin Merkel & Dr. Robert Plummer
- Whiteboard tablet with handle and dry erase marker (available on Amazon)
Recommended
- Beginning with New Testament Greek by Merkle & Plummer
- Greek for Life by Merkle & Plummer
- Beginning with New Testament Greek Charts
Your congregation deserves sermons grounded in the original text.
Join us in Birchwood, Tennessee this June and take the first step toward reading the New Testament in the language it was written.
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