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We offer Associate Degree (2 year) and Bachelor Degree (4 year) programs.

First Year (Freshmen)  FALL SEMESTER

101                 Life Management

102                 Old Testament Survey I

103                 Survey of the Bible

104                 Public Speaking

105                 English Composition and Grammar

106                 Homiletics

Second Year (Sophomore) FALL SEMESTER

201                 N.T. Studies I (Gospels)

202                 Ephesians

203                 Biblical Interpretation 

204                 Awareness of Church Government

205                 English Composition and Grammar

206                 Preparation for Ministry I

Third Year (Junior) FALL SEMESTER

301                 Harmony of the Gospels

302                 Leadership In Ministry I

303                 Systematic Theology II

304                Counseling 1 

305                 N. T. Church History

306                 Pneumatology

Fourth Year (Senior) FALL SEMESTER

401                 Christology

402                 Between the Testament

403                 Systematic Theology IV

404                 Counseling 2 

405                 Biblical Hermeneutics

406                 Eschatology 

First Year (Freshmen)  SPRING SEMESTER

111                 Life Management

112                 Old Testament Survey II

113                 Bible Doctrine

114                 Youth Ministry

115                 English Composition and Grammar

116                 Homiletics

Second Year (Sophomore) SPRING SEMESTER

211                 O.T. Studies II (History)

212                 Ephesians

213                 O.T. Studies I (Pent)

214                 General Epistles

215                 English Composition and Grammar

216                 Systematic Theology I

Third Year (Junior) SPRING SEMESTER

311                 Harmony of the Gospels

312                 Leadership In Ministry II

313                 Systematic Theology III

314                Counseling 1

315                 N. T. Church History

316                 Pneumatology

Fourth Year (Senior) SPRING SEMESTER

411                 Christology

412                 Between the Testament

413                 Systematic Theology IV

414                 Counseling 2 

415                 Biblical Hermeneutics

416                 Eschatology 

Course Descriptions

COURSE NUMBER

101/111        Life Management God’s Way

This course deals with how to make proper decisions, the management of the soul, spirit, finances, and time. The course emphasis is on how to set realistic Biblical goals, develop a genuine Biblical vision, and manage one’s body.

102/112      Old Testament Survey I

This course is an introduction of the Old Testament through the Book of II Samuel.

Part II: This course is continuation of Old Testament from 1 Kings through Malachi.

103           Survey of the Bible

This course involves the study what the bible teaches about God’s Word itself, God, Christ and the Holy Spirit.

104              Public Speaking

This course is a study of the requirements for effective oral communication.

105/205        English Composition and Grammar I

This course involves the use of English for written communication, including exposition, analysis and argumentation. Topics include grammar, proper sentences structure, paragraph development, word usage and essay preparation.

106/116        Homiletics

This course offers an introduction to homiletics, which is the art of preaching. Also, the spiritual preparation, development, sermon preparation and delivery. Also, the other topics covered will be developing sermon themes, preparing introductions, conclusions, and outlining.

113               Bible Doctrine

This course consists of students understanding the doctrine of the Christian faith in a systematic order.

114               Youth Ministry

This course is to coach you through a plan to build a healthy youth ministry.

116               Homiletics

This course designed to give full and practical introduction- craft of preaching, principles of sermon construction involving the delivery of sermons.

201    New Testament Studies (Gospels)

This course is a study of the four Gospels, paying attention to the style and approach of each writer.

202/212        Ephesians

This course is a practical study of the Paul’s letter to the Church at Ephesus on practical and spiritual application.   

203               Biblical Interpretation

This course examines the basic principles and specific guidelines of biblical interpretation with a focus on the historical-grammatical interpretation and application of the Scriptures.

204               Awareness of Church Government

This course consist of study of the various types of Church government.

206                Preparation for Ministry I

This course consist of two basics of Christian preparation for ministry, including the believer’s attitude and the responsibilities of the armor-bearer in the Body of Christ.

211                Old Testament Studies I (Pentateuch)

This course is a study of the first five books of the Bible.

213                Old Testament Studies II

This course is a study of Historical books

214                General Epistles

This course consist of basic study of the General Epistles which includes James, I and II Peter, I, II, III John and Jude.

216                Systematic Theology I

This course is an introduction of Systematic Theology, starting with Bibliology and Basic Theology.

301/311        Harmony of the Gospels

The course consists of survey the earthly life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded in the four canonical gospels.

302/312        Leadership in Ministry I and II

This course is a study in Ministrial leadership, including the responsibilities and obstacles of leadership, and learning the basic tenets of leadership. Also, why ministries fail, counseling, finances, and the dynamics of Christian maturity.

303/313        Systematic Theology II and III

This course is a continuation of Systematic Theology I, studying Angelology, Demonology, Anthropology and Christology, Ecclesiology, Hamartiology and Soteriology.

304/314        Counseling I and II

This course introduces the concept of biblically-based, Christ-centered counseling. Course distinctives includes: a thorough explanation of biblical counseling, the role and character of the counselor, the relationship of counseling to the local church and comparing biblical counseling model with secular counseling models.

305/315        New Testament Church History

This course consists of a study of Early New Testament history and its impact on modern civilization.

306/316        Pneumatology

This course is the study of the Holy Spirit. Pneumatology is the investigation of biblical and historical understandings of the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

401/411        Christology

This is the study concentrating on the Person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

402/412        Between the Testament

This is a study of the background for the New Testament’s Political and Cultural settings, defining how they impacted the New Testament peoples.

403/413        Systematic IV

This course consists of Pneumatology.

405/415        Hermeneutics

This course introduces the student to principles and guidelines for interpreting the Old and New Testament.

406/416        Eschatology

This course consists of the topic of eschatology, or the end times, but what does the Bible say about this extraordinary subject? What future has God planned for his creation and his people?