An education tailored to you

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

First Year (Freshmen)  (1)

101                 Training for Service

102                 Public Speaking 1/2 Semester

104                 English Composition and Grammar

103                 Youth Ministry 1/2 Semester

Second Year (Sophomore) (3)

201                 Survey of New Testament

202                 Basic Theology

203                 English Composition and Grammar 

Third Year (Junior) FALL SEMESTER

301                 Christian Apoologetics

302                 Counseling 1

303                 Pneumatology

Fourth Year (Senior) FALL SEMESTER

401                 Christology

402                 Between the Testament

403                 Biblical Hermeneutics

First Year (Freshmen)  (2)

111                 Survey of Bible Doctrine

105                 Homiletics

113                 English Composition and Grammar

Second Year (Sophomore) (4)

210                 Short Life of Christ

211                 Story of Christian Church

212                 Leadership in Ministry 1

Third Year (Junior) SPRING SEMESTER

311                 Profiting from Word

312                 Christian Theology

316                 Harmony of the Gospel

Fourth Year (Senior) SPRING SEMESTER

411                 Balancing the Christian Life

412                 Master Plan

413                 Eschatology                

Course Descriptions

COURSE NUMBER

101        Training for Service

This course deals with knowledge of the Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, Between the Testament, The Church, the Letters.

102      Survey of the New Testament

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

103           Youth Ministry

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

104/113/203              English Composition and Grammar I

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

105        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.

111               Survey of Bible Doctrine

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

112               Survey of Old Testament

This course is an introduction of the Old Testament from Genesis to Malachi. 

202.     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.

210        Short Life of Christ

This course is an examination of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ as presented in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and John.

211               Story of Christian Church

This course will teach you the best and worst of religious and world events, Christ continues to call and cleanse his bride, the church. The fascinating account of persecutions under Nero and other Roman emperor, rise of sects as Gnosticism, papal power in Middle Ages, Reformation and leaders in the modern church.

212               Leadership 1

This course will teach you how to develop the leadership that is in you. This course is a study in Ministerial 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. 

213                Systematic Theology I

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

302                Counseling I

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. 

303                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. 

311                Profiting from the Word

How much do we gain from our reading of the Bible and by what means can we learn to profit more?

316        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. 

401        Christology

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

402        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. 

404        Hermeneutics

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

411        Balancing the Christian Life

Genuine and wholesome spirituality is the goal of all Christian living. A book and a workbook to help us know the practical importance of this is simply all experiences of the spiritual life must be tested by biblical truth.

412        Master Plan

This course consist of critical, effective lessons in leadership and show us that leadership is never to be earned by seniority, purchased with money, or inherited through family ties but only by humble shepherds.

413        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?