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FALL TERM A
September 30 – November 10
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Life of Christ (BS105)
A fascinating study of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the Messiah. Particular emphasis will be given to Old Testament prophecies concerning Christ, His birth, and ministry.
Spiritual Warfare (TH425)
This course will examine the origin, nature, and extent of spiritual warfare. Beginning with the fall of angels and extending through the current spiritual conflict against mankind and the kingdom of God, this course will seek to provide an awareness of the conflict, as well as a good understanding of the believer’s authority in the spirit-world.
Intro to Hermeneutics: How to Study the Bible (PH403)
A study of the methods of biblical interpretation; this course teaches the student the principles of rightly dividing the Word of Truth.
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MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Pulling Down Strongholds (TH525)
An understanding of the supernatural world and spiritual conflict is a broad subject and should be a part of any study of systematic theology. Paul declared that believers are engaged in a spiritual battle; wrestling “not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places” (Ephesians 6:12). In order for the church to remain healthy and effective, it is imperative that we are aware of the conflict, as well as the tremendous resources available to us in Jesus Christ, which will assure us of victory in His name.
Biblical Hermeneutics (PH503)
This course is designed to help equip students and ministers with the tools to increase their skill in interpreting, teaching, and preaching the Word of God. The objective of the course is to prepare men and women who are faithful to the biblical text in their interpretation and ministry.
DOCTORAL LEVEL COURSES (Special 12 Week Session)
Systematic Theology (TH603) ***DOCTORAL COURSE: 12 Week Session***
An examination of the doctrines of Bibliology, Theology Proper, Christology, Soteriology, Pneumatology, Angelology, and Eschatology.
Biblical Theology (TH703) ***DOCTORAL COURSE: 12 Week Session***
A systematic and critical examination of the historical development of Christian doctrine and spirituality.
FALL TERM B
October 14 – November 24
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Church History (TH104)
An exploration of the history of the Christian church. Discussion will include the early development of the church, great revivals and movements, and many important historical events as pertaining to the church.
Biblical Principles of Leadership II (PM302) (No prerequisite)
An in-depth and direct study of the principles of Biblical leadership as revealed in the Word of God. Special emphasis will be placed on the character and integrity of a leader in the body of Christ, as well as guidelines for personal growth and development
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MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
General Epistles (BS501)
A study of the General Epistles: Hebrews, James, 1-2 Peter, 1-3 John, and Jude. Emphasis will be placed upon the background and purpose of each book, as well as the practical aspect of each. This study will examine the problems these epistles seek to correct, examining the methods used and how each book applies to us today.
Biblical Leadership (PM512)
This course will explore Biblical guidelines for leadership and the qualifications of spiritual leaders. Special emphasis will be placed upon the importance of being led by the Spirit and walking in close fellowship with God.
FALL TERM C
October 28 – December 8
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
A Study of James (BS106)
James is one of the most direct and practical writers of the New Testament, providing a valuable understanding of the problems facing many of the early Jewish believers. This detailed and in-depth study will explore the background, purpose, and practical application of this powerful and interesting book, and will leave the student with a renewed faith in our Lord.
Theology I: A Study of God (TH304)
A study of the divine nature, character, and attributes of God, this course will provide a deeper understanding of God, and an enhanced faith in Him.
Comparative Religions (PH401)
An exploration of some of the various religions of the world, including pseudo-Christian cults, the occult and mystical religions, and other religions not related to Christianity. Discussion will include certain key teachings of each religion discussed, as well as the particular strategies and methods used in appeal, solicitation, and recruitment.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Theology Proper (TH514)
This course will address what the Scriptures teach about God, providing a strong theological context into which the practice of one’s faith exists.
World Religions (PH501)
This study will provide a brief introduction to the various religious beliefs held by many around the world, providing a basis for Christian believers to better know how to defend their faith and to witness truth to the lost.
FALL TERM D
November 11 – December 22
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
A Study of the Book of Hebrews (BS103)
This in-depth exposition of one of the most powerful letters in the Bible will reveal much about our relationship with God as we discover Jesus Christ our Great High Priest. The study explores the types and shadows of the Old Testament, which reveal the reality of Christ in the New Covenant. God’s plan of salvation will become more clear and meaningful, and our faith made strong.
Pastoral Ministry (PM418)
Shepherdology: An exploration of the biblical and theological shepherding perspective will provide students with an understanding of the heart and nature of pastoral ministry and help equip for the specific functions of ministry and leadership within the body of Christ.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Pastoral Theology (PM518)
Biblical Poimenics. This study will examine pastoral theology and provide an understanding of the gift and call of God to Christian ministry. Particular attention will be given to the biblical and theological understanding of the nature and purpose of Christian ministry within the broader context of the nature and mission of the Church.
Leadership for Renewal (LD508)
Using Scriptural mandate and historical ecclesiastical example, this course will examine the Biblical nature and fundamentals of spiritual renewal. With emphasis on personal spiritual renewal, the Christian leader will be challenged to provide effective leadership for spiritual reform and renewal within the body of Christ.