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SUMMER TERM A
July 8 – August 11
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Marriage & Family I (PM102)
A practical and in-depth study of biblical guidelines concerning marriage and the family. Upon completion, participants should have an understanding of marriage as ordained by God, as well as positive guidelines for developing a happy and successful Christian home.
The Gospels (BS306)
With a focus on the Gospel of John, this course will provide a chronological overview of the life of Christ and a comparison of each of the four New Testament Gospels.
Church Administration (PM402)
This course will examine practical Biblical leadership principles, assisting students in developing effective ministry management and administration skills and integrating them into their own ministry. Practical guidelines for oversight, organization, and administration of the local church and ministry will be discussed, including working with boards, committees, finances, establishing budgets, and the effective training of leaders.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Introduction to Typology (TH509)
This course will cover the structure and symbolism of Israel’s tabernacle and the priesthood. Special emphasis will be given to Old Testament types and shadows and their New Testament reality and meaning, providing a vivid revelation of Christ and his finished work.
Ministry Management (PM505)
This course will address the oversight, organization, and administration of the local church and ministry, applying Biblical and practical guidelines in the areas of leadership, management, supervision, and finances. Upon completion, participants should have an increased understanding of the role of church/ministry administration and management.
DOCTORAL LEVEL COURSES (Special 12 Week Session)
Advanced Apologetics (PH702) ***DOCTORAL COURSE: 12 Week Session***
This course focuses on developing the student’s ability to analyze and critique non-theistic arguments and challenges to the Christian faith and to formulate consistent Christian apologetic responses to them through Biblical research, analysis, and interpretation.
Pneumatology: Doctrine of the Holy Spirit (TH712) ***DOCTORAL COURSE: 12 Week Session***
Pneumatology: The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit. A study of the nature and ministry of the Holy Spirit, including the person, works, and gifts of the Spirit.
SUMMER TERM B
July 22 – September 1
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Biblical Principles of Leadership I (PM101)
A study of the biblical principles of leadership as revealed in the Word of God. We will discover the importance of integrity in character and ministry, being led by the Spirit, and walking in the fullness of your calling.
The Fear of God: The Beginning of Wisdom (TH360) **New Course**
A healthy fear of God is a deep admiration and reverence for the sovereignty and glory of God, including a critical desire to worship and extol Him, and to surrender entirely to His will (Isaiah 6:1-8). This course will examine the nature and extent of this relationship, emphasizing the joy experienced by those who seek a candid knowledge of the Holy.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Bibliology: The Origin of Scripture (TH531)
Bibliology: This course examines evidences that validate the divine origin and revelation of the Bible, its authenticity, inspiration, canonicity, and inerrancy.
The Fear of the Lord (TH560) **New Course**
A proper comprehension and respect of God is the fountain of life (Proverbs 14:27) from which deep relationship with God is established and all of His marvelous blessings and graces flow. This course will examine the sovereign majesty of God, providing the student with a profound appreciation and respect of the Holy.
SUMMER TERM C
August 5 – September 15
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Introduction to Christian Counseling (CC205)
An introduction to the basic principles and techniques of Biblical counseling and its application to the ministry of Christian workers. This course will examine basic Biblical foundations for effective Christian ministry.
The Minor Prophets (BS404)
A study of the historical and prophetic writings of the twelve prophets from Hosea to Malachi. This study will examine the writer, historical background, and the purpose and theme of each book.
Personal Spiritual Development (PM306)
This course provides an in-depth, direct study concerning the personal spiritual development of the believer as revealed in the Word of God. Close attention is given to commitment, dedication, and personal holiness in lifestyle and conduct. Students will learn the importance of a life of intimacy with God.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Pastoral Theology (PM518)
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.
Walking Closely With God (PM516)
This study will examine the essentials of personal spiritual development and walking closely with God. Exploring the life and ministry of the prophet Elijah and using his experiences as example of what it means to walk closely with God, the student will discover personal commitment, dedication, holiness, and a life of intimacy with God himself.
SUMMER TERM D
August 19 – September 29
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
The Pentateuch: Genesis - Deuteronomy (BS107)
A study of the first five books of the Bible. A special emphasis will be given to creation, the seed of Christ, and the covenant. This study will provide a good understanding of the plan of God for man.
Philosophy of Ministry (PH304)
This course will encourage participants to engage in a deeper exploration and expansion of their own spiritual life and walk with God. We will explore Biblical guidelines for leadership and the importance of being led by the Spirit and walking in close fellowship with God and others.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Daniel and the Things to Come (BS461)
The book of Daniel is divided into two main parts: Daniel 1-6, which reveals Daniel’s life in Babylon, and Daniel 7-12, which includes Daniel’s prophetic visions. Using a literal approach to Scripture, this course will examine the prophetic and eschatological events as presented in the book of Daniel.
Biblical Philosophy of Ministry (PH504)
This course will examine the relationship between the kingdom of God and the church. Using both Scripture and history, emphasis will be placed on ministry remaining both Biblically and practically true to its calling.