Undergraduate Courses
APOLOGETICS
APOL 101 Creationism
This course will offer a comprehensive Biblical explanation of the creation account offered in scriptures. It is designed to familiarize the student with an overview of the Old Testament account combined with the modern-day apologetic format of creationism which supports the most probable cause for a divinely created cosmos.
APOLOGETICS APLO 102 How We Got the Bible This study seeks to be a factual and honest account of how the bible has been preserved and handed down to our generation. The subject is vast and sometimes complex. It is the aim therefore to simplify the complexity of the overall subject without losing any of the real value of this powerful subject and so far as is possible in a non-technical manner. The object is to get down to the heart of the question, “How We Got the Bible”, without citing merely superficial facts.
APOLOGETICS & WORLDVIEW APWV 301 DEVELOPING A BIBLICAL WORLD VIEW:
This course examines the Biblical world view from Genesis through Revelation. God’s plan for the nations of the world from the beginning of time is detailed. Current worldwide spiritual need is also presented.
APOL 200 Bible Covenants
This course is essentially the study of promise, loyalty, commitment and faithfulness. The student will learn the true meaning and importance of covenant concerning not only God’s responsibility concerning His covenants, but also man’s responsibility concerning his and God’s commitments to these.
BIBLICAL STUDIES
BIB 101 OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY:
This survey provides an overview of the entire Bible. Study outlines of each book of the Bible are provided for further development by the student. Complete comprehensive Survey of the Old Testament.
BIB 102 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY:
This survey provides an overview of the entire Bible. Study outlines of each book of the Bible are provided for further development by the student. Complete comprehensive Survey of the New Testament.
BIB 110 CREATIVE BIBLE STUDY METHODS:
This course equips students for personal study of the Word of God after the conclusion of Institute training. Students learn how to study the Bible by book, chapter, paragraph, verse, and word. Other methods taught include biographical, devotional, theological, typological, and topical. Special guidelines for studying Bible poetry and prophecy are presented and students are taught methods of charting and outlining.
BIB 301 HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS
A survey of the background, content and the occasion of the book of Mathew, Mark, Luke and John.
BIB 302 PSALMS
An in-depth analysis of the book of Psalms, its literary structure theological and historical content, and the biblical context of the Psalms.
BIB 300 APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION: An intense and in-depth study of all the prophets of the bible.
BIB 315 INTRODUCTION TO THE BOOK OF ROMANS (3 Cr)
To introduce learners to the study of the background, content, and structure of the book of Romans; to
enable learners to understand paradigms of interpretation in past and current scholarship and encourage
learners to apply the knowledge attained in the context of a current ministry.
ESCHATOLOGY
ESC 401 UNFOLDING REVELATION 2
A continuing in-depth study of the book of revelation involving those things that is to come.
ESC 201 MAJOR PROPHETS
This study is a survey of the background, occasion and content of the book of Isaiah, Jeremiah and the book of Ezekiel.
ESC 202 MINOR PROPHETS
This is a study of the historical background, authorship, and an analysis of the writings of Minor Prophets.
GENERAL EDUCATION
COMPUTERS CPU 101 If you are frustrated or annoyed while trying to use computer technology or want to become familiar with the terminology, such as input, output, storage, hardware and software, this course will satisfy most of these concerns. This course is a guide for the novice computer user who wants to expand their ability to use a personal computer system and gain general knowledge of how a computer system works. The course does not examine specific computer applications, but rather it will give you an overview of the applications available. This course will introduce you to the fundamentals of a personal computer system that operates in Windows 10 and 11. You will explore computer hardware devices, software applications and discover methods to search and retrieve documents from the Internet. The course will provide information on the physical components of the computer and the applications that allow you to be productive using a personal computer. The course will also help you to identify various uses for computers in your business and personal life.
College Mathematics MA 125 OVERVIEW OF MATH SKILLS All-In-One Math Course reviews the basics of arithmetic, algebra and geometry. The condensed course covers reviewing the use of numbers, signs and symbols, how to perform various operations, how to solve problems with Fractions, Percents and Decimals, and much more). Algebra: (reviewing linear Equations and Inequalities, how to solve various word problems, how to simplify and factor numbers, and much more). Geometry: (reviewing Geometric Concepts and Relationships, understanding Measurements of Congruence and Similarity, the Pythagorean Theorem, and much more).
LANG 200/201 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew is a 1-year classes in two semesters that covers some essential elements of the grammar of Biblical Hebrew and introduces some basic vocabulary. It introduces students to aspects of translation of Biblical Hebrew as well as the main lexical aids. On completion of the subject students should be able to translate basic nominal and verbal sentences.6 Credits
Composition 1 ENG 101
This course presents a comprehensive overview of Basic English Mechanics, writing skills, various writing styles and proper communication.
Composition 2 ENG 102
Continuation but also expansion of the concepts and format of Eng Comp 101
Health, Wellness and Lifestyle (3 cr)
To give learners the background information and some tools for making healthier lifestyle choices
regarding weight management, exercise, disease prevention, stress management, drug/alcohol use, and
intimate relationships.
GED 200 PUBLIC SPEAKING IN MINISTRY (3 Cr)
To familiarize learners with the fundamentals of oral communication for the purpose of Christian ministry,
to give special attention is given to developing the skill of public communication, speech composition, and delivery, especially to the unique nature of communication within the context of ministry settings.
TECHNICAL WRITING IN MINISTRY (3 Cr)
To introduce learners to college level research writing and to extend the skills acquired in English
Composition. Areas of emphasis are critical reading, an informed response to such reading, and the
effective use of research techniques that enable students to write well-reasoned, appropriately
documented research papers. Prerequisite: English Comp 102
HISTORY
HISTORY
HIS 201 Jewish Social Life:
A comprehensive look at the culture, lifestyle and Jewish customs
HIS 101 Church History
This course studies the study of church history during the apostolic age, the Ante-Nicene period, and the post Nicene period, emphasizing the doctrinal development during this time.
HIS 126 Manners and Customs of the Bible
This course is designed to enable the student to understand the scriptures in the light of manners and customs of the bible land. This course provides insights into customs behind the Old and New Testament passages.
HIS 202 Church History
The course covers the study of church history from the medieval period to the Protestant Reformation; emphasis is on the study Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, and others to the present.
LANGUAGES
LANG 224 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL GREEK I (3 Cr) Also satisfies “GED General Education” elective. To introduce learners to the vocabulary and grammar of Biblical Greek; to learn the complete grammar of Biblical Greek and will acquire a substantial vocabulary by studying the Greek New Testament.
LANG 225 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL GREEK II (3 Cr) can double as “GED General Education” elective.
To introduce learners to the vocabulary and grammar of Biblical Greek; to learn the complete grammar of
Biblical Greek and acquire a substantial vocabulary by studying the Greek New Testament and translating passages from the Greek New Testament with the aid of a lexicon. Prerequisite: LG 224
LANG 200 BEGINNING BIBLICAL HEBREW I (3 Cr) can double as “GED General Education” elective.
To introduce learners to the morphology, vocabulary, and grammar of Biblical Hebrew; to learn the
complete grammar of Biblical Hebrew and acquire a substantial vocabulary by studying the Hebrew Bible.
LANG 201 BEGINNING BIBLICAL HEBREW II (3 Cr) can double as “GED General Education” elective.
To introduces learners to the morphology, vocabulary, and grammar of Biblical Hebrew; to learn the
complete grammar of Biblical Hebrew and acquire a substantial vocabulary by studying the Hebrew Bible
and translating passages from the Hebrew Bible with the aid of a lexicon. Prerequisite: LG 200
PASTORAL STUDIES
PS 400 HOMILETICS
This course consists of sermon preparations related to the arrangement, introduction, body, and conclusions of various types of sermons – doctrinal, topical, textual, and expository.
PS 401 HERMENEUTICS
This is a study of the underlying principles of biblical interpretation. It deals with the method of interpretation of the scriptures. It helps to develop the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge for rightly dividing the word of truth.
PS 420 INTRODUCTION TO EXPOSITORY PREACHING (3 Cr)
To introduce and expose learners to the study of Christian doctrine within a coherent framework; and to
equip learners with the necessary skills to do effective expository preaching based on a solid
understanding of key doctrinal issues.
PS 301 Pastoral Counseling
A study intended to help pastors and other Christian leaders to develop proficiency in enabling individuals to solve their problems. The course looks at basic counseling techniques derived from scriptural principles.
PS 321 INTRODUCTION TO MINISTERIAL ETHICS (3 Cr)
To survey some of the most important fundamental concepts, theories, issues and problems in ethics and
to think rationally and critically about these matters and particularly as they relate to persons in leadership roles.
PS 331 INTRODUCTION TO PASTORAL EPISTLES (3 Cr)
To present and expose learners to the study of the Pastoral Epistles with particular focus on their
commonalities, their ecclesiology, and teaching of Christian ministry
PNEUMATOLOGY
PNU 300 MINISTRY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT:
This study focuses on the ministry of the Holy Spirit, spiritual fruit, and spiritual gifts. Students are guided in discovery of their own spiritual gifts and position of ministry in the Body of Christ.
PNU 300-B INTRODUCTION TO PNEUMATOLOGY:
The student is given an overview of the person and works of Holy Spirit, emphasizing His personality, His work in the Old Testament and His unique work in relation to the church.
PNU 211 THE BOOK OF ACTS:
The study will be an analytical and expository study of acts with emphasis on the transitional nature of the book.
SPECIAL INTEREST STUDIES
SPIRITUALITY
SP 400 KNOWING GOD’S VOICE:
This course explains how God speaks to men today and how to find His general and specific plans for life. A Christian model for decision making is presented, along with guidelines for overcoming wrong decisions, steps to take if you have missed the will of God, and methods for dealing with questionable practices.
SPIRITUALITY
SP 301 SPIRITUAL WARFARE
This course moves participants beyond the natural world into the realm of the spirit. Tactics of the enemy are analyzed and strategies of spiritual warfare assuring victory over the principalities and powers of the spirit world are explained.
MIN-AP 203 JAILS AND PRISON MINISTRY
A complete study for jail and prison ministry includes guidelines for writing and visiting inmates, conducting group services inside an institution, reaching out to families of inmates, and ministering on death row.
BIBLICAL PROFILES
BP 100 WOMEN, A BIBLICAL PROFILE:
A study of the entire Bible teaches about women and their role in ministry. Also includes a study of the Bible books bearing women’s names–Ruth and Esther–and resources for biographical study of all of the women of the Bible.
THEOLOGY
THE 200 FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH
This course stresses the importance of proper spiritual foundations for life and ministry by focusing on foundations of the Christian faith identified in Hebrews 6:1: Repentance, faith, baptism, laying on of hands, resurrection, and eternal judgment.
THE 330 Introduction to New Testament Theology (3 SCH) To guide students in a comprehensive summarization and analysis of the theological New Testament themes.
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY 1
THE 403
The study of the Bible (Bibliology) The study of angels (Angelology) and the study of God (Theology).
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY 2
THE 404
The study of Christ (Christology), The study of Salvation (Soteriology) and the study of man (Anthropology).
THEOLOGY
THE 302 The Temple
Both Christ and the church are spoken of as the “temple of God” in the New Testament. The temple of Solomon and its revelations are the basis for all other temples. This course is designed to teach the relevance of the temple of Christ and His church today.
THEOLOGY
THE 301 The Tabernacle
A study of the Old Testament Tabernacle in regard to types and foreshadows of Christ, showing great spiritual truths.
THEOLOGY
THE 202 Bible Doctrines 1
This course teaches the student many of the fundamental theological doctrines in the bible, it answers many of the most basic questions that have deep theological implications, why the Holy Spirit is indeed a person and not merely an inspiration, Christ as fully God and fully man, the Spirit and Christ’ relationship.
THE 203 Bible Doctrines 2
This course is a continuation of bible doctrines 1 and teaches the student many of the fundamental theological doctrines in the bible, it answers many of the most basic questions that have deep theological implications, about Atonement, Sanctification, the many implications of the Death and Resurrection of Christ, why we are responsible when we sin and much more.
THEOLOGY
THE 402 CULTS 1
A study of major cults in comparison to Christianity.
THEOLOGY
THE 403 CULTS 2
A continuation of THE 402 -the studies of major cults in comparison to Christianity.
THE 350 CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY (3 Cr)
To guide learners in the summarization and analysis of contemporary theological issues and movements.
THE 365 INTROS TO THE DOCTRINE OF CHRIST (3 Cr)
To guide learners in summarization and analysis of issues, problems, and questions pertaining to the
doctrine of the person and work of Christ.
THE 477 SURVEYS OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH (3 Cr)
To guide learners in the summarization and analysis of the issues, problems, and questions pertaining to
the doctrine of the church: it purposes, practices, and structure.
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