Bachelor Degree Programs
BACHELOR DEGREE IN THEOLOGY (Classes might not be in alphabetical order)
| Course | Class | Credit Hours |
| 102- 122 | Bible Doctrine I | 6 |
| 109- 129 | Bible Survey- OT | 4 |
| 106- 126 | English Grammar I | 4 |
| 108- 208 | Evangelism | 4 |
| 114- 134 | The Life of Christ | 6 |
| 115- 135 | The Study of Cults | 6 |
| 214- 224 | Bible Doctrine II | 6 |
| 209- 229 | Bible Survey- NT | 6 |
| 216- 226 | English Grammar II | 4 |
| 212- 232 | Public Speaking | 4 |
| 218- 238 | Minor Prophet Study | 6 |
| 219- 239 | Dispensations Truths | 6 |
| 301- 312 | Homiletics I | 6 |
| 302- 322 | Pentateuch | 6 |
| 303- 323 | English Composition | 4 |
| 304- 324 | Church History | 4 |
| 305- 325 | The Major Prophets | 6 |
| 306- 326 | Christian Ethics | 4 |
| 401- 412 | Homiletics II | 6 |
| 402- 424 | Hymnology | 4 |
| 403- 423 | Greek | 6 |
| 404- 424 | Pastoral Counseling | 4 |
| 405- 425 | Computer Application | 4 |
| 5th Year | Research/ Thesis | 0 |
| Total Credit Hours | 120 |
BACHELOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
| Course | Class | Credit Hours |
| 106- 126 | English Grammar I | 4 |
| 109- 129 | Bible Survey- OT | 4 |
| 112- 122 | Public Speaking I | 4 |
| 116- 126 | Audio/Visual Education | 4 |
| 117- 127 | Children’s Worship Study | 4 |
| 209- 229 | New Testament Survey | 6 |
| 205- 225 | Christine Doctrine | 6 |
| 201- 221 | Church Evangelism II | 6 |
| 223- 243 | The Study of Cults | 6 |
| 207- 227 | English Composition | 6 |
| 203- 223 | Stories and Illustrations | 4 |
| 202- 222 | Primary Worship in Church | 4 |
| 331- 341 | Leadership of Christian Ed. | 4 |
| 332- 342 | Christian Education/ Children | 4 |
| 333- 343 | Christian Education/ Youth | 6 |
| 334- 344 | Christian Education/ Adult | 6 |
| 335- 345 | Understanding Teaching | 4 |
| 336- 346 | Christian Evidences | 6 |
| 401- 421 | Dispensations Truths | 6 |
| 402- 422 | Making of A Christian Leader | 4 |
| 403- 423 | Leadership/ Administration | 4 |
| 404- 424 | The Life of Christ | 6 |
| 405- 425 | Christion Ed. (Internship) | 6 |
| 406- 426 | Independent Research | 6 |
| 5th Year | Research/ Thesis | 0 |
| Total Credit Hours | 120 |
BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAM COURSE DESCRIPTION
102- 122 Bible Doctrine I
A study of Biblical Doctrines of Jesus Christ, salvation, sin, man, the Scriptures.
106- 126 English Grammar I
This course is to give the student training in the correct use of words, pronunciations, enunciation, and diction. It seeks to train the student in all phases of right procedures in different types of social and religious affairs.
108- 208 Evangelism
A study of what Christian education is and its philosophical and historical background. It is also a look at Christian Education’s origin, growth, and the people who contributed to making it what it is today.
109- 129 Bible Survey- OT
A survey of the books of the Old Testament, giving special attention to the Authorship, Dates, Major Themes, and Historical background of each book.
112- 122 Public Speaking I
This course is designed to introduce students to the basic fundamentals of speaking before an audience.
114 – 134 The Life of Christ
A study in the preparation for the Gospel and the Jewish world of Christ’s day.
115- 135 Cult Religions
A survey of various cult religions both in past history as well as present day.
116- 126 Audio/ Visual Education
An exploration of the characteristics of a variety of communication forms and the ways in which audio/ visual equipment may be used in evangelism and in teaching programs.
117- 127 Children’s Worship Survey
A study of the need for children’s ministries within the church. This course is designed to prepare students who will be setting up or maintaining children’s ministry within the church.
201- 221 Church Evangelism II
A continuing study on the importance of evangelism in the church today.
202- 222 Primary Worship in Church
A class designed to help a student learn the aspects of planning worship services.
203- 223 Stories and Illustrations
Class is designed to promote the effective use of stories and illustrations in teaching or in preaching God’s Word.
205- 225 Christine Doctrine
A study in the history of Christian doctrines within the church.
207- 227 English Composition
An in-depth study of effective styles of writing which include paragraphing and proper use of the English language.
209- 229 New Testament Survey
Class provides an overview of the New Testament books from Mathew through Revelation, woven around the central theme of the person of Christ.
212- 232 Public Speaking II
A continuation of Public Speaking I, with a more in-depth study on practical applications.
214- 224 Bible Doctrine II
A study of the doctrines of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, atonement and the Church.
216- 226 English Grammar II
This course gives the student training in the correct use of words, pronunciation, and writing skills. It seeks to train the student in all phases of the right procedures.
218- 238 Minor Prophet Study
A Biblical theological study of the Minor Prophets of the Old Testament. Special consideration is given to the socioeconomic background and theme of each book.
219- 239 Dispensations Truths
An introductory study of the seven dispensations; Innocence, Human Government, Conscience, Patriarch Law, Grace, and Kingdom.
223- 243 The Study of Cult Religion
A study of the major cult religions throughout Church history and into modern cult worship.
301- 312 Homiletics I
An in-depth study devoted to the sermon and its preparation and delivery.
302- 322 Pentateuch
An entry level study into the Old Testament books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.
303- 323 English Composition
A continued in-depth study of composition.
304- 324 Church History
A study of the significant history of the Church from Apostolic time up to the present.
331- 341 Leadership of Christian Ed.
Class explored a wide variety of areas in which Christian Education forms the minds for discipleship and leadership within the church.
332- 342 Christian Education/ Children
This course provides an understanding of children (through the junior age lever), their characteristics, behavior patterns and needs in relationship to the concepts and values to be communicated to them.
333- 343 Christian Education/ Youth
A study of the main characteristics and distinctive needs of our youth today. This course is designed to aid the student in the formation of a personal, practical, and Biblical concept and approach in working with youth.
334- 344 Christian Education/ Adult
This course surveys the characteristics and the needs of adults. Attention is given to Biblical principles and plans for an adult Educational ministry. Emphasis will be given to units of study in the areas of; the single adult, the more mature adult, the divorced adult, and the widowed adult.
335- 345 Understanding Teaching
A course designed to provide Biblical teaching preparations for those desiring to serve in the church educational programs.
401- 412 Homiletics II
The treatment of the text and illustrations and the illumination of the sermon.
402- 424 Hymnology
A study of many of the most well-known hymns of the church and their history.
403- 423 Greek
An introduction to the Greek language, the original language of the New Testament.
404- 424 Pastoral Counseling
This course includes a study of the principles of pastoral counseling, discovering both approach and methods used in counseling sessions.
405- 425 Computer Application
This class is designed to be an entry level course on understanding computers and their use within a church.
406- 426 Independent Research
A course designed to equip students with the necessary skills to perform well on special research projects and the subjects related to a concentrated field or area. This research project must be done under the supervision of a faculty member or advisor.