Basic Bible Doctrines
This course provides a systematic study of the Bible. The principle doctrines of the Scripture will be outlined and each discussed in a step- by-step process. The student will build theological foundation in this course.

Basic Christian Counseling
A survey of Christian approaches to the field of counseling focusing on: paradigms and models (how they compare, and how these strategies can be implemented in ministry).

Church History
This course offers a unique contextual view of how the Christian church spread and developed. It will examine the integral link between the history of the world and that of the church, from the days of Jesus to the years prior to the Reformation. Offering overviews of the Roman, Greek, and Jewish worlds; insights into the church’s relationship to the Roman empire, with glimpses into pagan attitudes toward Christians; the place of art and architecture, literature and philosophy, both sacred and secular; and much more, spanning the time from conception (first) through the fourteenth centuries.

English Grammar
A review of the fundamentals of grammar, including a thorough treatment of the parts of speech and word functions, structure of the sentence, problems of syntax, and other basic skills.

Evangelism
A study of the Biblical mandates to evangelism. An emphasis will be placed on developing the skills of personal evangelism and equipping others to share their faith.

Hermeneutics
This class will examine the science and laws of Biblical exegesis interpretation: the principles, methods, and rules by which the meaning of Scripture may be ascertained are examined.

Homiletics
This course will teach students the basic study in sermon preparation. Students will learn parts of the sermon: structure, and delivery. Emphasis is given to the analysis of student-prepared outlines and delivery of sermons.

Leadership Principles
This course is designed to increase the student’s knowledge of the theoretical aspects of leadership and of administrative roles within the Church. Secular and Christian ideas of leadership are examined and applied to Christian education in the local church.

Old Testament Survey
An overview and general study of all the books of the Old Testament. Questions of authorship, audience, themes and outline are developed with emphasis on how each book is integrated as a whole.

New Testament Survey
A panoramic view of New Testament messages, doctrines, personalities, and problems of interpretation. This course encourages the student to mature spiritually as the scriptural principles discussed are put into practice in relationships with God, others, and oneself.

Old Testament Theology I
This course of study is an in depth study in a systematic chapter-by-chapter review of OT with great emphasis placed on the spiritual principles that shall govern the relationship of creation with the Creator.

Old Testament Theology II
This is a comprehensive course study of the Old Covenant Books exploring the prophetical writings of the Major and Minor Prophets. The goal is to help students understand and make application of the principles, practices, and the purposes of God’s Divine Plan for humanity as is outlined in the Old Testament.

New Testament Theology
This is a comprehensive course of study of the New Covenant Books with much reflection on the history of the Old Covenant; while emphasizing the greater works of the fulfillment of the New Covenant. This course includes a review of doctrine, prophecy, and the practice that shall govern the life of the Church and the Christian.