The following courses are developed for students who are seeking to advance the call they have on their life and want to grow in a deeper knowledge and relationship with the Lord. These courses will enable you to stand your ground against any of the ideologies, philosophies, and religions of the world, and firmly defend your position as a Christian with confidence. It will also strengthen you as a witness and stabilize you during times of adversity. In this program, students hone in their exegetical skills as they study the Scriptures. Upon completion the students can demonstrate an advanced understanding of interpretive methods, biblical literature, and theological teachings as they pertain to modern-day life. At the end of each course the student will receive a Certificate of Completion and when they complete the program they will receive a Certificate of Diploma. For those who complete additional coursework will also be eligible to be licensed minister and ordained elder/pastor.
Hermeneutics
Obtain principles in proper biblical interpretation, including historical and cultural usage, language, grammar, context and application of the word. To rightly divide the word in sequence in order and according purpose and meaning.
New Testament Survey
This course of study will cause you to see the unity, content, and progression of the New Testament. It will show the unifying theme of the New Testament which is the New Covenant.
Old Testament Survey
This course of study will cause you to see the pattern, progression and unity of the Old Testament scriptures and to be able to think through the entire Old Testament. It will develop the central and unifying theme of the Old Testament.
Power and Necessity of Prayer
Understand the source, principles, origin, and purpose of prayer. What is prayer? Why is prayer necessary? How should we pray? Why pray to God in the name of Jesus? Why is prayer not always answered the way we expect? When should we stop praying? What role does faith have in the prayer process? Do we have to “qualify” to pray? If God is sovereign and can do whatever He wishes, then why pray? Does prayer affect or change destiny?
Sermon Preparation
The steps in organizing a sermon or bible teaching. Oral speaking, preparation and diligence. Divine truth expressed through human personality.
Spiritual Leadership
Focused on the development of men and women to be transformed and renewed in leadership to cause spiritual growth in the body of Christ and the world as a whole.
• The cost of leadership
• The responsibility of leadership
• Tests of leadership
• The qualities and criteria of leadership
• The art of reproducing leaders
• The one indispensable requirement of leadership
• Transformational Leadership
Theology 1 – Study of God
This is the foundational course in the study of Theology. The general topic of theology, along with its various branches of specialized study be defined. The three major topics that will be explored in detail are Deism, Bibliology and Theology. Some of the questions that will be discussed are:
1. What is Theology?
2. What logical evidence do we have for the existence of God?
3. Is the Bible the inspired word of God and why?
4. Wat is the only infallible source of theological truth?
5. What is the true nature and character of God?
6. What are the attributes of God?
7. Wat are the works of God?
Theology 2- Soteriology (Doctrine of Salvation)
The main Theological topic covered in this study is Soteriology (the study of the biblical doctrine of salvation). The word “Soteriology” is derived from the Greek word “Soter” which means to save, make whole, rescue, or deliver. The grand doctrines of salvation such as repentance, faith, adoption, sanctification, justification, regeneration, etc. will be explored in great detail.
Theology 3- Angelology and Anthropology
The two main Theological topics covered in this study are Angelology (the study of angels and the spirit realm), and Anthropology (the study of man). Covered in these topics will be the creation and fall of both angels and man. We will also take a biblical look at the activity of the spirit world and how it affects and impacts the visible world in which we now live. We will also investigate the biblical doctrine of sin as it relates to man.
Theology 4-Eschatology (End Time Events)
The two main Theological topics covered in this study are Ecclesiology (the study of founding, purpose and destiny of the Church). and Eschatology (the study of last things).
The Church is clearly defined in the scriptures as an end-time entity. Particular attention will be given to the beginning, organization, and calling of the church as it relates to the overall plan of God in human and history.
Last Things/End Times: Every philosophical and religious system has some type of doctrine of last things. Just as there was a beginning, there must also be an ending. This course will sort out the biblical teaching concerning the end-times. Attention will be given to both personal and general eschatology. Such doctrines as the Second coming of Christ, the Resurrections, The Millennium, and the Final State of both the just and unjust will be examined in detail. The duty of the believer in light of these truths will also be discussed.
Understanding the Holy Spirit
An inter-realm connection through the Holy Spirit is what enables us to fulfill our very purpose as human beings. The kingdom government is the ultimate answer to our search for personal significance and the meaning of the world around us.
Understanding The Kingdom of God
The study of the origin and purpose of man and the established visible kingdom realm from the invisible kingdom. Jesus purpose for coming to the earth. Walking in the Spirit.