Courses

Old Testament Courses

100 OT OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY – Key teachings of the Torah.
101 OT EXODUS – An examination of the book with particular emphasis on the major themes.
106 OT JOSHUA – A study of the geography, chronology and harmony of events as evidenced by the book of Joshua, Judges and Ruth.
108 OT RUTH – A study of the inspiring love story which demonstrates God’s providential care.
123 OT ISAIAH – A study of the background, geography and events (survey)
124 OT JEREMIAH – An analytical and expository survey of Jeremiah giving particular attention to the date and historical setting.
126 OT EZEKIEL – Expository survey giving particular attention to the date, historical setting, and prophetic theme of the book.
127 OT DANIEL – An analytical study of Daniel from the premillenial stand-point, noting the historical context of the book and its relationship with the book of Revelation.
130 OT AMOS – A general survey of the book of Amos focusing on the historical background, authorship, analysis, and expositional value of the book.
138 OT MALACHI – A general survey of the book, authorship, historical background, analysis and expositional value of the book.
140 OT PSALMS – An in-depth study of representative types of Psalmic materials with attention given to questions of historical setting.
144 OT HISTORY OF ISRAEL – A study of background, geography, and events leading to an understanding of the ancient Greeks.
145 OT ANTHROPOLOGY: THE EGYPTIANS – An in-depth study of Egypt’s role in the Biblical narrative.
168 OT HISTORY OF THE BIBLE – A detailed investigation of how we got our Bible.
170 OT PROPHETIC TEACHINGS OF DANIEL – An intensive study of the book of Daniel, and comparing Daniel and Revelation.
171 OT LOOKING AND LEARNING IN JUDGES – A survey of the book of Judges. The events of this book cover the turbulent period of Israel’s history from about 1380 to 1050 B.C.
173 OT THE POETICAL BOOKS – A survey of the historical background, nature, and purpose of divine revelation in the poetic literature of the Old Testament.
181 OT EGYPTOLOGY – An in-depth dynastic study of Egypt; the geography, and culture.
182 OT HAGGAI – ZECHARIAH – A survey of Haggai and Zechariah focusing on date, authorship and events.
183 OT ANTHROPOLOGY: THE EDOMITES – A detailed investigation tracing the desendants of Esau.
184 OT PROPHESIES FULFILLED — SIGNS OF THE SECOND COMING An in-depth study of the prophesies already fulfilled in the Old Testament pointing to the Messiah in the New Testament.
185 OT THE PROPHESIED MESSIAH – A survey of the Old testament prophesies of the coming Messiah.
186 OT HISTORY OF THE BIBLE – A study of textual criticism and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
187 OT HISTORY OF THE BIBLE: GREECE – A study of background, geography, and events leading to an understanding of the ancient Greeks.
188 OT JUDAISM – A study of the Jewish religion as practiced by the Orthodox, conservatives, and reformed.
189 OT OLD TESTAMENT TYPES OF CHRIST – A study of the types of Christ in the Old Testament and fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
190 OT HISTORY OF THE BIBLE: BABYLON A study of Old- and Neo-Babylonian history.
191 OT SYNOPSIS OF GENESIS – A study of Creationism vs. Evolutionism.
192 OT SURVEY OF EXODUS – An in-depth study of the Israelites’ deliverance from bondage.
193 OT MICAH – A survey of Micah with particular attention to the background, analysis, and content of the book.
194 OT HISTORY OF ISRAEL – A study of Joshua, Judges, the Monarchy, and the divided kingdom.
195 OT OLD TESTAMENT BIOGRAPHIES An examination of noted Old Testament personalities.
196 OT SEVEN FEASTS OF ISRAEL A study of the feasts emphasizing Christ in the Seder Feast.
197 OT FEASTS OF THE TABERNACLE An in-depth study of the Christological meaning.
198 OT SURVEY OF THE TEMPLE An in-depth study of the major Biblical temples.
199 OT INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY – A study of the archaeological contributions and accuracy of the Old Testament.

New Testament Courses

200 NT MATTHEW – An exegetical study of the Gospel of Matthew based on the English text.
201 NT MARK – An in-depth study of the Gospel of Mark based on the English text.
202 NT LUKE – An intensive study of the Gospel of Luke based on the English text.
203 NT JOHN – An intensive exegetical study of the Gospel of John including an investigation of the uniqueness of this Gospel compared with the synoptic Gospels.
206 NT ROMANS – An intensive exegetical study of Paul’s epistle to the Romans, including an investigation of The Doctrines of Salvation, Sanctification and proper Christian conduct.
207 NT I CORINTHIANS – An intensive exegetical study of Paul’s epistle to the Corinthians taking into account the authorship, back- ground, distinction, and purpose.
208 NT II CORINTHIANS – An analytical and expository study of II Corinthians examining the historical back ground and the doctrinal and ethical teachings.
209 NT GALATIANS – An exegetical study of the letter to the Galatians in its historical setting in the life of Paul.
210 NT EPHESIANS – An exegetical and theological interpretation of the Ephesian letter.
211 NT PHILIPPIANS – An analytical and expository study of Paul’s letter to the Philippians examining the historical background.
212 NT COLOSSIANS – An analytical and expository study of Colossians emphasizing the theological development, structure, and doctrines.
215 NT I TIMOTHY – An expository treatment of the Epistles to Timothy emphasizing the personal responsibilities of the Pastor as he administers the affairs of a local church.
216 NT II TIMOTHY – An analytical and expository study of II Timothy examining the teaching concerning leadership, organization of the church, and the ministry.
219 NT HEBREWS – An analytical expository study of Hebrews examining the audience and theme of the book, emphasizing the person and work of Christ.
220 NT JAMES – An exegetical and theological study of the Epistle of James based on the English text.
221 NT I PETER – An analytical and expository study of I Peter concerning the situation, circumstances of writings, authorship and date.
222 NT II PETER – An analytical and expository study of II Peter as a reminder of the truth of Christianity as opposed to heresies and the certainty of the Second Coming of Christ.
223 NT I JOHN – An analytical, expository and thematic study of the Johannine Epistle.
226 NT JUDE – An analytical, expository study of the book of Jude focusing on its authorship, date, and purposes.
227 NT REVELATION – An analytical and expository study of Revelation examining the historical, symbolic, doctrinal, and prophetic elements.
240 NT MIRACLES OF THE GOSPELS – An analytical and expository study emphasizing the miracles and discourses of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels.
260 NT CHRIST IN THE PASSOVER – An analytical and expository study of Christ in the Passover — the type in the Old Testament fulfilled in Christ.
270 NT THE RAPTURE – An expository study of the events of the end time events — Christ coming for His church.
272 NT THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS – A comparative study of Mark, Matthew and Luke based on the English text
273 NT EIGHT GREAT MIRACLES OF JOHN – An in-depth expository study emphasizing the main great miracles of the Gospel of John.
279 NT SURVEY OF MATTHEW – An expository and analytical study of the Gospel of Matthew emphasizing historical background, geographical setting, political situation, and religious conditions.
290 NT II AND III JOHN – An in-depth expository study of Second and Third John, examining their authorship, dates and purposes.
291 NT PAUL IN ARCHAEOLOGY – A survey study of Paul in archaeology, focusing on dates, background and purpose.
292 NT PAUL IN ARCHAEOLOGY II – An in-depth study of Paul in archaeology, focusing on dates, background, geography and purpose.
294 NT NEW TESTAMENT BIOGRAPHIES – An analytical and expository study of the disciples of Jesus Christ, their call and ministry.
295 NT SERMON ON THE MOUNT – An in-depth expository study of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
296 NT TITUS AND PHILEMON – An in-depth expository study of Titus and Philemon examining their authorship, dates, and purposes.
297 NT I AND II THESSALONIANS – An analytical and expository study of First and Second Thessalonians, their authorship, date and purpose.
298 NT II PETER AND JUDE – An analytical and expository study of Second Peter and Jude, their authorship, date and purpose.
299 NT INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY – A survey of important archaeological findings in relation to the New Testament scriptures.

Doctrine Courses

  300 DS DOCTRINE OF MAN AND SIN – A detailed study of the major themes related to the depravity of man, salvation, and the consummation of God’s redemptive purpose.
  301 DS SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY I An intensive study in a selected topic of theology.
  302 DS SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY II – A survey in major topics of theology related to the redemption of man (repentance, faith, salvation, conversion, regeneration, sanctification, etc.)
  303 DS SIN: THE ORIGIN, CONSEQUENCES AND CURE – An intensive exegetical study of the fall of Adam and the redemption through Christ Jesus.
  304 DS HERMENEUTICS – A study of basic principles and guidelines for a sound interpretation of scripture; the history of interpretation is surveyed.
  305 DS ANGELOLOGY An intensive exegetical study of angels and their ministry.
  306 DS DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION – An intensive exegetical study of the Resurrection of the just and the unjust.
  307 DS SOTERIOLOGY – A study of the provision and application of salvation covering such doctrines as redemption, propitiation, reconciliation, election, calling, justification, regeneration, sanctification, and perseverance.
  308 DS DISPENSATIONALISM – A detailed explanation of the rise, development presuppositions, hermeneutics, and major teachings of dispensationalism, major divisions of the Bible found in the premillennial system of interpretation.
  309 DS RELIGION IN BIBLICAL DAYS – An in-depth study of worship under the law (animal sacrifices) as compared to worship under grace (Christ our sacrifice).
  310 DS DEMONOLOGY – An intensive exegetical study of demons; their evil work; their master and their future destiny.
  311 DS ESCHATOLOGY – An in-depth study of the nature of the Church and The Doctrine of Last Things.
  312 DS THE MINISTRY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT – An in-depth study of the examination of the various facets and work of the Holy Spirit.
  314 DS ECCLESIOLOGY – An exaministion of the distinctive nature of the Church; it’s origin, mission, and destiny.
  315 DS CHRISTOLOGY – A study of The Doctrine of the Person of Christ considered from the perspectives of Biblical, historical and systematic theology.
  316 DS THE DOCTRINE OF GOD AND CHRIST – An in-depth study in the Biblical foundation of The Doctrine of God and Christ.
  317 DS INSPIRATION OF THE SCRIPTURES – An examination of the inspiration of the Bible; it’s authenticity and infallibility.
  318 DS DOCTRINE OF THE SALVATION – A study of the provision and application of salvation; the course commences with an investigation of various items in relation to the person and work of the Saviour.
  320 DS NAMES OF GOD A survey of the names of God and their meaning.
  322 DS SATANISM A study of Satan; his beginning, work and destiny.
  325 DS DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY – An intensive exegetical study in the Biblical foundation of The Doctrine of the Trinity and a consideration of its historical development.
  326 DS THE NATURE, DEGREES AND WORKS OF GOD – A study to develop a fresh Christian theological perspective on the created order – topics to be explored include the role of nature in the life of the Church and the relationship between God and man.
  330 DS STEWARDSHIP – An exploration of the theological perspectives on the practice of stewardship, guidelines for developing a program of stewardship education for a local congregation.
  335 DS DOCTRINE OF BIBLIOLOGY – An in-depth study of the history and geography of the Bible, with special emphasis on place names, their history and their importance for economic, cultural, and theological development in the Bible.
  337 DS MAJOR BIBLICAL DOCTRINES – A survey of major Biblical doctrines will include: Apologetics; Christology; Pneumatology; Soteriology; Ecclesiology; Eschatology.
  338 DS BAPTIST DISTINCTIVES – A study of Baptist origins, development, principles, characteristics, leaders, and thought issues in Baptist life.
  350 DS THE MINISTRY AND WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT – A detailed study of the person and work of the Holy Spirit emphasizing his personality and his work in both Testaments (Pneumatology).
  351 DS DOCTRINE OF THE PRE-EXISTENT CHRIST – An in-depth study showing the creator and the great “I AM” of the Old Testament to be the Christ in the New Testament.
  352 DS DOCTRINE OF CONVERSION – An exegetical and theological interpretation of The Doctrine of Conversion.
  353 DS DOCTRINE OF SANCTIFICATION – An in-depth study of sanctification; its beginning and process in the believer.
  354 DS DOCTRINE OF JUSTIFICATION – A Biblical and historical study of The Doctrine of Justification with theological reflection upon the saving significance of the death of Christ.
  355 DS DOCTRINE OF THE JUDGEMENT SEAT OF CHRIST – An in-depth study of The Judgement of Christ for believers in heaven, rewards, crowns.
  356 DS DOCTRINE OF THE GREAT WHITE THRONE OF JUDGEMENT An in-depth study of The Great White Throne of Judgement for the lost and their ultimate doom.
  389 DS ANTHROPOLOGY – A detailed study of man and his relationship to God; his origin, mission and destiny.

Ministry & Practical Skills

  401 MPS WITNESSING TO WIN THOSE OF OTHER FAITHS – A study of major religions of the world with special attention to the Christian missionary approach to other religions.
  402 MPS HOMILETICS I – A study of the nature of preaching and principles of sermon construction, with attention given to basic materials of the sermon, methods of preparation and delivery, and problems of the preaching ministry.
  403 MPS HOMILETICS II – Basic principles of voice articulation, oral interpretation of scripture, and sermon delivery are considered.
  404 MPS PERSONAL EVANGELISM – An examination of strategies and methods for conserving the evangelistic harvest with special attention given to evaluating current programs of discipleship and follow-up evangelism.
  405 MPS COMPARATIVE RELIGION – An examination of important contemporary American religious groups from the standpoint of the Christian faith, including: Mormons; Jehovah’s Witnesses; The Unification Church; Withcraft and Astrology, and the New Age Movement.
  406 MPS PREPARATION AND TEACHING METHODS – A practical study of the New Testament ministry of teaching with an emphasis given to philosophy, principles and practices of teaching, learning situations, with experience in preparation an presentation of lesson plans.
  407 MPS BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY – An investigation of the history, customs, archaeology, and geography of the Biblical world from Creation through the post-exilic period.
  408 MPS PASTORAL CRISIS COUNSELING – A practical course to equip the pastor, minister, or lay person to recognize and Biblically deal with many of the problems and issues that are prevalent in the Church today.
  409 MPS CHURCH ORDINANCES – An intensive exegetical study of church ordinances: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
  414 MPS CHURCH ADMINISTRATION – A basic survey course covering the functions of the local Church and its effective administration.
  415 MPS BEGINNING GREEK – The elements of Kione Greek for beginners in the Greek New Testament.
  416 MPS WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS – An intensive workshop experience in the practice of weddings and funerals, with particular emphasis on the formal wedding and sermons for funerals.
  417 MPS EXPERIENCING GOD – Intensive training in methods for equipping individuals and groups in the local Church to engage in spiritual maturity and sanctification process.
  419 MPS EARLY CHURCH HISTORY – A survey of early Church history, including Church government, ministry, historiography, early Christian apologetics, and the various collections of early Christian literature.
  424 MPS PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY – An intensive counseling experience designed to enhance self-awareness, promote personality exploration, and provide discussion and analysis; fundamentals on the therapeutic relationship and essential skills are examined.
  425 MPS CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY – A study in the nature and methods of a theological system after an initial discussion of what constitutes a theological system; such principles will be applied in the study of various existing systems.
  427 MPS HOSPITAL MINISTRY – Personal and professional preparation for effective care of those facing physical sickness or imminent death, and of their families, in light of Biblical, theological, and behavioral perspectives.
  430 MPS MISSIONS IN ACTION – A study of the philosophies, methodologies, and contemporary developments in the Christian mission work with focus on the rural-urban and the urban contexts.
  432 MPS THE REFORMATION – A survey of the history of Christianity from Apostolic times through the Reformation.
  433 MPS ENCOUNTERING GRIEF – An intensive study of the pastoral care of persons experiencing bereavement, marital conflict, mental illness, alcoholism, divorce, aging, mental retardation, etc.
  435 MPS PREMARITAL, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELING – Theological and family systems perspectives in the pastoral care of families; specialized ministries to family systems.
  436 MPS CHURCH IN THE MIDDLE AGES – A study of church history from the Medieval period and the Protestant Reformation, including the study of Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, and others to the present.
  439 MPS BASIC BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY – An interpretation of the Bible by historical periods in the light of specific archaeological discoveries.
  443 MPS TEXTUAL CRITICISM – An introduction to the materials, history, and principles of New testament textual criticism; application of the principles to selected passages in the Greek New Testament.
  450 MPS EVANGELISM: PERSONAL /CHURCH – A comprehensive experience in an international setting, including both personal and church evangelism, and includes practical involvement and exposure to various methodologies and ministries of evangelism.
  455 MPS UNDERSTANDING THE ELEMENTS OF MUSIC – A survey course covering the use of music in worship, a Christian hymnody, and Church music administration; designed primarily for students interested in the pastoral ministry.
  462 MPS THE HOW TO’S OF DISCIPLESHIP – An exploration of leader and follower styles, situational factors in leadership, theological foundations for leadership (doctrine of humanity), consultive skills for ministers, and the stewardship of power and authority in the ministry.
  468 MPS MUSIC/YOUTH – A study of the philosophy and practice of music ministry of the Church with youth, emphasizing methods and materials.
  475 MPS ARCHAEOLOGY OF JERUSALEM – A study of the historical, geographical, chronological and cultural setting of the Bible in Jerusalem as seen through the results of archaeological excavation.
  497 MPS STRENGTHENING FAMILIES – An exploration of one’s family of origin as a primary force in shaping one’s theology; Biblical perspectives and family systems theory as resources for understanding one’s family as its influence on one’s ministry.
  498 MPS SUNDAY SCHOOL – Examines the history, philosophy, and the program of the Sunday School; examines the Sunday School program of the large, super aggressive Baptsit Church.

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