Official 2026–2027 core requirements, certificate programs, and electives.
A foundational survey of Scripture that introduces the major themes of the Old and New Testaments. Students also study dispensations, homiletics, and biblical typology.
Areas of StudyAn advanced continuation of General Bible Studies focused on Christ throughout Scripture, prophecy, doctrine, spiritual formation, and Christian ethics.
Areas of StudyExplores the historical development of the Church, the origin of the Bible, comparative religion, and the relationship between science and Scripture.
Areas of StudyExamines major theological doctrines concerning salvation, God, the last things, and the Book of Revelation.
Areas of StudyPrepares students to understand the calling and work of an evangelist while developing practical skills for preaching, ministry, and altar service.
Areas of StudyDevelops foundational skills for Christian service through personal work, doctrine, simplified preaching principles, and practical ministry.
Areas of StudyEquips emerging leaders to navigate change, authority, biblical initiative, conflict, emotional challenges, and teamwork.
Areas of StudyA two-year sequence that introduces the principles of biblical teaching and advances students toward stronger instructional practice.
Introduces biblically grounded counseling principles and progresses to advanced approaches for Christian care and support.
Prepares students to understand and respond to the theological, social, and cultural realities of ministry in urban communities.
A focused two-course sequence that introduces students to sound methods of biblical interpretation and then develops those skills at an advanced level.
Offers concentrated study in biblical, theological, and interpretive subjects for students seeking deeper academic and ministry development.
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