Description of Degree program

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1. New Testament 2: Lectures, with homework, diving into the themes, theology, and thoughts of the author of each Book, application for today and the application in ministry. In addition, reflection paper on the theological importance of each part.

2. Lectures and a chart of the OT an NT and they connect with God’s immutable desire for Grace. Detailed teaching on the OT is the NT concealed, and the NT is the OT revealed. The themes within the Pentateuch and how they bring light to Jesus.

3. Systematic Theology 1: God proper theology, Lectures on the Order of sound theological processes of doctrine, the nature of humanism and sin in general; applied with modern culture. The mechanisms within determining erroneous theology and the consistent usage of memorization of verses a BCV proof methods.

4. Christian Ethics Review sexuality, family dynamics, and political philosophy within the ethos of a believer.

5. Spiritual Traditions and Practices: Traditions that are biblical and practices that are cultural and are they Biblical sound or emotionally and denomination driven. Students will choose a biblical tradition and discuss its application and proper place, and then choose denomination geared traditions and why they are not biblical.

6. Insights for Cultural Understanding: Lecture with reflection paper on key culture issues and how the Christian faith should protect not adapt to e.

7. Expository method of Biblical teaching with Methods of study: Lecture with explanations of how teaching should be systematic not emotionally so that the Body of Christ is learning, not simply reacting. The methods used to create sermons or teachings, and “Why original language?”

8. New Testament Book Study: The student will pick Book to do a survey on, culture, theology, author, date of events, date , and chose a verse to examine in , that being Koine Greek.

9. Hebrew Prophets or Old Testament Writings: Choose a Prophet or OT text to demonstrate the connection to NT fulfillment through Jesus Christ.

10. Old Testament Book Study: The student will pick Book to do a survey on, culture, theology, author, date of events, date , and chose a verse to examine in , that being Hebrew.

11. Church History: Focusing on Apostles 1 Century-4 Century & Reformation studies: The progressive nature and problems with moving away from the Apostles teaching and approach to life. Two lectures on Early Church fathers and the shift leading into humanistic and religious theology. Reviewing Five Solas and a review of Luther, and Calvin’s approach to bring back what was taught in the first through third centuries of the Body of Christ.

12. Philosophy of Ethics and Evangelism: Lectures on when to engage all types of people from the religious person to the Atheist, the student will be required to demonstrate, once learned the ethical approaches towards evangelism, to write on the method once would use in that specific area.

13. Communication: Proper interpersonal communications dealing with multiple types of personality factors and learning to adapt to different backgrounds, cultures, and possible difficulties with people we in the ministry deal with daily.

14. Apologetic studies: The student will learn the data that demonstrates the quantitative proofs within Astronomy, Biology, Archaeology, and to intellectual defend your faith with God’s design we see in our universe and our humanity. Students will be required to pick an area within apologetic(s) to defend and implement biblical and theological connections to demonstrate God’s finger prints in our world. Written thesis required dealing with a specific theological area. Approved topic by Academic Dean Minimum of 30 pages