Year one

     BI 100     Hermeneutics:
Introduction to Bible Study A study of the basic principles of hermeneutics and methods of Bible study. The course is designed to give the new student a solid foundation for the coming four years of intensive Bible study. The course presents the Bible as literature as well as the inspired Word of God with emphasis on the importance of textual and historical context in interpreting biblical passages. ​
     BI 102     New Testament Survey:
 This course provides an overview of the New Testament, with a brief introduction to each of the 27 books of the Protestant canon, and a concise summary of their contents, enabling the learner to correctly relate the parts of the New Testament to each other, and to the Old Testament. The module allows the learners to enrich their knowledge of the Bible and their ability to read each part intelligently, with an understanding of the context in which each book occurs and of how doctrine evolved gradually over the centuries. Armed with this knowledge students are able to develop their ability to relate the Bible and its contents to daily life and to Christian wit
     RS 101     Christian Foundations:
​This course explores in detail the fundamental foundations of the Christian belief. Orthodox Christian truths will be taught in detail. Some of the doctrines that will be studied include: prayer, the gifts of the spirit, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, being born again, sanctification, salvation, the blood of Christ, the great day of judgment, the resurrection, etc. In our day, there are many false and misleading doctrines being taught. Having a strong foundation in Biblical doctrine is very important for the Christian believer.
     RS 103    Intro. to Communication, Evangelism:
The core of this course is practical training in the philosophy and methods of soul winning, visitation, discipleship follow-up and evangelistic outreach including signs and wonders. The great commission was made by Christ for all believers. The focus of the Christian life is multiplication. The course goals are to more clearly understand and identify the central theme of the Gospel and the motivation behind it and also to better understand the obstacles to witnessing. This course will help you engage in the work of the ministry
     GE 103    English Composition: 
The ability to communicate effectively, both in oral and written form is studied in this course. Emphasis on proper grammar, sentence structure, etc. is reviewed from a Biblical perspective. The ability to communicate effectively, both in oral and written form is studied in this course. Emphasis on proper grammar, sentence structure, etc. is reviewed from a Biblical perspective. 
     BI 109: The Book of Matthew:
This course is based upon the Gospel of Matthew. Matthew, a former despised tax collector, penned the gospel that bears his name. He addressed the deteriorating state of the church and set out to bring correction to disillusioned, wayward and overconfident believers. Matthew left his readers a true meaning of: righteousness of the gospel, the standard of discipleship, the reason for the Lord’s delay in returning. This message is applicable for the church in every generation in all lands. ​
     RS 106   Principles and Power of Prayer:
To show the vital contribution of prayer in developing the whole person mentally, physically, and spiritually. A study is made of both Old Testament and New Testament prayer life, with special emphasis on the prayer life of Jesus and the early church. This approach helps the student to realize how prayer becomes a resident creative force in Christian living.



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