Our faculty bring together decades of pastoral, academic, and legal experience — teaching not just from textbooks, but from a lifetime of walking with Christ and leading His church.
D.Min
Director & Professor
PhD.
Professor · Theology & Biblical Studies
D.Min
Professor · Pastoral Ministry
J.D.
Professor · Leadership & Church Law
TH 101
A biblically based course designed to foster spiritual growth, maturity, and a deeper relationship with Christ through established habits and skills that lead to discipleship.
2 Credit Hours
TH 102
An introduction into the origins of the Biblical Canon and the many branches of theological study historically, including biblical, systematic, historical, practical, and more recent innovations.
2 Credit Hours
TH 201
Explores how God utilizes the pattern of near eastern treaties in antiquity to establish three major blood covenants with Abraham, Israel, and the New Covenant.
3 Credit Hours
TH 210
Examines the prophesies of ‘last things’ and judgment in biblical and historical context, including echoes throughout the Old Testament, Daniel, the Gospels, and Revelation.
3 Credit Hours
WR 201
Explores the various world religious traditions including Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto, Daoism, Confucianism, and others throughout history.
3 Credit Hours
OT 101
A comprehensive overview of the 39 books of the Hebrew Bible, exploring historical context, literary structure, and central theological themes throughout Israel’s history.
3 Credit Hours
NT 101
An overview of the 27 books of the New Testament, covering historical, cultural, and literary contexts, emphasizing the life of Jesus, the early church, and the theology of the apostles.
3 Credit Hours
CH 101
A survey of the history of Israel from the patriarchs to the destruction of Jerusalem in Ad 70, emphasizing genealogies and the history of the judges and the kings of Israel and Judah.
3 Credit Hours
CH 102
A survey of the origins of the Christian Church from the apostles to our present day, including the development of the Ethiopian, Papacy, Orthodox, and Protestant churches.
3 Credit Hours
CM 101
A biblical examination of leadership beginning with the family unit to the Kingdom of God, including roles under the Old and New Testament and current church structures.
3 Credit Hours
CM 105
The art and science of preparing and delivering a sermon. Includes sermon structure and outlines, as well as diverse styles of preaching and communication.
3 Credit Hours
CM 201
Prepares students for church leadership by covering the theology, skills, and practical tasks of pastoral work, including leadership, administration, and counseling.
3 Credit Hours
CM 210
An in-depth study of biblical principles, historical movements, and practical strategies designed to foster both spiritual vitality and numerical increase within a local congregation.
3 Credit Hours
CM 250
A supervised, hands-on learning experience within a local church or ministry setting, designed to bridge theological study with practical leadership skills.
3 Credit Hours
TH 101
A biblically based course designed to foster spiritual growth, maturity, and a deeper relationship with Christ through established habits and skills that lead to discipleship.
2 Credit Hours
TH 102
An introduction into the origins of the biblical Canon and the many branches of theological study historically, including biblical, systematic, historical, practical, and more recent innovations.
2 Credit Hours
TH 201
Explores how God utilizes the pattern of near eastern treaties in antiquity to establish three major blood covenants with Abraham, Israel, and the New Covenant.
3 Credit Hours
TH 210
Examines the prophesies of ‘last things’ and judgment in biblical and historical context, including echoes throughout the Old Testament, Daniel, the Gospels, and Revelation.
3 Credit Hours
WR 201
Explores the various world religious traditions including Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto, Daoism, Confucianism, and others throughout history.
3 Credit Hours
OT 101
A comprehensive overview of the 39 books of the Hebrew Bible, exploring historical context, literary structure, and central theological themes throughout Israel’s history.
3 Credit Hours
NT 101
An overview of the 27 books of the New Testament, covering historical, cultural, and literary contexts, emphasizing the life of Jesus, the early church, and the theology of the apostles.
3 Credit Hours
CH 101
A survey of the history of Israel from the patriarchs to the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, emphasizing genealogies and the history of the judges and the kings of Israel and Judah.
3 Credit Hours
CH 102
A survey of the origins of the Christian Church from the apostles to our present day, including the development of the Ethiopian, Papacy, Orthodox, and Protestant churches.
3 Credit Hours
CM 101
A biblical examination of leadership beginning with the family unit to the Kingdom of God, including roles under the Old and New Testament and current church structures.
3 Credit Hours
CM 105
The art and science of preparing and delivering a sermon. Includes sermon structure and outlines, as well as diverse styles of preaching and communication.
3 Credit Hours
CM 201
Prepares students for church leadership by covering the theology, skills, and practical tasks of pastoral work, including leadership, administration, and counseling.
3 Credit Hours
CM 210
An in-depth study of biblical principles, historical movements, and practical strategies designed to foster both spiritual vitality and numerical increase within a local congregation.
3 Credit Hours
CM 250
A supervised, hands-on learning experience within a local church or ministry setting, designed to bridge theological study with practical leadership skills.
3 Credit Hours
Choose the credential path that fits your calling and career in ministry.
25 Credit Hours · 3 Semesters
A foundational curriculum exploring the breadth of Scripture, theology, church history, and world religions. Ideal for believers who want deep biblical grounding.
TH 101 Spiritual Disciplines and Discipleship
2 hrs
TH 102 Theology Survey
2 hrs
WR 201 World Religions
3 hrs
0T 101 Old Testament Survey
3 hrs
NT 101 New Testament Survey
3 hrs
TH 201 The Blood Covenants
3 hrs
CH 101 The History of Israel
3 hrs
CH 102 Church History
3 hrs
TH 210 Eschatology
3 hrs
40 Credit Hours · 3 Semesters
All Biblical Studies Courses
25 hrs
CM 101 – Introduction to Biblical Leadership
3 hrs
CM 105 – Biblical Preaching & Homiletics
3 hrs
CM 201 – Pastoral Ministry
3 hrs
CM 210 – Church Growth
3 hrs
CM 250 – Ministry Practicum
3 hrs
No minimum · Open enrollment
Audit Only (no credit)
Available
Non-degree seeking
Open
Ministry Recertification
Open
Personal Enrichment
Open
Church Workshop Seminars
Open
Biblical Studies — Suggested Schedule
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
Fall 2026 registration opens July 6. Classes begin September 8, 2026.
