BI 101 Spiritual Fundamentals
Text: Foundations for Christian Living – Provides a practical understanding of the fundamental principles of Christian living. It is word-based and Jesus-centered.

BI 102 Prayer and Fasting
Text: Prayer Power- The student is provided with the understanding of the practical importance of prayer and fasting in the Christian life and lists practical experiences to build faith.

BI 103 Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Text: Mastering Spiritual Gifts – This course will help the student to discover what their spiritual gifts are in order to understand what God’s will is for their lives, and how the Holy Spirit works through them.

BI 104 New Testament Ministry
Text: Mastering New Testament Ministry – This course takes a comprehensive look at the concept of plural team ministry, and the understanding of the ascension gifts, Christ gave to the Church; helping to identify God’s calling on your life.

BI 110 Old Testament Survey
Text: Journey Through the Old Testament – This course gives a systematic study of the major teachings of the Old Testament by outlining the principle themes of Scripture, and providing a basic introduction for subsequent in-depth studies of the specific themes.

BI 201 New Testament Survey
Text: Journey Through the New Testament – This course gives a systematic study of the major teachings of the New Testament by outlining the principle themes of Scripture and providing a basic introduction for the subsequent in-depth studies of specific themes.

BI 202 The Books of Acts
Text: The Church Triumphant – This course analyzes the miracles in Acts and the development of the first century Church.

BI 302 Beatitudes
Text: Kingdom Principles- This course studies the basic principles of Christian living as taught by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount.

BI 403 Bible Prophecy
Text: Major and Minor Prophets – A foundational course dealing with the fundamentals of Scriptural prophecy and interpretation. Emphasis will be placed on the fulfillment of prophesy as it relates to Israel and the Messiah.

BI 401 Life of Christ
Text: Life of Christ – A foundational course emphasizing the importance of the following Christ example.

BI 405 Ephesians
Text: Ephesians – This course studies the major themes of the book of Ephesians with and emphasis on the historical context and setting of the letter.

CC 211 Biblical Counseling
Text: Biblical Counseling – This course introduces the Bible as the most important tool in Christian Counseling.

CC 212 Deliverance Ministry and Counseling
Text: Deliverance Ministry and Counseling- This course outlines God’s overall plan for healing and restoration. It is bases on the 12 step model of Alcoholics Anonymous. It also explores the healing of generational dysfunction.

CC 303 Marriage and Family Life
Text: Marriage & Family Life- This course examines marriage and family from a sociological and counseling perspective.

CC 301 Introduction to Christian Counseling
Text: On Belay: An Introduction to Christian Counseling- This course assists the student in discovering the basic concepts of Christian counseling and to increase their skills and competence in counseling situations.

CC 400 Human Development
Text: Human Development- Second only to the study of God is the study of human behavior. The search for who we are as humans and how we are unique is a fascination of mankind from the beginning to time.

CC 401 Crisis Counseling
Text: Grief Relief/Crisis Counseling – This course teaches the basic knowledge and counseling skills needed for crisis intervention at both a theoretical practical level.

CC 403 Pillars of God Men (or Pillars of Godly Women)
Text: Foundational Pillars for Establishing Godly Men - This course discusses what is a Godly man, and the practical challenges for Christian men in the twenty-first century.

Or: Text: Foundational Pillars for Establishing Godly Women – This course discusses what it means to be a Godly woman and the practical challenges for Christian women in the 21st century.

CC 404 Strong and Lasting Marriages
Text: 15 Pillars for Strong and Lasting Marriages – This course deals with the practical issues that will strengthen couples to cope with the challenges of modern society.

ED 405 Childhood Christian Education
Text: Childhood Christian Education – This course emphasizes teaching Christian concepts to young children in developmentally appropriate ways.

PT 121 Life Management
Text: Total Life Management – This course will change your life as deal with topics such as: spiritual management, financial management, goal setting, time management and much more.

PT 105 Spiritual Warfare
Text: How to engage in Spiritual Warfare – This course explains how to deal with the enemy victoriously. It is filled with real life practical experiences.

PT 106 Knowing God’s Will
Text: Becoming a person God Uses- Through this teaching students will be encouraged to find God’s calling, preparation, and commission for their own lives.

PT 110 Christian Leadership
Text: Equipping Christian Leaders for Ministry – This course is for every leader or potential leader who desires to improve and have a more productive leader who desires to improve and have a more productive ministry. It is full of practical advice in the areas such as church discipline, counseling, spiritual burnout, finances and more.

PT 117 Excellence in Ministry
Text: Becoming a Person of Excellence – This course is for those who desires to move from average to excellence and are willing to pay the price.

PT 122 Christian Life
Text: Christian Life Patterns and Gracious Living – In this course we explore the key ingredients to living in harmony with those around us.

PT 123 Evangelism I
Text: Personal Evangelism – This course gives many practical suggestions on incorporating evangelism into your everyday life.

PT 213 New Creation Living
Text: New Creation Image – This course examines the changes in ones life as a result of becoming a new creation in Christ.

PT 125 Praise Life
Text: Principles of Praise and Worship – Thanksgiving, praise and worship are vital for the New Testament Christian. This course emphasizes who we worship and why we worship Him.

PT 150 God’s Authority In The Believer
Text: Authority of the Believer – The Church and the individual Christian has been given dominion on the earth. Jesus has given all authority to His Church, but believers must learn to use their authority.

PT 205 The Healing Covenant
Text: God’s Provision for Healing – This course discusses the Biblical foundations of healing as well as the emotional, spiritual and physical aspects of healing.

PT 207 Systematic Theology
Text: Systematic Theology – This course uses a systematic approach to examine the basic of Christian theology.

PT 209 Faith Dynamics
Text: Faith Dynamics – Faith in our Lord Jesus is essential for living a life of victory and power. This course discusses in detail the dynamics of faith and their relationship to believer.

PT 211 The Ministry Gifts
Text: Supernatural Living Through the Gifts of the Holy Spirit- The course explains the role and functions of each ministry gifts and how they work together for the Church under Christ’s leadership.

PT 203 Evangelism II
Text: Miracle Evangelism – This course provides practical training in the philosophy and methods of soul winning, visitation and discipleship, and evangelistic outreach including signs wonders.

PT 204 Leadership and Administration
Text: Supernatural Architecture – This course is a study of the motivation, principles, characteristics and attributes of leaders. A careful analysis is given of the qualities of successful leadership.

PT 202 Pastoral Ministry
Text: Pastoral Ministry – The Biblical and practical roles and responsibilities of a pastor are examined in this course.

PT 201 Christian Leadership
Text: Equipping Christian Leaders for Ministry – The course give practical advice in areas such as church discipline, counseling, spiritual burnout finances and much more. It will put you on a trail to a pursuit of character, integrity and spiritual authority.

PT 302 Apologetics
Text: Strong Reason – Apologetics is a study of the defenses of Christian faith against counter-claims to the truth.

PT 320 Hermeneutics
Text: Creative Bible Study Methods – A method is an organized way accomplish something. It is an orderly plan. Hermeneutics is an organized plan to study God’s written word. This course teaches you how to study God’s Word for yourself.

PT 107 Christian Ethics
Text: Ministerial Ethics and Etiquette, Becoming a Person of Integrity- This course emphasizes the importance of integrity and character in the life of a minister. A critical analysis will be made of the methodology used in apologetics.

PT 314 Introduction to Missions
Text: Vision for the City – This course gives both pastors and missionaries an increased understanding of urban missions in today’s world. This study includes theological, historical and cultural perspectives and relates these to questions of the missionary call.

PT 404 Cults and the Occult
Text: Overcoming the Darkness – This course presents solid biblical answers to cults and occult. Both are examined and disarmed by Biblical truth.

PT 405 Church History
Text: New Testament Church History- This course studies church history from the New Testament through the 20th century.

PT 401 World Missions
Text: My Brother’s Keeper – This course provides a basic introduction to cross-cultural missions and the role of the church in missionary endeavors.

ACADEMIC POLICES

Application for graduation

All students expected to graduate must complete out a form by the end of January of the year intended to graduate. The list is reviewed by the registrar and advisor to make the students has completed all course work.

Correspondence Study

The student is responsible working at his/her own pace. Each student is responsible for turning in their work according to the facilitator’s syllabus. The courses must be completed in the semester in which it is offered. All work must be turned in one week before the final exam, in order to take the final exam. If your work is not turned in one week before, you will be dropped a letter grade. You are expected to touch bases with your facilitator throughout the semester via email or telephone or Bible Coll

In Class Study
The student is expected to attend class regularly and turn in all assigned homework on time. You have three excused absences, beyond that you must get approval from the Dean for extreme emergencies only.

Dismissal Criteria
1. If you have more than three unexcused absences from the class you will be dropped or withdrawn from the class; and will have to re-take the class.
2. If all homework is not turned in before the final exam, you will drop a letter grade. But if the work in not turned in two weeks after final exam it will result in a failing grade.
3. If you miss the final exam, you will be given a make-up day and time, failure to make the date scheduled will result in a failing grade.

Withdrawal from class
A student enrolled in a class has the privilege to withdraw from it after (3) three weeks. In order to have the (w) removed the student must re-take the class whenever it is offered. If you need to withdraw please see you Academic Advisor or Registrar.

Grading System
At the close of each semester each facilitator reports to the registrar the grades of each student. The grades are permanent. Grade with the corresponding numerical value and quality pints are awarded as follows: Grade Quality Points Numerical Value

A 4.0	96-100
A- 3.7	90-95
B+ 3.3	87-89
B 3.0	83-86
B- 2.7	80-82
C+ 2.3	77-79
C- 2.0	73-76
C 1.7	70-72
D+ 1.3	67-69
D 1.0	63-66
F 0.0	60-62

The grade “NG” (no grade) may be assigned to courses continuing beyond a semester.

If you do not successfully pass the class you may retake it, and the higher grade will be used.

Regular Sessions
The academic year includes two semesters of fifteen (15) weeks.

Summer Session
The rules and policies regarding summer session are the same as the regular session except for the semester is shortened to ten (10) weeks.

Tuition & Fees

o Annual Registration	$35.00
o Class Fee (per class)	$35.00
o Test	$3.00 each
o Syllabus	$3.00 each
o School ID	$5.00 (every two years)
o Books	$22.30/$13.30
o Application Fee	N/A