This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
The purpose of this course is to teach each student how to read, study, and absorb the word of God into their lives in a manner that will cause them to grow closer to the Lord Jesus Christ. This course covers how to study and understand the Bible in the inductive manner. Special emphasis is given on practical applications of the word of God and correctly interpreting it in our everyday lives.
The purpose of this course is to give the chronological, historical, biblical, and spiritual life of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospels.
This class will enable each student to know and walk in their true identity in Christ and avoid the lies of Satan about who they truly are.
This course teaches the basic doctrines of Christianity as well as historical and biblical accounts of events in the Scriptures. It lays the basic groundwork for a disciple of Jesus Christ.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
Hermeneutics is the science and art of biblical interpretation. T his course is designed to equip a student with an understanding of the principles of proper bibli cal interpretation, and to enable that student to apply those principles to personal bible study, sermon preparation, and/or biblical writing. This is a self-study course with assigned ready from the req uired textbooks in each lesson.
Homiletics is the study of the composition and delivery of a religious message such as a sermon, bible study and/or other type of biblical message. This course is designed to p rovide a student with the proper tools to compose and deliver, by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, a sermon, bible study, and/or another type of biblical message
This introductory course in Church and Ministry Compliance outlines the foundations, core IRS issues, generic processes of establishing and operating a Church or non - profit, code sections and required forms. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on the legal process and explaining the “common factors” of Church and Ministry Legal Compliance.
This class will cover the basics of money and how God’s economy works. It is far different than what we hear and read about in the world.
This course is an introduction into a study of the basic mandate of the Bible to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. Since the Bible is primarily a book about a King and His Kingdom, this course emphasizes the priorities, the concepts, the principles, and the benefits of the governing of this planet from a heavenly realm through mankind.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
The parables of Jesus are among the greatest and most picturesque lessons in all his ministry. One must remember that the intent of the parables is always just beneath the surface of the story and not be overwhelmed with what is on the surface. The parables were used to hide deeper knowledge from those unpr epared for it. While they became lost in the surface of the teaching, true disciples could delve deeper and learn better how to walk with Christ. This is a self - study course, and the students will have reading assignments fro m the required textbook for each lesson.
In the course, student will explore the types of demonic spirits in spiritual warfare. The student will discover one of the commonest errors in biblical interpretation which is the first verse of Genesis, and the second verse are closely connected in time. This error leads many readers to believe that God had originally created the earth in chaotic form. Their minds are driven to the first verse, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth,” and they too readily suppose it possible to go right on into the next verse, “And the earth was wit hout form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep.” This is a self - study course, and the students will have reading assignments from the required textbook for each lesson.
This course is an introduction into the life and times of Jesus told through the four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John). Christology is the part of theology that is concerned with the nature and work of Jesus, including such mat ters or the Incarnation, the Resurrection, and his human and divine natures and their relationship. It will also indicate the work of the Apostles, the Christian Movement, and the building of the church. This is a self - study course and students will have assigned reading from the required textbook in each lesson.
A study covering the time from the close of the Old Testament through the Revelation. This course is designed to give the student a working knowledge of each book of the New Testament, surveying content as well as the historical setting of each .
This course is an introduction into the principles of a Christian Leader. It is an attempt to better the Christian leader to identify basic principles and concepts to help him know what he is and what he must do. To that end, this course outline emphasizes not only management principles but those personal qualities and Christian virtues that will produce the best possible leaders for today and tomorrow.
This course presents a refreshing and rewarding introduction of biblical and ethical principl es for Christians. It provides a neutral platform for presenting problems, issues, and differences of morality they wish to address and resolve. These principles and concepts are clearly presented in a way that leaves the student prepared to address the issues without personal attack. Christian Ethics is a foundational building block whose contents will ignite a relent less passion inside of all who would dare to engage its contents. This is a self-study course and students will have assigned reading from the required textbook(s) in each lesson.
This course gives a full view of all the aspects of Office Administration, Personal Administration, Financial Policies, Procedures, Planning and Budgeting . As well as the Transformation Church in a Technological Age. This is a self - study course, and the students will have reading assignments from the required textbook for each lesson.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and future of Christian counseling. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal process and explaining the “common factors” of helping that transcend the many theoretical schools of counseling.
This course introduces a student to the basic principles of Apologetics in a brief and non - technical way. This course also introduces a student to the basic truths of Christianity and shows how those truths are rational. This is a self - study course, and the students will have reading assignments from the required textbook for each lesson.
This course is designed to provide the nature and dynamics of anointing. The course will give the student a clear understanding of the purpose and effects of being anointed.
Angelology is one of the foundational courses in seminary. It will help the student with a better understand of God’s creation before man. When God said we will create man in our image it was the image of holiness that He spoke of. The angels were created to be holy and to do his ministry. For that reason, the Angels were created to be better than mankind for a season.
This course on Avoiding Burnout and Depression in Ministry outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper study of Pastoral Ministry pressures and why we must take a new look at the findings presented to us. It will focus on what causes burnout and depression in ministry and steps we must take to avoid it. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue a sound and vibrant ministry.
This course gives a full view of all the aspects of Office Administration, Personal Administration, Financial Policies, Procedures, Planning and Budgeting . As well as the Transformation Church in a Technological Age. This is a self - study course, and the students will have reading assignments from the required textbook for each lesson.
This course on Pastoral Epistles outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of 1st and 2nd Timothy and Titus and why it is important that we familiarize ourselves with them. It will focus on special attention to the typical interests and questions of Pentecostals and charismatics, but doing so with a strong sense of allowing the letters to speak for themselves. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the continuing power and authority of the Church.
This course on Corporate Anointing outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical understanding of the Corporate Anointing Jesus Christ desires for His Church. It will focus on the three dimensions of anointing and how they should be employed in the lives of believers and in the local church. It will explore the Mosaic model of the tabernacle and the Levitical apothecary to reveal the type and shadow or Corporate Anointing, bringing it into a New Testament reality. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand to operate in the area of Corporate Anointing.
This course on Joel outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of the Apocalyptic Cry to the Church. It will focus on Joel’s prophecy and how it should be interpreted and applied in the lives of believers and in the local church. It will explore the warning, the desolation, the consecration, and the God’s planned restoration for His corporate Body, who will dare heed the alarm and ascend up to Zion. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the high calling.
This course on Sociology outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper study of Religious Sociology and why we must take a new look at the findings presented to us. It will focus on where the American Church is today and how it is a picture of the German Church of the 1930s. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue a sound and vibrant ministry.
This course on the book of Romans outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities to obtain a greater understanding of Paul’s Gospel—his letter to saints at Rome. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on and explaining the solutions to many theological outlooks on this dynamic work.
This course on The Synoptic Gospels outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, Literary, Form, and Redaction Criticism of the Synoptics and why we must take a new look at the Synopsis interpretative process. It will focus on interpreting the Synoptic Gospels through the three disciplines. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the continuing power and authority of the Church.
This course on The Gospel of John outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of the Gospel of John and why we must take a new look at our interpretative process. It will focus on interpreting the Gospel through a Jewish filter. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the continuing power and authority of the Church.
This course on Spiritual Warfare outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of spiritual warfare, angels and demons, and their role in that warfare. It will take the student beyond his or her normal sense realm and into the spiritual—the dimension more real and lasting than anything we can imagine. As we explore the spiritual realm of this mighty heavenly host, it is my desire for the student, to understand their faithful service to God and their tender service to us. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand concerning and winning spiritual warfare.
This course on Systematic Theology outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of Systematic Theology and why it is important that we familiarize ourselves with it. It will focus on the different sections of theology. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the continuing power and authority of the Church
This course on The Ascended Life outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and necessity of living The Ascended Life -- The Life of Christ. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on the purpose and explaining the “common factors” of helping you transcend any hindrances to reach that higher calling.
This course on Practical Ministry Applications outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for those in ministry, especially those who may one day be called upon to Pastor. It is important that we familiarize ourselves with what is expected of those in ministry and the proper techniques with how to deal with ministry issues. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue successful ministries.
This course on Expository Preaching outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper understanding of the homiletical techniques necessary for a preacher to master the expository method of sermon delivery. It will focus on effective speaking keys necessary to reach people with the gospel. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to deliver thought provoking sermons that will challenge and change the lives of the hearers.
This course on Developing A Spiritual Legacy outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of the spiritual father-son or mother-daughter relationship and why it is important that we understand its dynamics. It will focus on the different points of God’s order for the saints. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the continuing power and authority of the Church.
This course on Kenosis outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of the self-limitation of the Trinity, especially Christ, from creation to the cross. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on an outline and explaining the “common factors” within its pages and from the video lessons.
This course on Balanced Grace outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a properly exegetical understanding of Grace. It will focus on the transition from the old covenant to the new covenant kingdom—the paradigm shift, from the Mosaic law to the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand to access the kingdom through the unforced rhythms of grace.
This course on World Religions outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper understanding of the nine major religions. It will focus on the basic beliefs of each religion as well as a guide to show you how to talk with people of other faiths so that the Gospel will make sense. In addition the student will learn how to remove the “robe” of “works-righteousness” so those seeking eternal salvation can be clothed in the righteousness which comes only through faith in Jesus Christ. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the proper techniques in those religious systems.
This course on Personal Evangelism outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for sharing the Gospel in an individual setting. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on and explaining the “common factors” of Personal Evangelism.
This course on Effective Communication: Understanding Yourself and Others, outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for understanding your temperament and that of others. It will focus on identification of our weaknesses and working on them. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on the different temperaments and explaining the “common factors” highlighted on its pages, necessary for effective communication.
This course on The Acts of the Apostles outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and overview of necessities for a proper exegetical, prophetic understanding of the life of the early Church. It will focus on the historical and spiritual and how it should be interpreted and applied in the lives of believers and in the local church. It will explore the history of the early Church; the miracles involve and the spread of the Gospel via Paul’s missionary journeys. This course will be descriptive and prescriptive, focusing on what the student needs to understand in order to pursue the continuing power and authority of the Church.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core relationship issues, generic processes, major modalities, and future of Christian counseling. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal process and explaining the “common factors” of helping that transcend the many theoretical schools of counseling.
This class will enable each student to know and walk in their true identity in Christ and avoid the lies of Satan about who they truly are.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This course is an introduction into a study of the basic mandate of the Bible to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. Since the Bible is primarily a book about a King and His Kingdom, this course emphasizes the priorities, the concepts, the principles, and the benefits of the governing of this planet from a heavenly realm through mankind.
This course is an introduction into the principles of a Christian Leader. It is an attempt to better the Christian leader to identify basic principles and concepts to help him know what he is and what he must do. To that end, this course outline emphasizes not only management principles but those personal qualities and Christian virtues that will produce the best possible leaders for today and tomorrow.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
Homiletics is the study of the composition and delivery of a religious message such as a sermon, bible study and/or other type of biblical message. This course is designed to p rovide a student with the proper tools to compose and deliver, by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, a sermon, bible study, and/or another type of biblical message
This course gives a full view of all the aspects of Office Administration, Personal Administration, Financial Policies, Procedures, Planning and Budgeting . As well as the Transformation Church in a Technological Age. This is a self - study course, and the students will have reading assignments from the required textbook for each lesson.
Angelology is one of the foundational courses in seminary. It will help the student with a better understand of God’s creation before man. When God said we will create man in our image it was the image of holiness that He spoke of. The angels were created to be holy and to do his ministry. For that reason, the Angels were created to be better than mankind for a season.
This class will cover the basics of money and how God’s economy works. It is far different than what we hear and read about in the world.
The purpose of this course is to give the chronological, historical, biblical, and spiritual life of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospels.
This course teaches the basic doctrines of Christianity as well as historical and biblical accounts of events in the Scriptures. It lays the basic groundwork for a disciple of Jesus Christ.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
A study covering the time from the close of the Old Testament through the Revelation. This course is designed to give the student a working knowledge of each book of the New Testament, surveying content as well as the historical setting of each .
Hermeneutics is the science and art of biblical interpretation. T his course is designed to equip a student with an understanding of the principles of proper bibli cal interpretation, and to enable that student to apply those principles to personal bible study, sermon preparation, and/or biblical writing. This is a self-study course with assigned ready from the req uired textbooks in each lesson.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This certificate course in Chaplaincy outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, focusing on the universal process and explaining the “common factors” required for any Chaplain.
This is an online class designed to move your dream from your mind to the masses.
So, you want to own your own business? To start and run a small business you must know and be many things. Owning a business is the dream of many people. Starting that business converts our dream into reality.
You must understand that starting your own business is no easy task and there are no guarantees. Even though job security at the major companies is not the greatest right now, there is still much greater financial security there than in starting out on your own. Entrepreneurs, in general, have common characteristics. They tend to be more intuitive, goal-oriented, and willing to take risks than other people.
This course teaches the basic doctrines of Christianity as well as historical and biblical accounts of events in the Scriptures. It lays the basic groundwork for a disciple of Jesus Christ.
This class will enable each student to know and walk in their true identity in Christ and avoid the lies of Satan about who they truly are.
The purpose of this course is to give the chronological, historical, biblical, and spiritual life of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospels.
This course teaches the basic doctrines of Christianity as well as historical and biblical accounts of events in the Scriptures. It lays the basic groundwork for a disciple of Jesus Christ.
This class will cover the basics of money and how God’s economy works. It is far different than what we hear and read about in the world.
How to Study Your Bible Syllabus
Textbook: How to Study Your Bible- Kay Arthur, David Arthur, Peter De Lacy How to Study Your Bible Workbook- Kay Arthur, David Arthur, Pete De Lacy
The purpose of this course is to teach each student how to read, study, and absorb the word of God into their lives in a manner that will cause them to grow closer to the Lord Jesus Christ. This course covers how to study and understand the Bible in the inductive manner. Special emphasis is given on practical applications of the word of God and correctly interpreting it in our everyday lives.
This course is an introduction to evangelism. It will equip you with practical knowledge and strategies designed to guide you in the proclamation of personal and group evangelism with an emphasis on preaching, teaching, and preparing new believers for living their new life. The principles and strategies offered in this course are clearly presented in a manner that are compelling and leaves the student thirsting for more knowledge, understanding and application to grow in Christ.
This course is an introduction into a study of the basic mandate of the Bible to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. Since the Bible is primarily a book about a King and His Kingdom, this course emphasizes the priorities, the concepts, the principles, and the benefits of the governing of this planet from a heavenly realm through mankind.
The Certificate for Church Administrator shall consist of 16 weeks of study. Listed below are the four accelerated courses that will cover topics such as: Church administration, church information systems, financial strategies, and the management mindset. The textbooks for the course are as follows: First, and useful in all four classes is “Church Administration Handbook” by Bruce P. Powers, the second is “Think Like a Manager” by Roger Fritz, the third is “Faith and the Market Place” by Bill Winston, the fourth is really a series of links to blogs, lists, and white papers that explain the basics of church management information systems providing basic vocabulary and resources for cloud management of church business and organizational practices.
This class will cover the basics of money and how God’s economy works. It is far different than what we hear and read about in the world.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.
This introductory course in Biblical counseling outlines the foundations, core issues, generic processes, major modalities, and the necessity of Integrity in Ministry. It is both descriptive and prescriptive, focusing the universal need and explaining the “common factors” which necessitate the guidelines for Christian and Ministerial Ethics.