Course Description: Introduce the sixty-six (66) books of the Bible, its origin, and the critical events, periods, and personalities that led to the development of the Bible in its present form.
Textbook: Introduction to the Bible by Dr. Geoffrey Guns

Course Description: Focus on the development of the Church after the ascension of Jesus Christ. Students will probe information about the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost. And spreading of the Gospel from Jerusalem, Judah, Samaria, and throughout the known world. The prominence of Peter and Paul will be highlighted.
Textbook: Acts by Charles C. Ryrie

Course Description: Emphasize money management through the study of the Bible. Discover God’s design for money and how to manage it, so that it may best glorify him.
Textbook: Master Your Money by Ron Blue

Course Description: Explore the design and fundamental study of biblical mandates of our Baptist church covenant.
Textbook: Journey Through The Church Covenant by William C. Turner

Course Description: Study basic beliefs that structure our faith. Look at God, the First Person of the Trinity”, as God the Creator and Father of mankind. Further, look at the Creator God who sustains us through His omniscience and omnipresence. Course allows the students to look at God as the Incarnate Word and Redeemer of mankind through Jesus Christ.
Textbook: The Foundations of Christian Doctrine by Kevin J. Conner

Course Description: Teach the basic steps in developing a program of evangelism. Discover the appropriate Scriptures to use. And the methods, techniques, and media best suited for witnessing to some believers.
Textbook: The Master Plan of Evangelism by Robert E. Coleman

Course Description: Identify how a congregation can be involved in the total care and well-being of the pastor. This course will address practical ways to support and encourage the pastor. Students will examine biblical models of leadership support.
Textbook: Ministering to your Pastor by Toby Awasum

Course Description: Explore some of the temptations, pitfalls, and problems that could ensnare the minister and how to handle them. Look at the preacher’s appearance and his conduct in the pulpit, his relationship with members, and his professional behavior in all settings.
Textbook: Ministerial Ethics & Etiquette by Nolan B. Harmon

Course Description: Lead the students into a contextual study of the apostle Paul’s writing and theology. By studying the writings and thoughts of Paul, the students will better be able to accurately apply the intended spiritual context to the historical context of these writings.

Course Description: Examine some of the issues women in the Bible days faced, which are remarkably similar to those we face today. The same Lord who healed and helped them is available to us today.
Textbook: Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World by Joanna Weaver

Course Description: Introduce the sixty-six (66) books of the Bible, its origin, and the critical events, periods, and personalities that led to the development of the Bible in its present form.
Textbook: Introduction to the Bible by Dr. Geoffrey Guns

Textbook: 40 Days & 40 Bytes by A. Spiegel, N. Armstrong & B. Bill