Fall Semester
Hebrews
The book of Hebrews portrays the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ as being better and more effective than that of the Old Testament sacrifices, than the Levitical Priesthood, than Moses and Aaron, than the Old Covenant and the Mediatorship of Angels.
Ecclesiology
This doctrine is the study of the Church, its beginning, its present day work and future destiny.
Missions
The Book of Acts shows the historical and supernatural beginning of the Church of Christ, and its continual growth from Jerusalem to the uttermost parts of the earth.
Understanding Sunday School
This course deals with the birth of the Sunday School, how instrumental it is to the growth of the local Church, and progressive methods to make it a more effective educational branch of the Church.
Prophecy
The student is introduced to the definition of prophecy, the types of prophecies, interpretation of prophecy and what a prophet is and how to tell false prophets from God's prophet.
Daniel
The Old Testament Book of Daniel reveals God's providence for Israel, his Sovereign control over human affairs, and the prophetic corning of Jesus Christ to the world to show that He is Lord of lords and King of kings.
Spring Semester
Corinthians
A study of Paul the Apostle's letters to the local church at Corinth, reproving, rebuking, and exhorting those Saints to heed God's word to solve internal strife.
New Testament Prison Epistles
This course is a study of the Pauline letter which were written while Paul was incarcerated to encourage believes to maintain the doctrinal truths reveal to Him.
Missions VI
A continuing study of the Books of Acts. The historical and supernatural beginning of the Church of Christ, and its grown from Jerusalem to the uttermost parts of the earth.
Growing Towards Spiritual Maturity
This course is designed to help Christians grow spiritually in their faith, through the study and application of God's word.
Prophecy II
A continuing study of the types of prophecy, interpretation of prophecy, and what a prophet is and how to tell false prophets from God’s prophets.
Revelation
The Book of Revelation is a study of contrast and consummation. Contrast, because of the first Adam’s failure and the second Adam's victory. Consummation, because the kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ, and He shall reign for ever and ever.
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