A study of the basic working knowledge of music fundamentals. They are taught to be aware of the place, principles, and practice of music in the church, while developing a working biblical philosophy of church music.

A continuation of Greek 1. Upon building the foundation, more instruction will be given in the application of Greek 1 lessons through translation exercises.

A study of the life and times of the Prophet Daniel, including the interpretation of the message of the Prophet, with a comparison of the writings of John in Revelation and end time events.

A study of the book of Psalms with a concentrated exposition of specific passages such as the Messianic Psalms, prophetic Psalms, etc.

An introduction to Genesis and a survey of its contents with a concentrated exposition of specific passages.  

  A look at church history from the days of the Apostles to the end of the Dark Ages.      

A concise look at the life of Paul from conversion to Apostle, through his missionary journeys and his life as a servant of Jesus Christ to Paul’s last days. A harmony of the writings of Paul, as related to Christ and the church.

This course is designed to give an understanding concerning the basic structure of the Bible according to the dispensational view of interpretation of Scripture in contrast to the views of Covenant Theology. The Old Testament covenants and their relationship  to dispensational theolog

This course looks at what the Bible says about the ethical issues in society and ministry today, as well as proper manners and etiquette. The student will be required to evaluate the teachings of Scripture with a look at various methods of ministry. Special emphasis will be placed on

A study in the biblical basis of discipleship and how it can be applied to today’s local church. An emphasis will be placed on establishing a discipleship program for the church and training disciples for the aforementioned ministry.