The Bachelor of Christian Religious Studies/Ministry provides students with learning experiences needed to equip them for the finest service to God and their fellow man, to provide well-balanced general education as well as the opportunity for detailed study; to provide an opportunity to study and learn the doctrines and practices of New Testament Christianity. To aid in the development of a Christian philosophy of life and to assist in developing Christian standards of moral and ethical conduct.
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The Gospel of John
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Hermeneutics
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Sociology of the Family
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Christian Character Development
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Introduction to Communication (Evangelism)
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Understanding the Holy Spirit
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Theology II
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English and Speech in Communication
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New Testament Survey
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Dynamic Christian Foundations
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Financial Stewardship
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Spiritual Formation
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Christian Life
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Introduction to Management
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Faith Dynamics
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Old Testament Survey
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English and Speech in Communication
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The Pentecostal Pulpit
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Dynamics of Teaching
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The Pentateuch
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Introduction to Psychology (From the Christian Perspective)
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Research Methodology I
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Romans and Galatians
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Acts of the Apostles
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Christ Centered Counseling
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Living Fruitfully
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Homiletics
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Theology of Worship and Studies in Psalms
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First and Second Thessalonians
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French
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Computer Studies
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Major and Minor Prophets
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Hebrew
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Introduction to World Missions
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Principles and Philosophy of Church Growth
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Spiritual Warfare
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Royal Priesthood
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History of Civilization (Church History)
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Blood Covenant
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Studies in Biblical Inner Healing
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Cultural Anthropology
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English Communication
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Highly Exalted (Studies in the Ascension of Christ)
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Introduction to Leadership
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Introduction to Charismatic Theology
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Pastoral Ministry
