The Bachelor of Christian Communication degree prepares students to be effective communicators, especially of the Word of God. Whether as a minister, Christian educator, evangelist, or administrator, every student needs to be able to effectively communicate their thoughts and ideas. The Program provides the student the opportunity to learn how to communicate creatively and effectively by means of written words, oral communications, policy, and practice, and the relationships among them.
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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
