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| (BB2218) Ezra and Nehemiah |
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This class is a study of the return of the remnant of Israel after their 70-year captivity by the Babylonians. We will study the rebuilding of the walls and of the Temple in Jerusalem, and see the spiritual parallels in our daily Christian walk.
Instructor: Dr. Violet Kiteley
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| (BB2050) The Book of Ephesians |
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This course is an exegetical study of Paul’s epistle to the early church in Ephesus. The course will explain the meaning of important passages and discuss the various truths that are illuminated by Paul. The course will also present suggestions on how to best make the divine revelations in this epistle a practical reality.
Instructor: Rev. Margueritte Champion
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| (BICC150) Introduction to Biblical Counseling |
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This course examines the biblical principles of human personality and how change occurs. Focus will be placed on the church as God’s healing institution; the unique features of Christian counseling; and, the development of a biblical approach to counseling.
NOTE: This class will be a combination of home study via online course work and in-class discussion and practical application. Students must attend the introductory session to receive a complete syllabus, text, and online access information.
Early registration is recommended as the class size will be limited.
Instructor: Rev. Derrick Sheppard
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| (BB9002) New Testament Survey |
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This is not your ordinary New Testament survey class. Yes, we will be doing an overview of the entire New Testament where the student will be given pertinent background information; the overall themes; as well as the purpose of each book. We will also touch on important highlights of each book and relate them to the context of the whole Bible. However, there is going to be particular attention paid to the relevance of the New Testament Books to the hour that we are living in today. We will be looking at the prophetic significance of the message in each of the books for our lives and Christian walk. Our theme for this course will be Ephesians 6:11-17.
Instructor: Rev. Nina Baratiak
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| (BINT113) The Beatitudes |
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This course provides an in-depth study of each of the profound declarations of Jesus to His disciples in Matthew 5. Each of the beatitudes will be analyzed for its eternal value to us today. NOTE: This course is being offered as a facilitated class using a prepared video lecture by Dr. Ronald Cottle and classroom discussion by the instructor.
Instructor: Mr. Morris Whitwer
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| (LT9462) Biblical Praise & Worship |
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This course is designed to teach the scriptural basis for worship in the church. Why do we raise our hands, clap, stand, kneel, bow, dance, use instruments, sing, shout, etc in our worship? Where are these practices mentioned in the Bible? Other topics will include: worship in the daily life of the believer, worship as an act of spiritual warfare, dance ministry in the church and many more topics of particular relevance for our day.
Instructor: Rev. Carla Moore
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| (PT307W) Chapel & Bible Study |
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This is a unique combination of worship and study where you can come and be an active participant in prayer, light worship and bible study. The class agenda will be open to allow the Spirit to minister and lead. Bible study and discussion will be flexible and guided by the needs of those in attendance. This will also be an opportunity when “all can bring a song, a prayer, and a word of edification.”
Instructor: Rev. Leora Overall
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| (MIN150) Servant Leadership |
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This course is a foundational leadership course dealing with the essential skills required for ministerial development in a Christian context. Character qualities of a servant leader, examples of servant leadership as well as attitudes and orientations needed to be a successful servant leader will be presented.
Instructor: Dr. David Kiteley
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| (LT3461) Church Administration |
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Administrative principles and organizational structures and strategies will be presented with an emphasis on the character of a Christian leader. Specific focus will be given to communications, conflict resolution and managing multiple projects and responsibilities for individuals, groups and departments.
Instructor: Rev. Verleeta White
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| (TP710) Foundational Theology (I & II) |
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This course addresses foundational doctrines and Biblical principles for the Christian believer. We will study the following doctrines: God, Christ, The Holy Spirit, Scriptures, Revelations, Angels, Satan, Demons, Sin, Atonement, Salvation, the Church, etc. This course is will not only expand your vision of God, but it will encourage you to study and obey the Word of God.
Instructor: Rev. Jeff Wallen
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| (CD3436) Godly Principles of Personal Finance |
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The course is an in-depth study of what Scripture teaches regarding money, budgets, managing your debt obligations, investments, and acquiring and maintaining wealth. Those who are interested in helping others, or who are seeking help for their own finances, will find this course an excellent opportunity to be trained in the biblical principles of managing money. Your “investment” in this course will yield long-lasting dividends.
Instructor: Mr. Greg Frank
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| (LT3489) Homiletics |
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This course will help the student develop the skills and utilize the resources necessary for effective biblical preaching. Students will be exposed to various methods of sermon preparation and delivery, such as expository, topical, textual, and narrative preaching.
THIS COURSE IS DESIGNATED AS A “HOME CAMPUS” AND WILL CONVENE IN A PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN ANTIOCH, CALIFORNIA – address & travel directions will be given only to those students who enroll.
Instructor: Rev. Michael Moore
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| (BB231) Miracles & Parables of Christ |
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Jesus taught the kingdom by the miracles He performed, by the sermons He preached, and by the parables He taught. The examination and application of both His miracles and His parables to the church today will also be explored. Students will be challenged to grow in faith and to walk in the steps of Christ.
Instructor: Mr. Tim Overall
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| (PT101) Strategies for Christian Living |
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This course is a study of lifestyle. Knowing who you are in Christ and the promises associated with that knowledge will dictate how you walk out your beliefs and your faith in day-to-day situations and challenges. Hearing God’s leading in decision-making, in setting goals, priorities, plans, etc will also be explored. Living a balanced and fruitful life, led and nurtured by God will be a major course objective.
Instructor: Ms. LaJune Davis
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| (BIOT250) Training for Reigning (SPANISH) |
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This course will examine the principles of leadership and training based upon the calling, training, and rule of David. Special emphasis is placed upon David’s life and the “classrooms of preparation” through which he walked. We will also study David’s call, his anointing, his character, and his faithfulness to God.
NOTE: This course is being offered as a facilitated class using a prepared video lecture by Dr. Ronald Cottle and classroom discussion by the instructor.
Instructor-Facilitator: Rev. Pilar Jara
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| (BINT113-ONLINE) The Beatitudes |
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This course provides an in-depth study of each of the profound declarations of Jesus to His disciples in Matthew 5. Each of the beatitudes is analyzed for its eternal value to us today.
NOTE: This course is being offered as an ONLINE COURSE using internet-based video streaming. ATTENDANCE AT THE GENERAL ORIENTATION SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 9TH (2010) IS A PREREQUISITE TO STARTING AN ONLINE COURSE.
Instructor: Dr. Ronald Cottle
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| (BIPT413-ONLINE) The Theology of Praise |
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This course will study why praise is an important ingredient in our daily lives and how effective praise will produce a victorious life for every Christian and for Christ’s church. A special emphasis is placed upon the actions, the meanings and the purposes of praise and its relevance for today.
NOTE: This course is being offered as an ONLINE COURSE using internet-based video streaming. ATTENDANCE AT THE GENERAL ORIENTATION SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 9TH (2010) IS A PREREQUISITE TO STARTING AN ONLINE COURSE.
Instructor: Dr. Roy Roberts
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| (BIPT340-ONLINE) Dynamics of Effective Communications |
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This course is a comprehensive study targeted for both beginning and veteran speakers in the art of public speaking and communications. Students are taught the SCORRE system – a creative and relevant communication model used by leaders to effectively penetrate today’s culture.
NOTE: This course is being offered as an ONLINE COURSE using internet-based video streaming. ATTENDANCE AT THE GENERAL ORIENTATION SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 9TH (2010) IS A PREREQUISITE TO STARTING AN ONLINE COURSE.
Instructor: Dr. Randal Langley
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| (BIHT445-ONLINE) History of Christianity in America, Part I |
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This course traces the origin and growth of Christianity in America beginning in fifteenth century Europe and concluding with the Revolutionary War. More than dates and dead people, history is the result of God’s rule over the affairs of men and nations.
NOTE: This course is being offered as an ONLINE COURSE using internet-based video streaming. ATTENDANCE AT THE GENERAL ORIENTATION SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 9TH (2010) IS A PREREQUISITE TO STARTING AN ONLINE COURSE.
Instructor: Dr. Stephen Mansfield
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| (BIOT314-ONLINE) The Ten Commandments |
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The Ten Commandments contain the basis for the faith of the Old and New Testaments. Modern Western civilization can be traced to these ten precepts. This course analyzes their meaning, sees their expression in the teachings of Jesus and the New Testament, and applies their principles to today.
NOTE: This course is being offered as an ONLINE COURSE using internet-based video streaming. ATTENDANCE AT THE GENERAL ORIENTATION SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 9TH (2010) IS A PREREQUISITE TO STARTING AN ONLINE COURSE.
Instructor: Dr. Ronald Cottle
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| (BIBT505-ONLINE) Introduction to Biblical Studies |
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This course is an introduction to the Christian Bible (or “Completed Tanakh”) and will include: 1) an overview of the content of the Bible in its historical and geographical context; 2) the Bible’s development from ancient manuscripts to modern translations, including the history of the English Bible; 3) the authority of the Bible; and, 4) an introduction to the method of Inductive Bible Study.
NOTE: This course is being offered as an ONLINE COURSE using internet-based video streaming. ATTENDANCE AT THE GENERAL ORIENTATION SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY 9TH (2010) IS A PREREQUISITE TO STARTING AN ONLINE COURSE.
Instructor: Dr. Duane Christensen
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