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FIRST LEVEL COURSES (B)
These are all required Core Courses.
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ATTENTION -
1. Be sure you
complete all of the courses from FIRST LEVEL COURSES (A).
2. Make sure that your Administrative/Production Fee is up to date
before taking courses for credit toward a degree. The link to that form is
on the website HOME
page.
Theology
I. - Systematic Theology
This course will teach the basics of Theology in a Systematic manner. (3.5 credits)
In this course you will study the book of Hebrews. After a brief introduction addressing the historical arguments concerning date, authorship, to whom was it written, and canonicity, we will go on to a verse by verse examination of the book and its teachings and comparisons concerning the New Covenant under Christ and the Old Covenant under the Mosaic Law. (1.5 credits)
First
John 
COURSE
NOT AVAILABLE YET
In this class we will examine the letter's origins, author, purpose, and a verse by verse study of its contents. Refutations of Gnostic teachings are keyed throughout the study. (1 credit)
Public
Speaking
In this course you will learn the basics of oral
communication. You will sharpen your skills
by using the methods learned in this class while
speaking before groups as well as exercising your
one on one communication techniques. (1.5
credits)
Hermeneutics
I. - II. - III.
In this series of courses you will learn how to "rightly
divide the word of truth." You will use
several textbooks and the series will be in three
parts. The Hermeneutics I. textbook is
"Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth" by
Dr. C.I. Scofield. The Hermeneutics II. textbook
is "The Golden Key" by Ben M. Bogard.
The Hermeneutics III. textbook is to be
announced later.
Prerequisites: You must successfully complete the
First Level course, "The Bible," before
you are allowed to take the Hermeneutics courses
for credit. Also, you must successfully
complete the Hermeneutics I. section to be
eligible to take the Hermeneutics II. section and
you must successfully complete the Hermeneutics
II. section to be eligible to take the
Hermeneutics III. section. (various
credits per section awarded individually, 6
credits total for all three sections)
A study of the battles behind life's battles; and biblical instruction in: (1) The only sure way to victory, (2) God's promise of that victory, and (3) His way to accomplish that victory. (2 credits)
In
this course you will study how to give biblical counsel to those in need.
Practical Bible counseling principles will be taught for use in addressing the
most common problems for which people need counsel from the
Scriptures. (3 credits)
In this series of courses you will study the history of, the basis for, and the methods of, Christian Education.
Click the graphic or the words "CHRISTIAN EDUCATION" to access the series.
