• eBS Online Bible Seminary

    Biblical education for faithful service.

    Study Scripture through accessible online courses designed to strengthen faith, ministry, and lifelong Christian learning.

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    • Learn through Bible-centred online courses
    • Connect biblical knowledge with practical ministry
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    About eBS

    Online learning rooted in Scripture

    eBS Online Bible Seminary provides structured biblical learning for students preparing to serve faithfully in their churches, homes, and communities.

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    Available courses

Available courses

Christian Ethics and Moral Issues

This course provides a biblical framework for understanding Christian ethics and their application to personal, social, and moral issues. Students will examine the foundations of Christian morality, personal integrity, relationships, social justice, and ethical decision-making from a biblical perspective. The course will emphasize how believers can live out their faith with integrity, compassion, and responsibility in a fallen world, presenting a Christlike witness to others.

Introduction to Baptist History and Beliefs

This course introduces students to the origins, history, and distinctive beliefs of the Baptist tradition. It emphasizes the biblical and historical foundations of Baptist faith, highlighting key doctrines, the significance of soul-winning, and the role of Baptists in church history. Students will explore both theological principles and practical applications for contemporary ministry.

Introduction to Christian Ministry

This course introduces students to the biblical foundation, nature, and practice of Christian ministry. It emphasizes the minister’s call, character, and responsibility in fulfilling God’s purpose through servanthood, preaching, teaching, and pastoral care. Special focus is given to the biblical model of ministry as revealed in the life of Christ and the apostles. The course also explores the rewards and accountability of those who faithfully serve in ministry.

Mission I

Mission I is a foundational course introducing the biblical theology of missions and its practical application through the local church. The subject explores God’s missionary heartbeat, the Great Commission, the central role of the local church, the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul, and the biblical strategy for missions today. Students will be challenged to understand their part in fulfilling God’s mission through evangelism, church planting, and global outreach.

Old Testament Survey and New Testament Survey

This course provides a comprehensive survey of the entire Bible, both Old and New Testament. It is designed to give students a clear understanding of the structure, content, themes, and message of the Scriptures. Emphasis is placed on the unity of the Bible, its Christ-centered revelation, and its relevance to the believer’s life and ministry. Students will be introduced to the historical background, literary divisions, and theological significance of each book of the Bible, equipping them with foundational knowledge for further study and effective Christian service.

Personal Evangelism

This course is a study and practical application of biblical evangelism. Students will learn the scriptural foundation of soul-winning, the preparation of the soul-winner, the content of the Gospel message, and effective methods for reaching the lost. Special emphasis is given to the role of the Holy Spirit, handling objections, and the eternal rewards of evangelism. The course culminates with a practicum in actual personal evangelism, equipping students to fulfill the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20, KJV).

Systematic Theology I - Bibliology

        This course is the first part of Systematic Theology, focusing on Bibliology, the study of the Bible. Students will learn about the Bible’s nature, authority, inspiration, preservation, canonization, power, and purpose. The course emphasizes the King James Version (KJV) as the preserved Word of God in English, equipping students to defend the faith and use Scripture effectively in ministry.

English

English 00 is a foundational English course designed to develop the language skills necessary for Bible study, preaching, teaching, and Christian ministry. Emphasis is placed on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, and oral communication using biblical materials, particularly the King James Version (KJV). Students will learn to communicate biblical truths clearly and effectively in both written and spoken English.

Bible Study Method

This course equips students with fundamental methods of personal and ministerial Bible study. Students will learn how to observe, interpret, and apply Scripture accurately using the literal-grammatical-historical method while depending upon the Holy Spirit. Emphasis is placed on developing sound habits of Bible study for personal spiritual growth, teaching, preaching, and Christian ministry.

Hermeneutics

Systematic Theology – Hermeneutics is an introductory study of the biblical principles and methods of interpreting the Scriptures. This course emphasizes the divine nature of God's Word, the role of the Holy Spirit in interpretation, the literal-grammatical-historical method, the importance of context, biblical genres, figures of speech, prophecy, and the practical application of Scripture. Students will be equipped to interpret the Bible accurately and faithfully for personal growth, teaching, preaching, and church ministry while maintaining a conservative Bible Baptist perspective.

Homiletics

Homiletics I is an introductory course in the biblical philosophy and practice of preaching. It lays the spiritual and practical foundation for expository, textual, and topical preaching by emphasizing the divine call to preach, the authority of Scripture, the character of the preacher, sermon preparation, and effective sermon delivery. Students will learn how to prepare Christ-centered, Bible-based sermons that faithfully communicate God's Word while developing the spiritual disciplines essential for a lifelong preaching ministry.

Baptist History

This course introduces students to the origins, history, and distinctive beliefs of the Baptist tradition. It emphasizes the biblical and historical foundations of Baptist faith, highlighting key doctrines, the significance of soul-winning, and the role of Baptists in church history. Students will explore both theological principles and practical applications for contemporary ministry.

Christology

Christology I is a systematic study of the Person and Work of the Lord Jesus Christ. The course examines the biblical doctrine of Christ from His eternal deity, incarnation, humanity, hypostatic union, earthly ministry, atoning work, resurrection, ascension, present ministry, and future return. It also explores the names and titles of Christ and emphasizes the practical implications of Christology for Christian living, worship, evangelism, and ministry. The course is taught from a conservative Bible Baptist perspective using the King James Version (KJV).

New Testament Survey

Pedagogy

This course helps the pastor/teacher recognize that teaching the Bible is of supreme importance. The aim of this course will be to equip students with teaching skills necessary to relate Bible truths in ways that will change their student’s lives.