This subject equips students with the fundamental skills of personal Bible study. It emphasizes a Spirit-led approach while using practical methods such as observation, interpretation, application, cross-referencing, word studies, character studies, thematic studies, and book studies. Teachers are encouraged to balance both academic skill and spiritual devotion, making sure that students not only learn methods but also develop a deeper love for God’s Word. 

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.

This course is an introduction to the systematic study of Christian theology with Christ as the central theme and foundation. Using the King James Bible as the primary text, the lessons emphasize the doctrines of Scripture, God, man, sin, salvation, Israel, the church, prayer, good works, angels, separation, and the end times. Students will understand how each doctrine relates to the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ and His Gospel.

This course is an introduction to the principles and practice of preaching. It explores the biblical foundation, spiritual preparation, and practical skills necessary for effective preaching. Students will learn how to prepare, structure, and deliver sermons that are biblically sound, Christ-centered, and audience-focused. Emphasis will be given to the preacher’s character, sermon construction, and delivery, aiming to equip future ministers to faithfully proclaim the Word of God.

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. 

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.