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BI 204 – New Testament Survey II
with Rev. Farmer
This course continues the journey began in past 1 of unfolding the New Testament for the student. Emphasis is placed on the Epistles of Paul and the Books of Peter, Jude, and John.
Textbooks:
- The Holy Bible (KJV preferred)
- New Testament Survey by Walter M. Dunnett
HI-202 - Church History I
with Rev. Goodwin
This course continues the study begun in Church History. The conclusions of this study will serve as reinforcement that the Church will triumph.
Textbooks:
- The Holy Bible (KJV preferred)
- Perspective from Church History by James P. Eckman
HI-401 Biblical Geography I
with Rev. Capers
In this course, with the help of reproductive maps and charts, the student will be able to visualize and discuss events, places, and people in both the Old and New Testaments. The student will have visual surveys and timelines of the Bible that help put major biblical events, books, and characters into context.
REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS/COURSE MATERIAL
The Holy Bible – any version (Preferred both KJV and NIV)Nelson’s Complete “Book of Bible Maps & Charts” (Primary Text Book)Possible additional textbook
TH101 Beyond Reasonable Doubt
with Rev. Griffin
This course is an introduction to the study of apologetics, it takes a step-by-step approach through the well-documented evidence and helps you reach a verdict that could change your life.
Textbooks:
EM 101 - Ministerial Ethics
with Dr. Ford-Grant
Discussion how a minister whether man or woman should always act as a gentlemen and lady. This course teaches social protocol and Christian ethic. Discussions of the Black Church policies and procedures will take place. A caring thought for others is the essence of ministerial ethics and etiquette.
Prerequisites:
Textbook:
Will run
EM 341 Homiletics I
available
The purpose of this course is to present a definition and discussion of each of the principal types of sermons (i.e. topical, textual and expository). Also, to deal with the mechanics of sermon construction, considering homiletical structure, the title, the introduction, the proposition, the divisions, the discussion, the use of illustrations, the application and the conclusion.
Prerequisites:
Textbook:
- On the Preparation & Delivery of Sermons by John Broadus
- How to Prepare Bible Messages by James Braga