ASSOCIATE OF ARTS - BIBLICAL STUDIES
64-Unit Program in Biblical Studies

This program is a distinct program in biblical studies for students who:
(1) do not plan to pursue further training, or
(2) plan to pursue a different major at another college or university, or
(3) have already had training in another field.

GOALS:
Upon completion of this program, students should be able to:

• recall the major themes, events, and characters of the Bible,
• defend the reliability of the Bible and its authority as a guide for matters of faith and practice,
• engage in inductive Bible study for the purpose of determining the original intended meaning of the text and applying the text to their lives and the lives of others,
• create teaching plans and sermon outlines tailored for various cultural settings that incorporate sound exegesis,
• explain the essentials of Christian theology from a Pentecostal/Charismatic perspective,
• adhere to strong convictions about what they believe and why they believe it,
• express a broader understanding of the world’s need for the Gospel of Jesus Christ with an accompanying zeal and skill in its proclamation,
• demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in writing and speaking,
• show an awareness of scientific concepts, language, and issues,
• demonstrate an understanding and appreciation of Western and other cultures,
• exhibit ongoing development of a consistent pattern of personal spiritual growth.

Course Requirements:

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