October (Level Three)

The course is designed to better equip today’s preacher with what he/she needs to know to more effectively communicate with a culturally diverse population both at home and abroad.  Particular emphasis will be placed on how to correctly present the Gospel as an outsider coming into a different culture.  However, the skills learned in this course are not only applicable to foreign missionaries; the cultural melting pot that makes up the United States requires that a minister be trained in cross-cultural communication skills.

November (Level Two)

An introductory study in theology structured around the sixteen points of the Statement of Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God. The course covers biblical doctrine with a Pentecostal perspective within the larger framework of Protestant, evangelical Christianity.

September (Level Two)

Eschatology is the branch of theology, which deals with ultimate or final things.  Views of the rapture, tribulation, millennium, judgment, the new heavens and new earth, final states and other topics related to eschatology will be discussed.

October (Level One)

Prison Epistles

This course will concentrate on the theology of Paul as it is presented in his letters to the Colossians, to Philemon and to the Ephesians. The course will explore Paul’s understanding of the salvation, the sanctification, and the position of the believer. It will address the nature and ministry of the church and the conflict in which the church is involved. The course will also discuss the nature of human relationships and responsibilities in the Body of Christ. This course will equip the student with a deeper understanding of a Biblical World View, and provide insight into using the teachings in the Prison Epistles as tools for guiding others to the same understanding.