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Certificate of Biblical Studies Program - 10 courses
The Certificate of Biblical Studies is a Distance Learning Program designed to prepare students for a Christ-centered ministry. Essential in this program is an understanding of the Word of God and the work of the Holy Spirit. Course requirements are general religious studies. These courses are transferable toward the undergraduate program via Life Experience Form. This program will conclude with 2 in-residence courses that will be held on the main campus of ACC.
Certificate of Biblical Studies
| CBS101
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CBS106 Pauline Epistles |
| CBS102 |
CBS107 General Epistles |
| CBS103 History of Israel | CBS108 Dan/Revelation |
| CBS |
CBS109 Christology (In-residence) |
| CBS105 Acts: Mandate or Mission | CBS110 Hermeneutics (In-residence) |
- Undergraduate Program
The Undergraduate Program is a 2 or 4 year program that offers the student an in-depth study of the Word of God as expressed in the Bible, pastoral and biblical studies, and theological research as it pertains to angels, demons, holy spirit, and more. Students receiving the Associate Degree are prepared for further study at the Bachelor level. Electives available for those desiring to exceed the minimum requirements.
Defined below is the program objectives and the required credits/hours needed to obtain the appropriate degree.
Program Objectives:
To formulate a theological basis for ministry/vocation
To communicate an effective application of biblical truth
To guide and counsel others in need or crisis so that can hear from
God
To engage in worship, leadership, integrating music, scripture, and
other functions in the instruction and inspiration of God’s people
To research issues and opportunities using a variety of means
Associate of Biblical Studies - 60 hours
| First Year ~ Course Descriptions | |
OTS110 Pentateuch |
NTS202 Acts: Mandate or Mission |
THE241 Authority of the Believer |
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NTS211 Romans: The Overcoming Life |
THE161 Christian Foundations |
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NTS110 Gospels: Life of Christ |
| PTH101 Principles of Bible Study | THE332 Identifying Your Spiritual Gift |
| Second Year | |
THE162 Theology of Worship |
OTS220 Historical Books |
THE250 Faith & Principle in Action |
SYS222 Christology |
SYS210 Bible Doctrines |
SYS321 Pneumatology |
NTS212 1st & 2nd Corinthians |
OTS222 Nehemiah |
THE262 Comparative Religions |
PTH301 Leadership Principles |
Bachelor of Biblical Studies - 120 hours
| Third Year ~ Course Descriptions | |
| OTS221 Joshua | HCH201 Church History I |
NTS340 John's Epistles |
OTS330 Poetic Books |
THE230 Hermeneutics |
THE303 Tabernacle of David |
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PTH306 Church Ethics |
| PTH104 Church Government | PTH302 Principles of Administration &
Organization |
| Forth Year |
NTS330 General Epistles |
THE362 Apologetics |
OTS410 Major Prophets |
OTS420 Minor Prophets |
| THE461 Dynamics of Revival |
| Electives - 15 hours (see elective Course Offerings) |
Bachelor of Applied Theology - 120 hours
| General Education - 15 hours ~ Course Descriptions | |
PRE201 Homiletics (Speech) |
HCH202 Church History II |
| HCH201 Church History I | ECM231 World Mission Perspectives |
| CNS132 Introduction to Behavioral Analysis | |
| General Religious Studies - 30 hours |
OTS101 Old Testament Survey |
OTS220 Historical Books |
OTS110 Pentateuch |
NTS211 Romans |
NTS101 New Testament Survey |
NTS310 Pastoral Epistles |
NTS202 Acts |
THE362 Apologetics |
OTS420 Minor Prophets |
THE230 Hermeneutics |
| Major Studies - 45 hours |
SYS210 Bible Doctrines |
PTH104 Church Government |
| BBS300 Ministry Staff Management | BBS100 Church/Ministry Administration |
| PTH204 Pastoral Theology | PTH304 Cell Groups |
| PTH306 Christian Ethics | PTH307 Pastoral Counseling |
| SYS410 Systematic Theology | PTH308 Principles of Church Growth |
SYS222 Christology |
THE262 Comparative Religions |
SYS321 Pneumatology |
PTH408 Conflict Management |
| THE461 Dynamics of Revival |
| Electives - 30 hours (see elective Course Offerings) |
Bachelor of Leadership & Organization - 120 hours
| General Education - 15 hours ~ Course Descriptions |
PRE301 Homiletics (Speech) |
HCH202 Church History II |
HCH201 Church History I |
ECM231 World Mission Perspectives |
| CNS132 Introduction to Behavioral Analysis |
| General Religious Studies - 30 hours |
OTS101 Old Testament Survey |
OTS220 Historical Books |
OTS110 Pentateuch |
NTS211 Romans |
NTS101 New Testament Survey |
NTS310 Pastoral Epistles |
NTS202 Acts |
THE362 Apologetics |
OTS420 Minor Prophets |
THE230 Hermeneutics |
| Major Studies - 45 hours |
| BUS101 Basic Biblical Business Principles | BBS100 Church/Ministry Administration |
| BUS201 Principles of Economics | BBS200 Church/Business Staffing |
| BUS202 Organizational Principles | BBS300 Staff Management |
| BUS204 Personal Management | NNS330 Church & the IRS |
| PTH301 Leadership Principles | BUS304 Fundamentals of Selling |
| PTH302 Principles of Administration & Organization | BUS403 Launching & Developing a Kingdom Business |
| PTH306 Ethics | BUS404 Marketing & Management |
| PTH408 Conflict Management |
| Electives - 30 hours (see elective Course Offerings) |
Evangelism/Missions |
Sociology |
| ECM101 Evangelism | SOC263 Family Systems |
| ECM201 Campus Evangelism | |
| ECM231 World Missions | |
| ECM333 Cross Cultural Leadership |
Theological Studies |
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| THE250 Faith Principles in Action | THE264 Fasting |
| THE303 Tabernacle of David | THE363 Stewardship and the Local Church |
| THE403 Feasts of Israel | THE263 Spiritual Warfare |
| THE461 Dynamics of Revival | THE490 Specialized Theological Study |
| PTH101 Principles of Bible Study | PTH201 Ministry of Helps |
| PTH205 Personal Growth | PTH305 Urban Ministries |
| PTH402 Role of Women in Ministry | PTH403 Prison Ministry |
Counseling |
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| CNS130 Introduction to Counseling | CNS131Biblical Counseling |
| CNS231 Effective Counseling Skills | CNS331 Marriage and Family Counseling |
* Electives can be selected from other degree majors.
"Arts" nomenclature
subject to previous college general studies credits see table below for
degrees. Three semester
hours equal one course. Three (3) credit hours of study are equal to one
(1) fifty (50) minute lecture, three (3) times a week, for fifteen (15)
weeks.
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