Courses

A brief study of the historical background of the local church at Rome, an introduction to the epistle, and a study of its contents with emphasis on major doctrines found in the book.

This course is a comprehensive study of the doctrines of God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, angels, man, salvation, and prayer.

This course is a comprehensive study of the doctrines of the church, the Scriptures, and prophecy.

A careful study of the background and messages of the twelve minor prophets combining a practical application of the prophets’ messages with a study of their fulfilled and, as yet, unfulfilled prophecies.

An overview of the background and messages of Job, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon, with a careful study of representative Psalms, and a practical study of the themes of Proverbs.

An overview of the background and messages of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, with a careful study of the narrative and prophecies in the Book of Daniel.

A study of the Old Testament covenants, the course of the present age, and the theories of the rapture and of the millennium, taught from a pre-tribulation, pre-millennial viewpoint.

A study of the events in heaven and earth following the rapture and a careful study of the Book of Revelation including the methods of interpreting Revelation.

A comprehensive study of the Jewish nation, beginning with the journey of Abraham through the conquest of the Promised Land under Joshua. Archaeological and historical testimony supplementing the Old Testament will be considered.

A comprehensive study of the Jewish nation, beginning with the time of the Judges until the birth of Christ. Archaeological and historical testimony supplementing the Old Testament will be considered.

An examination of current trends in theology in the light of the Word of God. Major emphasis is given to Fundamentalism, Liberalism, Neo-orthodoxy, Existentialism, and Neo-Evangelicalism.

A thorough examination of the inspiration and preservation of the Bible. A careful assessment of the KJV issues and the history of the English Bible.

The development of typing techniques with stress on fingering, accuracy, rhythm, and speed. Instruction and practice in machine transcription are included.

Mathematical calculation with practice toward the proficient use of calculators. Mathematical principles with emphasis on church business applications including interest, checking accounts, financial records, and payroll.

Instruction and practice in proper communication through letters, memos, and business conversations. Students will learn to effectively plan, prepare, edit, and proofread various types of messages.