Courses – Bachelor Degree in Apostolic Ministry
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Anointing | 4 |
| BM404 | Power Principles | 4 |
| BA401 | The Apostolic Ministry | 4 |
| BA402 | The Apostolic Anointing | 4 |
| BA403 | The Apostolic Church | 4 |
| BA404 | Apostolic Foundations | 4 |
| BA405 | The Apostolic Movement | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Apostolic Ministry program must have completed an Associate Degree in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours. The Bachelor Degree in Apostolic Ministry prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, Bible College or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Apostolic Ministry program, the students should be able to:
- serve in ministry such as a local church and develop abilities and virtues that will prepare them for their apostolic calling.
- demonstrate a good understanding of theological and Biblical interpretation.
- achieve personal growth in the apostolic ministry through the integration of theory and practice.
- have an in depth overview of the apostolic ministry and an understanding of Christ and His Kingdom, governmental structure, and mission of the church.
- identify what is needed to restore authentic apostolic foundations so that the church can function effectively and in unity in the present-day environment.
- understand what it means to restore the five-fold ministry that will bring the church into unity and the full stature of Christ.
- formulate the phases of apostolic preparation and training and the related signs of the apostolic calling.
- understand all aspects of the apostolic era and mission in the early church.
- discover how necessary it is to spend time in the presence of the Lord in the secret place and develop a face to face relationship with Him.
Courses – Bachelor Degree in Theology
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Anointing | 4 |
| BA402 | The Apostolic Anointing | 4 |
| BT401 | Christology | 4 |
| BT402 | Preparing for Tomorrow | 4 |
| BT403 | Systematic Theology | 4 |
| BT404 | Apologetics | 4 |
| BT405 | Homiletics | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Theology program must have completed a Diploma in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours. The Bachelor Degree in Theology prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, Bible College or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Theology program, the students should be able to:
- explore the Bible in depth and to search for answers to some of the most pressing and confounding questions about man’s connection and relationship with God
- understand the methods of Biblical, historical and systematic theology as a basis
- search for a deeper understanding of the Christian religion and its interpretation of the universe
- serve in ministry such as a local church or missions and develop abilities and virtues that will prepare them for their calling and career
- provide an in-depth Biblical foundation to supply the values, knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve in church ministry
- engage in the systematic study of the Scriptures and theology while being exposed to current theological issues that will enable independent Biblical and constructive thinking in vital areas of ministry
- look closer at how Christianity engages culture and how to use the Christian faith to address our world’s toughest issues
- explore Christian doctrine and how it developed
- look at the texts, beliefs and histories of religious groups and interpret, understand and ask questions about them
- formulate essential principles and ethics of Christianity
Courses – Bachelor Degree in Ministry
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Anointing | 4 |
| BT405 | Homiletics | 4 |
| BM401 | The Ministry of the Holy Spirit | 4 |
| BM402 | Pastoral Ministry | 4 |
| BM403 | Methods of Multiplication | 4 |
| BM404 | Power Principles | 4 |
| BM405 | Journey to Christianity | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Ministry program must have completed a Diploma in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours. The Bachelor of Ministry degree prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Ministry program, the students should be able to:
- serve in ministry such as a local church or missions and develop abilities and virtues that will prepare them for their calling and career
- provide an in-depth Biblical foundation to supply the values, knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve in church ministry
- demonstrate a good understanding of theological and Biblical interpretation
- provide foundational knowledge of the major disciplines of Christian ministry
- look closer at how Christianity engages culture and how to use the Christian faith to address our world’s toughest issues
- explore Christian doctrine and how it developed
- formulate essential principles and ethics of Christianity
- provide the basic pastoral competence required for effective ministry in the Christian community
- develop initial skills for pastoral ministry
Achieve personal growth in ministry through the integration of theory and practice.
Courses – Bachelor Degree in Prophetic Ministry
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BA402 | The Apostolic Anointing | 4 |
| BM404 | Power Principles | 4 |
| BP401 | Old Testament Prophets | 4 |
| BP402 | Preparing for Tomorrow | 4 |
| BP403 | Visions and Dreams | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Ministry | 4 |
| BP405 | Biblical Prophecy | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Prophetic Ministry program must have completed an Diploma in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours. The Bachelor Degree in Prophetic Ministry prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, Bible College or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Prophetic Ministry program, the students should be able to:
- serve in ministry such as a local church and develop abilities and virtues that will prepare them for their prophetic calling and career
- provide an in-depth Biblical foundation to supply the values, knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve in church ministry
- demonstrate a good understanding of theological and Biblical interpretation
- provide foundational knowledge of the major prophetic disciplines of Christian ministry
- explore the Christian prophetic doctrine and how it developed
- formulate essential principles and ethics of Christianity
- formulate essential principles of the prophetic ministry
- provide the basic prophetic competence required for effective ministry in the Christian community
- develop initial skills for prophetic ministry
- achieve personal growth in the prophetic ministry through the integration of theory and practice
- understand how to discern the voice of God and know when God speaks
- understand Spiritual gifts as applied to the office of a Prophet
- learn the rules that judge prophecy and identify signs of error
- understand the theology of dreams and dream interpretation
Courses – Bachelor Degree in Christian Counseling
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BM404 | Power Principles | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Anointing | 4 |
| BC401 | Counseling | 4 |
| BC402 | Christian Psychology | 4 |
| BC403 | Building Healthy Families | 4 |
| BC404 | Substance Abuse | 4 |
| BC405 | Overcoming Crisis | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Christian Counselingprogram must have completed a Diploma in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours.
The Bachelor Degree in Christian Counseling degree prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Christian Counseling program, the students should be able to:
- serve in ministry such as a local church and develop abilities and virtues that will prepare them for their calling and career
- provide an in-depth Biblical foundation to supply the values, knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve in Christian counseling ministry
- formulate essential principles and ethics of Christianity
- achieve personal growth in Christian counseling ministry through the integration of theory and practice
- be conversant with an array of counseling approaches, both Christian and secular
- display a basic competence in interviewing skills and counseling techniques
- show familiarity with the classical personality theories
- gain the necessary knowledge, practice, and skills for working with individuals, couples, children, families, and small groups in a variety of mental health settings
- understand and explain the issues and problems that people face in life from a thoroughly Biblical point of view
- impart the truth and power of God’s Word and the gospel into the lives of others that will bring emotional healing and health
- assistance in job placement
Courses – Bachelor Degree in Christian Education
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BM404 | Power Principles | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Anointing | 4 |
| BE401 | Adolescent Development | 4 |
| BE402 | Teaching Tactics | 4 |
| BE403 | Principles of Christian Education | 4 |
| BE404 | Classroom Management | 4 |
| BE405 | Creative Bible Studies | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Christian Education program must have completed a Diploma in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours. The Bachelor Degree in Christian Education degree prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Christian Education program, the students should be able to:
- serve in ministry such as a local church or missions and develop abilities and virtues that will prepare them for their calling and career
- provide an in-depth Biblical foundation to supply the values, knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve in Christian education
- demonstrate a good understanding of theological and Biblical interpretation
- provide foundational knowledge of the major disciplines of Christian ministry
- formulate essential principles and ethics of Christianity
- promote growth toward personal maturity and ministry competence in the practice of ministry-related Christian education
- utilize insights gained for the effective practice of Christian education in the church, the community, and the world
- be competent in both pastoral and educational practices
- understand the comprehension of educational foundations
- develop, organize, conduct, and evaluate Christian education ministry in various vocational assignments
- develop skills that will enable them to minister effectively to students and their families in contemporary cultural settings
- utilize insights gained from Biblical disciplines for the effective practice of Christian education in the church and the community
Courses – Bachelor Degree in Christian Entrepreneurship
| Code | Name of Course | Credits |
| BG301 | Biblical World View | 4 |
| BG302 | The Tabernacle of Moses | 4 |
| BG303 | The Armor Bearer | 4 |
| BG304 | Protocols in Ministry | 4 |
| BG305 | The Power of the Local Church | 4 |
| BG306 | The Five-Fold Anointing | 4 |
| BG307 | Know What You Believe | 4 |
| BG308 | World Religions | 4 |
| BM404 | Power Principles | 4 |
| BP404 | The Prophetic Anointing | 4 |
| BB401 | Management by Objectives | 4 |
| BB402 | The Christian Entrepreneur | 4 |
| BB403 | Million’s God’s Way | 4 |
| BB404 | The Discipline of Giving | 4 |
| BB405 | A Study of Money | 4 |
| Minimum of 15 Courses | 60 Credits |
Students wanting to enter the 60-credit Bachelor Degree in Christian Entrepreneurship program must have completed a Diploma in Ministry or an equivalent of 60 credit hours. The Bachelor Degree in Christian Entrepreneurship degree prepares students either for ordained ministry in a Christian church, or for a wider engagement in society.
Upon the successful completion of the Bachelor Degree in Christian Entrepreneurship program, the students should be able to:
- provide an in-depth Biblical foundation to supply the values, knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve in the market place
- formulate essential principles and ethics of Christianity
- understand that the Christian lifestyle provides spirit-led opportunities entrepreneurship
- apply Biblical principles that will set others free from a poverty mindset
- know that it is God’s will to bless His people so that they can bless others and that believers are called to bless the nations
- formulate the Scriptural basis for the expansion of the Kingdom of God into all areas of society
- appreciate that God calls those who are competitive and creative to fulfill the Great Commission
- formulate the best business practices and timeless Biblical principles to ensure success and wealth
- know that marketplace leaders exists to help men and women discover and fulfill God’s unique and complete purposes through their workplace calling
- understand that God uses marketplace ministry typically to evangelize the secular workplace as opposed to homes, churches, or specialized venues
- know that any Christian can fulfill their desire to serve God in the workplace