Associate of  Theology

Foundation Courses

• THE100: Foundations of Christian Doctrine (3 credits) This is the study of the previous doctrinal foundations of Christianity. These major Truths give structure to every Christian and are a must in the day that we live, where there are so many erroneous beliefs.

• THE101: Understanding God (3 credits) This is a structural foundation course that is given in questions and answers. It explores God's nature, character, and attributes as revealed in Scripture, providing a deeper understanding of His identity and relationship with humanity and the Acts of the Holy Spirit. Students will examine key theological concepts to strengthen their faith and cultivate a closer walk with God.

• THE106: 21 Gifts of the Holy Spirit (3 Credits) This course explores the 21 gifts of the Holy Spirit as outlined in Scripture, focusing on their purpose, activation, and application in the life of a believer. From this course, the students will explore the Nine Gifts of the Holy Spirit, the Seven Gifts Given at Birth, and the Five Ministering Gifts.

• THE111: The Book of Romans (3 Credits) This is a basic New Testament book of the Bible, giving the student sound theology of justification, sanctification and glorification through the atoning blood of Jesus. Many Christian-life principles are also taught. This covers 3 quarters.

• THE133: Knowing God's Voice (3 Credits) This course delves into the attributes and character of God as revealed in Scripture. Students will explore His holiness, justice, love, and sovereignty, deepening their understanding of His nature and voice and how it shapes Christian faith and practice.

• THE104: New Testament Survey I (3 credits) This course provides an overview of the New Testament, focusing on the historical context, themes, and key teachings of the Gospels and Acts. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ and the early Church’s development.

• THE105: Old Testament Survey I (3 credits) This course offers an overview of the Old Testament, focusing on its historical context, major themes, and key events from Genesis through Esther. Students will explore God’s covenant relationship with His people and the foundational principles of faith revealed in these books.

• MIN103: Character Development/Living A Christian Life and Knowing Who I Am in Christ (3 credits) Character Development and Knowing Who I Am in Christ (3 credits) is a practical course that connects Christian faith with everyday life. It focuses on becoming Christ-like through real-life applications and exploring the believer’s identity in Christ, including spiritual truths, new nature, purpose, and authority, empowering students to live confidently in their faith.

Core Courses

• THE110: Missions in Church History (3 Credits) This course examines the history of Christian missions, focusing on key figures, movements, and strategies that advanced the Gospel worldwide. Students will explore how missionary efforts have shaped the global Church and learn lessons to inspire and guide modern mission work.

• THE116: Present Day Truth (3 Credits) What is God doing today? God is raising up an Army that will preach the Gospel of the Kingdom message. This Army will love the Lord with all their hearts, and in unity, reach out to the lost.

• THE210: Born for The Glory (3 Credits) This course explores the believer's divine purpose and destiny to live for and reflect God's glory. Students will examine the scriptural basis for their calling to participate in His glory and learn how to walk in the fullness of their identity in Christ. Text/video/Resources: Based on materials by Paul Bunty & David Collins

• MIN112: Prophetic New Testament (3 Credits) Explores the role and function of prophecy and prophetic gifts within the New Testament church. This course examines key biblical texts (Acts, Epistles) to understand prophecy's impact on early church life and mission, considering its relevance today.