Curriculum
| YEAR 1 | ||||||
| Fall Semester | Spring Semester | |||||
| Course | Credits | Course | Credits | |||
| *BE 111 | Introduction to Biblical Studies | 3 | *BE 121 | Old Testament II | 3 | |
| *BE 112 | Old Testament I | 3 | BE 122 | Acts | 2 | |
| BE 113 | NT Survey | 3 | BE 123 | Thessalonians/Pastorals | 3 | |
| Mi 111 | Evangelism | 2 | CE 121 | Intro to Christian Education | 2 | |
| Eng 111 | English Grammar | 2 | Eng 121 | English Composition | 2 | |
| Gk 111 | Greek I | 3 | Gk 121 | Greek II | 3 | |
| YEAR 2 | ||||||
| Fall Semester | Spring Semester | |||||
| Course | Credits | Course | Credits | |||
| *BE 211 | Old Testament III | 3 | *BE 221 | Old Testament IV | 3 | |
| BE 212 | Romans and Galatians | 3 | BE 222 | John: Gospel/Epistles | 3 | |
| *Th 211 | Doctrine I | 3 | *Th 221 | Doctrine II | 3 | |
| *CH 211 | Church History I | 2 | *CH 221 | Church History II | 2 | |
| Gov 211 | Government | 2 | Gov 221 | Government | 2 | |
| Gk 211 | Greek III | 4 | Gk 221 | Greek IV | 4 | |
| YEAR 3 | ||||||
| Fall Semester | Spring Semester | |||||
| Course | Credits | Course | Credits | |||
| *BE 311 | Old Testament V | 3 | BE 321 | Revelation / Daniel | 3 | |
| BE 312 | Matthew | 2 | Mi 321 | Intro to Missions | 2 | |
| *Th 311 | Doctrine III | 3 | *Th 321 | Doctrine IV | 3 | |
| *CH 311 | Church History III | 2 | PS 321 | Homiletics II | 2 | |
| PS 311 | Homiletics I | 2 | PS 322 | Church Administration | 2 | |
| Hb 311 | Hebrew I | 3 | Hb 321 | Hebrew II | 3 | |
| YEAR 4 | ||||||
| Fall Semester | Spring Semester | |||||
| Course | Credits | Course | Credits | |||
| BE 411 | Corinthians | 2 | BE 421 | General Epistles | 3 | |
| Th 411 | Apologetics | 3 | BE 422 | Prison Epistles | 3 | |
| Mi 411 | Church Planting | 2 | Th 421 | Cults | 2 | |
| CE 411 | Christian Life and Family | 3 | Th 422 | Theology Seminar | 2 | |
| PS 411 | Church Music | 2 | PS 421 | Pastoral Duties | 2 | |
| Hb 411 | Hebrew III | 3 | Hb 421 | Hebrew IV | 3 | |
| *Course Descriptions (where course title is insufficient to describe the study): |
| BE 111 Introduction to Biblical Studies An introductory presentation of scriptural principles governing biblical interpretation, study methods and application; a biblical explanation and defense of Dispensationalism; an introduction to the Bible manuscript and version controversy, confirming the credibility and superiority of the Majority Text. |
| BE 112 Old Testament I A biblical introduction to the Old Testament with a chronological survey of God's dealings with His people, emphasizing Israel's national, political, and spiritual history. |
| BE 121 Old Testament II (Genesis - Deuteronomy) A study of God's works and covenants from the beginning of His creation through the experiences of Israel under the leadership of Moses, emphasizing primary biblical themes (e.g., Creation, Sin, Judgment, Faith, Covenant, Obedience, Seed and Israel). |
| BE 211 Old Testament III A study of the Lord's dealings with Israel from their entrance into the Promised Land throughout the reign of Solomon; emphasizing the historical progression within the context of God's covenants and dispensational requirements. Consideration will be given to the poetical writings with emphasis on God's works and excellency, the worship and praise of God, and blessings and life of those who trust in Him and His Word. |
| BE 221 Old Testament IV A study of God’s dealings with His people from the division of the kingdom to the eviction of Judah from the land during the Babylonian conquest. Consideration will be given not only to the historical development but also to the prophetic messages of the period; emphasizing the character and promises of God regarding the Messiah, kingdom and future of Israel. |
| BE 311 Old Testament V A study of the Lord’s dealings with Israel while in Babylonian captivity through their return to the land and rebuilding of Jerusalem and the temple. Consideration will be given to the historical events and their significance for Christian life and ministry today. Consideration will be given to the prophetic messages wherein God rebukes and encourages His people, and promises the Lord’s coming and kingdom. |
| TH 211 Doctrine I Theology Proper, Bibliology and Angelology |
| TH 221 Doctrine II Anthropology, Hamartiology, Christology, and Soteriology |
| TH 222 Apologetics A survey of evidences for the inerrancy of Scripture and validity of Bible Christianity from prophecy, internal structure, history and archaeology; including answers to common objections; a defense of biblical creation. |
| TH 311 Doctrine III Pneumatology and Ecclesiology |
| TH 321 Doctrine IV Eschatology |
| TH 322 An oral examination of the student when he concisely affirms and defends his prepared doctrinal statement. |
| CH 211 Church History I A study of the history of the church from the close of the book of Acts through the 15th century; noting those groups of believers who stood and often suffered for the faith of the Word of God in the midst of heresy, compromise and syncretism. |
| CH 221 Church History II A study of the church from the 16th through the 18th centuries; emphasizing the Reformation, religion in Colonial America and Baptist history. |
| CH 311 Church History III A study of the church from the 19th century to the present; emphasizing the history and development of Fundamentalism and its stand against Modernism, Neo Orthodoxy, New Evangelicalism, Ecumenism, the Charismatic movement, Conservative Evangelicalism; T4G, etc., demonstrating that Biblical Separation is essential to true Fundamentalism. |