We will cover several subjects in this class. Some of them will be death, marriage, divorce and remarriage; issues that pastors must deal with effectively and scripturally. This class will provide a scriptural basis to face, understand and deal effectively with different topics that face the pastor on a regular basis.

This subject covers what the faith of the believer is and what it is not, how faith is obtained, the basic elements of faith, and how to use faith to accomplish the purposes of God and walk in the fullness of salvation.

This subject is designed to provide an overview of the subject ”Evangelism in the Word of God.” Students will discover what the Word says about evangelism and what that means for our personal lives, why we should evangelise, and different methods of evangelism.

In this subject we will study the practical side of entering the ministry and ministry itself. We will look at why so many are called, but so few chosen, how to begin in the ministerial call of God on your life, the character and qualifications of a minister of the Gospel and practical ministerial tips.

This subject focuses on the work of the Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testament, and present day ministry of the Holy Spirit. Special attention will be given to the deity and person of the Spirit and our personal fellowship with Him. Also covered will be the necessity of the Holy Spirit in the personal and public ministry of the believer, including how to be led by the Spirit.

This subject is designed to establish from the Scriptures that it is the will of God to heal all today. Special attention will be given to the believer’s role in receiving divine healing. This course will address the character and nature of God as it pertains to man, that God is love, and that His provision of healing and His willingness to demonstrate His healing power is an outflow of His love nature.

The subject of Righteousness is one of the least understood doctrines of the Bible today. Yet, it is the very thing that God gave for men to have access to Him. Therefore, a practical study of Righteousness will be the emphasis of this course. This course is designed to introduce the subject of Righteousness and to encourage application of this subject in our personal lives on a daily basis.

This subject is designed to increase the understanding of different supportive departments in a ministry or a church. Upon completion of this class each student will know the basics of different supportive ministry areas such as: ushers, greeters, altar care, sound, audio duplication, translation, and office work.

The purpose of this subject is to give an understanding of the principles of biblical leadership and how we can apply them in our life. Upon completion of this class, the student will understand: God’s will concerning leadership as shown in the Bible, why we should build a culture of leadership through teams, how to build a discipleship/leadership pipeline, how to get and stay in position as a leader, learn the processes necessary to build, how to plan for the future and how to evaluate their own performance and those they are training.

The purpose of this subject is to give an understanding of the principles of biblical leadership and how we can apply them in our life. Upon completion of this class, the student will understand: God’s will concerning leadership as shown in the Bible, why we should build a culture of leadership through teams, how to build a discipleship/leadership pipeline, how to get and stay in position as a leader, learn the processes necessary to build, how to plan for the future and how to evaluate their own performance and those they are training.

This subject is designed to provide an overview of the basic elements necessary in starting a church. Upon completion of this class, students will know the practical side of the “work” involved in pioneering the church, including how to work with the community and with the church members to produce good results. They will also know how to develop expertise in vision, planning and leadership.

This subject is designed to provide an overview of the basic elements necessary in starting a church. Upon completion of this class, students will know the practical side of the “work” involved in pioneering the church, including how to work with the community and with the church members to produce good results. They will also know how to develop expertise in vision, planning and leadership.

We will look at the Gospel of John overall and see how this book applies to our lives today. The student will see convincing proofs that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, the Saviour. They will see Jesus as a man, a minister, and one who always did the Father’s will and pleased Him in all things. The student will also see Jesus as our example to follow.

This subject is a study in the spiritual authority that has been given to the believer through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Through His death, resurrection and ascension, Jesus defeated Satan and gave believers access to all the power of God through His name.

This subject will cover the various ministry gifts Christ gave to the Church. Each ministry gift will be defined and examined in view of God’s Word and from practical experience. Also covered will be the nine supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit listed in 1 Corinthians 12:8-10, with scriptural examples of each gift, and an examination of the operation, purpose, and benefits of these gifts in the Church today.

This subject is designed to show the importance of prayer as a necessary way of life for every believer. The purpose and importance of prayer, the different kinds of prayer and how they function, and how to participate with the Holy Ghost in prayer will all be covered.

According to the Word, as believers, we are to live a life of honour toward God and man. Therefore, this subject is designed to thoroughly explore the subject of Biblical honour. Special attention will be given to exploring the characteristics and benefits of one who is living a life of honour. The subject of proper submission and authority will also be covered.

 In this subject students will also learn in theory and practice how to plan and prepare a church meeting or church activity. They will learn the fundamental questions for preparation, and the practical aspects involved in planning a larger meeting or activity.

This subject is designed to increase the understanding of different supportive departments in a ministry or a church. Upon completion of this class each student will know the basics of different supportive ministry areas such as: ushers, greeters, altar care, sound, audio duplication, translation, and office work.

This subject is designed to develop in the student the skill of biblical interpretation. Students receive an overview of the most widely accepted rules of Biblical Interpretation, including contextual, historical, cultural, and grammatical interpretation. Special emphasis is given to the role and influence of the Holy Spirit in interpreting the Scriptures, and the proper application of the Scriptures.

The purpose of this subject is to give you a closer look into the heart and skills necessary to minister to teens. At the completion of this course you will have a better understanding of how you can positively relate to, and effectively minister to an unreached generation living among us.

The purpose of this subject is to make the student aware of the importance of developing effective people skills and to cause you to understand that your success in life and ministry is greatly determined by your ability to work with, relate to and influence people. Upon completion of this class, the student will be able to identify the qualities necessary to become a people person, identify and define proper people management skills and effective leadership qualities, and understand how to relate to people with different personalities. The student will also better understand how to deal successfully with difficult people, develop conflict resolution skills, and to develop effective communication skills. The student will take the DISC personality test. They will better understand their natural tendencies. The student will identify their areas of weaknesses and strengths. They will also learn the four basic personality types and better understand how to relate to others with different personalities from their own.

This subject is designed to help the student understand the importance of personal financial management. Specific topics include the tithe vs. offerings, managing your money, obstacles to good planning, how to establish good credit, practical guidelines to spending, credit card debt, savings and investments, giving and receiving, and Biblical prosperity.

This subject is designed to provide an overview of the basic elements necessary in starting a church. Upon completion of this class, students will know the practical side of the “work” involved in pioneering the church, including how to work with the community and with the church members to produce good results. They will also know how to develop expertise in vision, planning and leadership.

This subject is designed to provide students with an overview of how to effectively minister to children. It will also examine the ways to design and furnish a classroom to meet the needs of each age group. A survey of necessary policies and procedures concerning health and safety standards will also be explored. Students will become aware of how to work with each age group of children, know how to organise a volunteer base for classrooms, and know how to assist students in developing proper health and safety practices for nursery and preschool children. They will also learn how to prepare for large events, as well as outreach events.

 This subject covers why the love of God is so vital to our lives. Students will learn how to let the love of God dominate their lives, walking in love, the characteristics of the God kind of love, and the benefits of walking in love.

The purpose of this subject is to give an understanding of the principles of biblical leadership and how we can apply them in our life. Upon completion of this class, the student will understand: God’s will concerning leadership as shown in the Bible, why we should build a culture of leadership through teams, how to build a discipleship/leadership pipeline, how to get and stay in position as a leader, learn the processes necessary to build, how to plan for the future and how to evaluate their own performance and those they are training.