Why This Program

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Biblically grounded

Students gain broad and structured exposure to Scripture through Old Testament and New Testament introductions, hermeneutics, and expository preaching preparation.

 

Theologically rigorous

A full Systematic Theology sequence (Theology I–IV) provides an unusually strong doctrinal framework for the bachelor level, paired with advanced studies in theological systems and applied theology.

 

Ministry-focused

Students don’t just learn—they practice. The program includes ministry and worship practicums and applied training in key ministry areas (e.g., counseling, worship, leadership, teaching).

 

Academically credible

The program includes theological writing, academic skills development, and a Bachelor’s Thesis, preparing students for future graduate work (M.A., M.Div.) and serious ministry leadership.

 

Learning Outcomes

 

By the end of the program, graduates will be able to:

•    Interpret Scripture with sound hermeneutical method and evangelical conviction

•    Articulate and defend major doctrines of the Christian faith with clarity

•    Preach and teach biblically, with faithful application to church life

•    Engage cultural and religious challenges through apologetics and comparative theology

•    Serve in ministry settings with demonstrated competency through practicums

•    Produce a bachelor-level thesis showing theological reasoning and academic writing skill

 

Curriculum Highlights

 

Theological Core

•    Theology I–IV

•    Theological Systems

•    Comparative Theology: Dispensationalism & Covenant Theology

•    Theology of Worship (Intro + Applied)

•    Theology of Man and Woman

 

Biblical Studies

•    New Testament Introduction I–II

•    Old Testament Introduction I–III

•    Hermeneutics

•    Homiletics

 

Languages

•    Introduction to Biblical Greek (Old Greek)

 

Church & Mission

•    History of Christianity I–II

•    Missiology

 

Ministry Formation (Practice-Based)

•    Ministry Practicum

•    Worship Participation Practicum

•    Biblical Counseling (Intro + Applications)

 

Academic Development

•    Introduction to Academic Studies

•    Theological Writing

•    Bachelor’s Thesis

 

Who Should Apply

 

This program is designed for students who:

•    Sense a calling to pastoral or ministry leadership

•    Want a structured, serious theological foundation

•    Serve (or plan to serve) in local church ministry: preaching, teaching, youth, counseling, worship, missions

•    Desire a bachelor degree that combines academics + real ministry practice

 

Admissions

 

Applicants typically provide:

•    Completed application form

•    Brief testimony / statement of faith (as required)

•    Recommendation(s) from a pastor or ministry leader (as required)

•    Prior education documents (high school / college transcripts if applicable)

Transfer Credit: Students with prior theological training or college coursework may be eligible for credit evaluation.

 

Tuition & Schedule

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Tuition and scheduling are cohort-based and may vary by program level, location, and delivery format.

• Course delivery: In-person and/or hybrid (as available)

• Academic schedule: Published annually by cohort

• Practicum: Coordinated with local church ministry settings

 

Tuition details are provided to applicants during the admissions process.

Limited financial assistance may be available through church or ministry sponsorships.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Is this degree more academic or practical?

Both. It includes strong theology and biblical studies, plus supervised practicums and applied ministry courses.

 

Can I continue into an M.Div or M.A afterward?

Yes. The program is designed to build a strong foundation for graduate-level theological education.

 

Do I need prior ministry experience?

No. Students may enter at different stages of calling and preparation.

 

Is biblical Greek required?

Yes—introductory Greek is included to strengthen biblical interpretation and sermon preparation.