Summary of courses in Theology is offered below:

Theology 101 - God the Father

The study of God the Father will be through the revelation of Himself that he made available to men
within the covers of His book, the Bible.  The first study covers the five subjects as follows:
Introduction to the study of the attributes of God, scope of these attributes, the personality of God
centering in the Spirit, God as the living, intelligent, purposive and active person He is, and God as the
free, self conscious and emotional person that He is.


Theology 102 - God the Father

The study of God the Father will be through the revelation of Himself that he made available to men
within the covers of His book, the Bible.  This study covers four subjects as follows:
There is in existence but one God, God is self-existent, eternal, and unchangeable.  God is
omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent.  God is perfect, infinite, and incomprehensible.


Theology 103 - God the Father

The study of God the Father will be through the revelation of Himself that he made available to men
within the covers of His book, the Bible.  This study covers four subjects as follows:
the goodness of God in relation to Himself, God's righteousness, faithfulness and mercifulness, the
Christ-likeness of God, the Trinity of the One True God.:


Theology 104 - Christology / God the Son

As we begin with the Doctrine of the Son, we enter a field of material so vast that a preliminary
survey will be found helpful.  It includes the following subjects:
Christ's Pre-Existence, His Diety, His Incarnation, His Virgin Birth, His Humanity, and His Person.


Theology 105 - Christology / God the Son II

Topics for this course include Christ's crucifixion, His resurrection, and His Ascension.


Theology 106 - Pneumatology / God the Holy Spirit

The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit - study of the Holy Spirit.  We teach on  His role throughout 
history, the power He gives Christians to live the Christian life and overcome sin, and His 
ongoing work in the world today.


Theology 107 - Soteriology / Salvation

This vast subject is the central theme of the Holy Scriptures. We study the 3 why’s of accepting 
Salvation; Grace, Election and Calling, the 3 how’s of receiving Salvation; Faith, Repentance and 
Conversion and the 7 what’s of what we get in Salvation; Union with Christ, Justification, 
Regeneration being the 3 acts of what we get and Adoption, Sanctification, Preservation and 
Glorification being the 4 processes we receive in Salvation. 


Theology 108 - Kingdom

The biblical usage of the term 'Kingdom' refers to the divine rule of God.  A kingdom involves a king,
one who rules, subjects, those who are ruled, and an actual exercise of rulership.  Based on this definition,
the Kingdom of God can be described tentatively as the rule of God over His creatures.  When the term
is used in the Old Testament, it is when such passages speak of God as 'King' or 'Judge'.  The term is
very common in the synoptic gospels, 4 times in John, eight times in Acts, and six times in Revelation.
This course will discuss the use of this term as it appears in the Bible.  Either as Universal, local, directly
by God or as ruling through a mediator, which is called Mediatorial.  The latter will be the major emphasis
of the class. 
	  

Theology 109 - Ecclesiology / The Church

Ecclesiology is the Doctrine of the Church - it studies the place of the Church in the Doctrine 
of Scripture. The great theme of the scripture is the kingdom of God. Ordinarily, it is wise to 
survey this area in its entirety before discussing the doctrine of the Church. This will place 
everything in perspective. The Church is one aspect of the Kingdom of God. It is presumed 
that those who take this course have some general knowledge of the Kingdom, so that the Church 
will be seen in its proper place, and yet distinguished from the totality of the Kingdom. In order 
for the student to understand and appreciate the distinct nature and importance of the Church, it 
is necessary for the student to see that the church has a particular place separate and apart from 
all the saved of all the ages, is not to be identified with the nation of Israel, but is in a class all by 
itself. 


Theology 110 - Eschatology / Future Events

Eschatology is the term used to describe that area of Biblical teaching dealing with the final 
outcome of things. Implicit in the very nature of things, where there is commencement and 
continuation, there must inevitably be a consummation. The Bible teaches very clearly that 
there was a commencement of this present order of things by creation (Gen.1:1). It also makes 
very clear that there is a continuation of this present order by the preserving power of 
God (Neh. 9:6). In addition, the Bible also teaches that there is movement in the plan of God 
toward the final outcome, the consummation of all things. (I Cor. 15:24,28). This course will 
discuss thoroughly the subjects: The physical death, The intermediate state,  The Second Coming 
of Christ, including tribulation, The antichrist, The resurrection, The judgements and The final 
state of the unsaved. 

Theology 111 - Angelology

The Doctrine of ANGELOLOGY.  This study will answer questions such as who are angels? 

What are their nature and their ministry?  How are angels classified?  It covers the Doctrines of

 Satan and demons, Biblical Instructions on dealing with demons and it studies Spiritual Warfare.