An Associate Degree of Theology is designed to prepare the student for examining religious doctrines, examining life and faith through the study of scriptures, theological traditions, and historicalcontexts. This Degree programme will provide students with a solid Biblical foundation by developing the skills, knowledge and confidence for sound Biblical analysis and interpretation.

Prayer Ministry

This course is designed to teach students how to pray, using scriptures and examples of people crying out to God and asking for his strength, guidance, healing and more.  By understanding how prayer is used in the Bible, you can better understand why Christians pray and what exactly they pray for.

The Book of John

This course shows the deity of Jesus Christ in the book of John. His sonship is revealed here more than in any other book of the Bible. Since no person can see God, it was therefore necessary that Christ came to declare Him. The humanity of Jesus was reflected in the synoptic gospels, but the divinity of Christ is expounded in the book of John.

Bible Doctrine 2

This course is designed to teach the major doctrines of the bible in a topical manner. 
Why do we believe what we believe? In the absence of a proper doctrinal foundation, our beliefs can be pegged to wrong concepts. Jesus often corrected many of the religious teachers of His day for their skewed interpretation and erroneous application of scriptures. 

Synoptic Gospels

The Synoptic Gospels (synoptic which means “seen together”) gives a panoramic view of the ministry of Jesus from an historical, social and theological setting. A Jewish tax collector, a civil servant and a doctor had the opportunity to witness how Jesus successfully imparted the kingdom message. This Course covers the Synoptic Gospels according to Matthew, Mark and Luke.

Bible Doctrine 1

This course is designed to teach the major doctrines of the bible in a topical manner. 
Why do we believe what we believe? In the absence of a proper doctrinal foundation, our beliefs can be pegged to wrong concepts. Jesus often corrected many of the religious teachers of His day for their skewed interpretation and erroneous application of scriptures. 

How To Study The Bible

This course introduces an inductive method of Bible study which fosters a personal interaction with the Word of God so that beliefs are based on a prayerful understanding and legitimate interpretation of Scriptures.  Inductive study uses the scriptures of the Bible as the primary source of information with secondary sources being commentaries, concordances, study books, videos and other relevant material.