Our Objective is for All of our students to:
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Grow in knowledge of God’s word and mission as evidenced by the ability to understand and explain Scriptural knowledge and practice.
2
Exhibit increasing Christ-likeness as evidenced by gospel-driven personal, communal, and missional relationships.
3
Cultivate leadership qualities as evidenced by personal discipline, skillful service, and compassionate initiative.
4
Pursue excellence in all of life as evidenced by quality academic work, faithfulness in ministry responsibilities, and financial stewardship
5
Develop a Kingdom mentality as evidenced by an awareness of and appreciation for diverse local and global cultures, particularly in ministry contexts.
Ministry Formation
In addition to the Biblical/Theological studies core, all degree-seeking students complete a minimum of 50 documented service hours and 4 additional ministry-oriented programs or events by the time of their graduation. This hands-on approach is designed to introduce students to the multi-faceted nature of ministry and to equip them to be effective workers and witnesses in the Church and in the public square. Ministry opportunities include:
- Discipleship groups led by a faculty member
- International mission trip
- Summer youth church camp as a camp counselor
- Chapel band
- And more!
Explore Our Primary Program:
Associate of Arts in General & Biblical Studies
This two-year degree is designed for the student who wants to pursue academic excellence with a strong foundation in biblical worldview and servant leadership.
Students engage in a wide range of Biblical/Theological and general studies, all presented through the lens of a dynamic biblical worldview. In the Capstone Course of this degree, students synthesize their learning and produce a scholarly paper examining a select, secular topic in light of Scripture.
A minimum of 6o hours are necessary to fulfill this degree’s requirements.
Program Outcomes:
• Prepare students for additional collegiate study
• Expose students to a variety of academic disciplines
• Become thoroughly familiar with the Biblical Worldview
• Possess the ability to winsomely and effectively articulate
a defense of the Christian worldview
• Begin initial preparation for students to serve and/or lead within
churches, Christian ministries, non-profit , or school settings.
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Associate of Arts in General & Biblical Studies
