Courses
Courses are assigned notation and number sequences, i.e., ACT – Accounting, BIB – Bible, BUS – Business,
CED – Christian Education, COM – Communication, ECON – Economics,
ENG – English,
EVG – Evangelism, GEN – General, HIS – History, HUM – Humanities, LAN – Language, LED – Leadership, MAT – Math, MED – Media, MIN – Ministry, MIS – Missions, MUM – Music, SCI – Science, SOS – Social Science, THE – Theology.
Accounting
ACT101 ACCOUNTING I
A basic understanding of accounting theory, practices and procedures through the accounting cycle; transaction analysis and recording in journals and ledgers.
ACT102 ACCOUNTING II
Prerequisite: ACT101
This course is a continuation of Accounting I and includes asset valuation, measuring and reporting of the equities of creditors and owners, partnership and corporation forms, income taxes and financial analysis.
Bible
BIB101 OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY
A historical and thematic survey of the Old Testament, with particular attention given to the cultural, historical, and geographical background of the literature, and to practical applications of major Old Testament themes and theological issues. Special emphasis is placed on the connections of Old Testament Literature with New Testament Literature as the standard for Christian faith and practice.
BIB103 NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY
A historical and thematic survey of the contents and theological issues of each New Testament book, with particular attention given to the cultural, historical, literary genre, and geographical preparation of the world for the birth of Christ, and the impact of the Gospel message in New Testament times.
BIB105 BIBLE STUDY METHODS
Methods and strategies for communicating biblical truth. Specific methods of Bible study are examined along with how these methods apply to various types of biblical literature. Students have opportunity to apply course content by constructing and presenting lessons.
BIB107 UNDERSTANDING THE BIBLE FOR CURRENT MINISTRY
An overview of approaches and methods used in biblical interpretation with attention given to styles which strengthen personal spiritual growth and biblical knowledge, including the factors of presuppositions, historical context, figurative language, and genre.
BIB201 LIFE OF CHRIST
This course is a survey of the Person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ, from His pre-existence to His eternal reign. Included is a focus on Old Testament types and prophecies, as well as His authority, character, the hypostatic union, kenosis, suffering, death, resurrection and present day ministry.
BIB204 Gospel of John
This course studies the Gospel of John by looking at the content and theological themes within. Attention will be given to the Old Testament background to the Gospel, the significance of signs, Jesus’ use of figurative language concerning himself, as well as his teaching about the Holy Spirit. Our study will emphasize the trustworthiness of the Gospel as well as the theological insight into the ministry of Jesus it presents.
BIB205 ACTS
A study of the triumphant spread of the Gospel through the power of the Holy Spirit, from the narrow borders of Judaism into the Gentile world as told by Luke in the Book of Acts. Also, examines the characteristics of God, the person of the Holy Spirit, the gifts and fruit of the Holy Spirit and the anointing of the Holy Spirit operational in the life of the believer today.
BIB223 OLD TESTAMENT POETIC LITERATURE
A study of the Old Testament Poetic Literature including Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon. Attention is given to the nature, purpose, function, types and growth of poetry and wisdom literature in ancient Israel. The course also gives attention to the hermeneutical principles used in interpreting these books.
Business
BUS101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
This course introduces both business and non-business majors to various fields of business study. Topics include foundations of business and economic systems, management and leadership styles, entrepreneurship, motivational theory and techniques, per¬sonnel and production management, accounting, information sys¬tems, business law, union/management relations and global issues. The course prepares students for higher-level business study and explores a variety of major options and career paths.
BUS210 BUSINESS LAW
This course is a basic study of the fundamentals of legal liability, the growth of our legal system, and the legal rights, duties and obligations of the individual. Specifically covered are law and society, contracts, agency and employment. Where applicable, the Uniform Commercial Code is used as the basis for statutory inter¬pretation.
BUS220 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
This class focuses on the specific application of writing, speaking and other communication skills in an organizational environment. Topics include internal communication, media relations, branding, preparing printed and digital communication materials including PowerPoint and other presentation software, meeting planning, group facilitation and other essential skills.
BUS230 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
This course examines the business function of Marketing. Students will learn how marketers deliver value in satisfying customer needs and wants, determine which target markets the organization can serve best, and decide upon appropriate products, services and programs to serve these markets. Topics include branding and product development, pricing, strategies, marketing research, promotion, supply chain management and service marketing. Marketing metrics will be used throughout the course to assess the impact of the marketing strategies.
BUS240 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
Focuses on the basic management skills of planning, organizing, leading and controlling, with additional emphasis on ethics and social responsibility and management skills for the future. This course deals with understanding the manager’s job, decision making, motivation, leading change and innovation.
Christian Education
CED201 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
This course is a study of the basic principles and theory of Christian Education within the local Church. The student will develop a personal philosophy of Christian Education. The course introduces age characteristics and needs, as well as different teaching and learning methods.
Church Planting
CPL101 INTRODUCTION TO CHURCH PLANTING I
Deals with the expansion of the Kingdom of God through the planting of divinely patterned local churches. Basic principles for planning and starting a church will be discussed. Focus is given to help students discover and align God's purpose for their life with His plan for the Local Church, and the Last Days Harvest.
CPL102 INTRODUCTION TO CHURCH PLANTING II
Deals with the expansion of the Kingdom of God through the planting of divinely patterned local churches. Basic principles for planning and starting a church will be discussed. Focus is given to help students discover and align God's purpose for their life with His plan for the Local Church, and the Last Days Harvest.
CPL 110 CHURCH IN THE CULTURE OF TECHNOLOGY
A study of the functions of church management. Includes the analysis and the planning, organization, staffing, controlling, and directing responsibilities of a manager and the theory and applicability of management by objectives. The course provides a working knowledge of the administration of a local independent Pentecostal church including budget planning and implementation. The student will learn to manage a team of their peers in the planning, implementation, and assessment of a ministry project.
CPL 111 CHURCH ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT
A study of the functions of church management. Includes the analysis and the planning, organization, staffing, controlling, and directing responsibilities of a manager and the theory and applicability of management by objectives. The course provides a working knowledge of the administration of a local independent Pentecostal church including budget planning and implementation. The student will learn to manage a team of their peers in the planning, implementation, and assessment of a ministry project.
Communication
COM101 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION
An overview of theories, processes and models of communication. Topics include interpersonal and group communication, media literacy and types of public communication.
COM201 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH
A course designed to introduce the student to the principles of public speaking, including research, analysis, organization, writing, and delivery.
COM202 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
An intensive theoretical and practical study of the major factors impacting communication between individuals and among small groups. Detailed attention is paid to listening skills and awareness of the verbal and non-verbal factors that influence interactions. Cultural factors impacting communication are also given special attention.
COM203 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
A course designed to introduce the student to the art of communication for ministry in various cultural settings. The course examines the vital role culture plays in spreading the Gospel with emphasis on the origins and development of people groups from a cross-cultural perspective. Students learn to apply communication skills through hands on experiences in various situations.
Economics
ECON101 ECONOMICS
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of microeconomic theory. It deals with the behavior of individual economic units that are small relative to the national economy. The course explains how consumers, workers, investors, owners of land, and business firms make their decisions, and how they interact to form larger units of markets and industries. A thorough survey of market failure and government failure also will be covered.
English
ENG099 INTRODUCTION TO COMPOSITION
Required: Freshman year enrollment (if applicable) A developmental course in the fundamentals of grammar, punctuation, paragraph development and essay structure. It is required for students with a score of 16 or less on the English portion of the ACT or less than 420 on the verbal portion of the SAT. No college credit is given. Upon successful completion of this course, students must enroll in ENG101 Intermediate Composition.
ENG101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
An introduction to college-level writing. Students undertake an intensive grammar review and also learn to develop original writings in diverse genres. The course includes a study of the thesis, paragraph, and basic essay structure.
ENG102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
Prerequisite: ENG101 (or equivalent)
A course designed to reinforce the skills covered in Intermediate Composition, reviewing paragraph development, unclear sentence structure, the need for variety and emphasizing writing style and vocabulary development. New areas covered include pronoun language, and the process of research writing. A major composition in the form of a persuasive research paper is required.
ENG210 AMERICAN LITERATURE
Prerequisites: ENG101 and ENG102
A study of selected American literary works from the pre-colonial period to the twentieth century. A general overview of the major authors and works of American literature. The course surveys writings from the Puritan period through the early 20th century.
ENG211 ENGLISH LITERATURE
Prerequisites: ENG101 and ENG102
A survey course emphasizing general analysis and techniques in English writing. Readings from prose, fiction, theatre, and soliloquy are included. Various genres and time periods will also be explored, giving opportunity for analytical and evaluative essays.
ENG216 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
Prerequisites: ENG101 and ENG102
A course designed to provide a basic understanding of three principal literary genres: fiction, poetry, and drama. Students will develop the ability to read all three with the critical appreciation of a mature reader. This will allow students to use verbal and written discourse about literature to clarify their thinking on the basis of sound literary evidence.
Evangelism
EVG101 INTRODUCTION TO EVANGELISM
The course provides the student with an introductory overview of the ministry of evangelism. Emphasis is placed on developing a Christian worldview that engages the culture with the Good News. Students will develop a biblical and theological understanding of evangelism and will be equipped to be more effective in personal evangelism.
EVG102 HISTORY OF REVIVALISTS
A concise historical survey of the lives of significant leaders who gave themselves to repentance and prayer, hungering for revival fires in their generation.
EVG202 METHODS OF EVANGELISM
This course will present the various methods of evangelism giving the students opportunity to demonstrate those methods in the field. Attention will be given to the changing culture in America and what strategies the modern day Christian and church leader must employ to overcome the walls the un-churched have built in our society.
EVG208 THE EVANGELIST'S LIFE AND MINISTRY
The biblical basis, spiritual requirements, functions, and ethics of evangelistic ministry. The course explores the history and practice of the ministry of the evangelist. Attention is given to the preparation and preaching of the evangelistic sermon, the altar service, and the scheduling and promotion of evangelistic services. Changing paradigms of evangelistic ministry and their impact upon the local church are also considered.
General
GEN101 SUCCESS IN COLLEGE
Combines theory and practice in learning skills needed for success in college and life, such as study skills, time management, building relationships managing money and other skills required for independent living. Students with a bachelor's degree or higher or with 24 or more semester hours of college credit, having received a minimum of 3.0 overall GPA, can petition to be given credit for the course.
Government
GOV101 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
This course is a study of the institutions and processes of American government and politics at the national, state and local levels, with attention to policymaking and the relationship between citizenship and Christian faith.
History
HIS101 CHURCH HISTORY I
A survey of the expansion of Christianity from Pentecost to the Reformation, with special attention given to major historical movements, leaders, and theological issues.
HIS102 CHURCH HISTORY II
A survey of the expansion of Christianity from the Reformation to the present, with special attention given to major historical movements, leaders, and theological issues.
HIS103 HISTORY OF MISSIONS
A study of the methods, principles, aims and progress of Apostolic missions. Various periods of the missionary endeavor through the rise of Islam, the Reformation, William Carey, Adinirum Judson and the period for modern missions are studied.
HIS201 THE REFORMATION
A study of the methods, principles, aims and progress of Apostolic missions. Various periods of the missionary endeavor through the rise of Islam, the Reformation, William Carey, Adinirum Judson and the period for modern missions are studied.
Humanities
HUM104 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS
This course is a historical survey of current world religions and sects emphasizing the major beliefs, literature, culture, worldviews and ethics of various religions.
Language
LAN201 INTRODUCTION TO NEW TESTAMENT GREEK
This course is a basic introduction to New Testament Greek vocabulary and grammar and should equip the student for beginning to read the Greek NT and the LXX, as well as for subsequent study in syntax and exegesis.
LAN205 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL HEBREW
This course will introduce the study of the basic elements of the Hebrew Language used in the Old Testament. Students will learn the major components of the Hebrew verb system, nouns, prepositions, and other parts of the language. Students will read aloud and translate basic sentences. Students will practice reading and translating sentences from the textbook as well as verses from the Hebrew Bible.
Leadership
LED101 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
An overview of scriptural principles of relating to other individuals in individual, small group, family and organizational settings. Emphasis is placed on the leadership principles of Jesus and Paul, and the skills required to influence others from various positions in an organization.
LED202 VISIONARY LEADERSHIP
This course is a study on the concepts of visionary leadership methods and how to develop a clear sense of mission. An analysis of current strategies for key management challenges will be examined to include: strategic planning, team building, budgeting, forecasting, organizational structure, assessment and evaluation and other vital areas that promote organizational success.
LED203 DYNAMICS OF TEAM LEADERSHIP
This course will provide insights into leadership relationships, developing teams, coaching and diagnosing team effectiveness, empowerment, servant leadership, and the internal / external effects that team building has on the organizational community.
Math
MAT099 FUNDAMENTALS OF MATH
Prerequisite: MAT099 (or an ACT score of 16-26, SAT 370-609)
This course studies the algebra and mathematics necessary to solve problems that involve critical thinking skills and uses the basic laws of science, consumer math and statistics. Topics include story problems, quadratic equations, exponents, polynomials, factoring, percentages, and linear equations.
MAT101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
A course studying the fundamentals of basic business concepts.
Media
MED111 AUDIO AND LIGHT PRODUCTION
Introduction to the principles of audio and light in video, television, radio, theatre, and music. Study of the practical concepts, techniques, and terms of audio and light production.
MED142 SINGLE CAMERA VIDEO
Introduces the student to the various facets of single camera video production providing a treatment of each step involved in the preproduction, production, and postproduction stages. Discussion is given to the appropriate and creative use of videos in ministering the Gospel.
MED213 MEDIA PRACTICUM
Practical application of media production skills through hands-on experience with various media projects.
MED261 SCENE DESIGN
Study of working methods of stage and film set design. Exploration of theory, process, and practice. Fundamentals explored through sketches, drafting, and models. Stage scenery construction will be investigated and practiced in a departmental production.
MED262 TV STUDIO PRODUCTION
An introduction and experience for the student in the principles and basic skills of TV studio production. The primary focus is on its unique language, its equipment, and its potentials and limitations as a medium for propagating the Gospel.
MED280 SCRIPTWRITING
This course is designed to learn about film and television screenplay structure, analyze dramatic strategies to film and television and learn to apply correct script form.
MED281 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND JOURNALISM
A comprehensive overview of the types of print, broadcast and digital channels of media and their application for Christian ministry. Emphasis on the use of radio, television, Internet and social media to advance the Gospel.
MED282 MEDIA COMMUNICATION
This course offers instruction about the diverse skills needed by communication professionals in ministries and other organizations. Subjects include media relations, group facilitation, social media administration and communication strategy development.
MED283 MEDIA APPLICATIONS
An intensive course focused on the creation and development of communication materials. Deliverables will include video and audio scripts, news releases and other materials for news media, social media schedules and speeches.
MED 284 MEDIA THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY
This course is designed to introduce students to the basic elements of photography.
Ministry
MIN103 CHRISTIAN ETHICS
A Christian perspective on the science of human duty is presented along with a discussion of the major problems and both ancient and modern solutions.
MIN104 SPIRITUAL FORMATION
This course focuses on the development of the fruit of the Spirit in the believer’s life, with emphasis on the spiritual disciplines necessary to accomplish growth in grace; as well as the concept of authority, including the consequences of obedience and rebellion and proper relationships between those in authority and those under authority.
MIN105 YOUTH DISCIPLESHIP AND EVANGELISM
Developing an effective strategy for youth Discipleship and Evangelism. This involves the practical aspects of sharing faith and positive ways to win others to Christ. Emphasis is on mentoring and the leadership development of youth advisors and students. Other emphases include, leading students in developing a devotional life, the study of existing youth discipleship programs, and the application of small group dynamics.
MIN106 ASSIMILATION AND DISCIPLESHIP
Developing an effective strategy for youth Discipleship and Evangelism. This involves the practical aspects of sharing faith and positive ways to win others to Christ. Emphasis is on mentoring and the leadership development of youth advisors and students. Other emphases include, leading students in developing a devotional life, the study of existing youth discipleship programs, and the application of small group dynamics.
MIN201 CHURCH ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT
A study of the functions of church management. Includes the analysis and the planning, organization, staffing, controlling, and directing responsibilities of a manager and the theory and applicability of management by objectives. The course provides a working knowledge of the administration of a local independent Pentecostal church including budget planning and implementation. The student will learn to manage a team of their peers in the planning, implementation, and assessment of a ministry project.
MIN209 INTRODUCTION TO PREACHING
A study will be made of the fundamentals of preaching, providing principles of outline construction and delivery techniques. A survey of various sermon types and technical aspects of each will be made.
MIN210 PREACHING LAB
Prerequisite: MIN209
A course designed to implement the homiletical instruction received in Introduction to Preaching. Various types of sermons are assigned to the student throughout the semester in an attempt to promote the development of individual style. The course consists of two hours of lab on a weekly basis for one semester and is designed for practical in-class sermon delivery.
MIN226 PRINCIPLES OF PASTORAL LEADERSHIP
The course will provide the student with an understanding of the biblical and theological aspects of Christian leadership and how to develop as a leader called to serve the body of Christ.
MIN250 MOLDING THROUGH MENTORSHIP
This course unites practical application and leadership development through the relationship of the mentoring process. Careful scrutiny of “the whys”, and “the hows” of leading people in a multifaceted society will be learned through observation and close relationship with a mentor actively involved in that process.
MIN252 PASTORAL CARE
The course is a study on the work of the pastor as the shepherd and caregiver to God’s people within the community of faith. Practical applications within this class will encompass hospital and home visitation, mock weddings, funerals, baptisms and communion, and Christian counseling and deliverance as a tool for the pastoral ministry.
MIN270 YOUTH PASTORS: PROGRAMS AND MINISTRY
The purpose of this course is to teach interpersonal relationship and leadership skills. The individual who plans to become a youth pastor will learn how to relate to pastors, church staffs, church boards, parents and people that he or she will be responsible to work with. Emphasis will also be placed on management skills, vision, the role, and responsibilities of the youth pastor, personal growth, integrity, and legal issues in ministry. The course will also help the prospective youth pastor properly design a two-year comprehensive youth ministry program based on the things learned in MIN271.
MIN271 STRATEGIES FOR YOUTH MINISTRY
Provides a comprehensive philosophy of youth ministry. Goal setting, writing a mission statement, the call of a youth pastor, and developing a personal philosophy of youth ministry are covered. Students learn to develop a youth program consistent with their philosophy of youth ministry. Practical aspects covered include: planning youth events, church calendar logistics, and developing a teaching/preaching schedule.
Missions
MIS101 INTRODUCTION TO MISSIONS
A general overview of missions which examines missionary principles and practices from biblical, historical and cultural perspectives and helps students formulate a personal approach to missions.
MIS201 LIFE AND WORK OF THE MISSIONARY
A study of the qualifications and training for missionary service. The course considers the personal development, social relationships, and cultural adjustments of the missionary. The individual, family, and mission life cycles are explored, and application is made to life and ministry in various regions of the world.
Music Ministry
MUM100 FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC THEORY
This course is a study of music fundamentals. The course includes an integrated approach to the development of basic musicianship, including the study of musical notation and terms.
MUM101 MUSIC THEORY I
Prerequisite: Grade of "C" or above for MUM100 or permission from instructor
A study of written and keyboard harmony, intervals, triads, chord progressions, simple cadences, non-harmonic tones, melodic organization, and analysis.
MUM102 MUSIC THEORY II
Prerequisite: Grade of "C" or above for MUM101 or permission from instructor
The class is a continuation of MUM101. This course includes the study of four-part voice leading, harmonic progression, seventh chords, secondary dominants and leading tone chords.
MUM111 SIGHT SINGING AND EAR TRAINING I LAB
Concurrent course: MUM101 required
Development of sight singing and ear training skills. The course includes dictation of melody, rhythm, harmony and melodic interval identification.
MUM112 SIGHT SINGING AND EAR TRAINING II LAB
Prerequisites: MUM101 and MUM111
Concurrent course: MUM102 required
This course is a continuation of MUM111. This course involves the identification of chords in inversions, two-part melodic dictation, rhythmic dictation and advanced sight singing in both major and harmonic keys.
MUM120 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC IN MINISTRY
A biblical and practical approach to Pentecostal worship in the local church. The study includes the planning of each aspect of a service as well as various types and settings in order for worship to be developed and maintained. Course is designed for non-Music Ministry concentration students.
MUM121 PRAISE AND WORSHIP LEADERSHIP I
The course is an introduction to foundational biblical and theological principles of praise and worship, with special focus on the worship patterns present in the Tabernacle of Moses, as well as early Christian church expressions of worship.
MUM122 PRAISE AND WORSHIP LEADERSHIP II
Prerequisite: MUM121
The course introduces the student to the various aspects of worship leadership and the musical mechanics involved in the implementation of praise and worship leadership. The student will have the opportunity to lead praise and worship in various situations within the music ministries of Valor Christian College.
MUM123 PRAISE AND WORSHIP PRACTICUM
The student will participate in a Praise and Worship as a musician, singer and/or leader in a Valor Christian College ensemble or local church worship team. The student will be required to report and reflect on his or her activities including practices and service participation. Prerequisite: MUS121 or permission from the instructor.
MUM131 CLASS VOICE
The class is an elementary lab course in singing. This course includes the study of voice production and principles of singing employing both group and individual techniques.
MUM141 CLASS PIANO I
A course designed for students with minimal piano training. Group instruction includes simple sight reading in treble and bass clefs, improvisation and beginning keyboard techniques, including all major scales and arpeggios.
MUM142 CLASS PIANO II
Prerequisite: MUM141
The course is a continuation of MUM141, including notation, scales, key signatures, simple intervals, sight-reading, improvisation, keyboard technique in all major and harmonic minor scales and arpeggios and selected chord progressions.
MUM151 COLLEGE CHOIR I
Prerequisite: Audition for non-Music Ministry concentration students
A lab course designed to give students experience in performing appropriate choral literature in a church setting. The course is required for all Music Ministry concentration students.
MUM152 COLLEGE CHOIR II
Prerequisite: Audition for non-Music Ministry concentration students
A lab course designed to give students experience in performing appropriate choral literature in a church setting. The course is required for all Music Ministry concentration students.
MUM200 HYMNOLOGY
The course is an examination of the nineteenth and twentieth century Gospel hymns and their use in the Christian church today. This includes a survey of the development of hymnody from the Early Church to contemporary usage.
MUM220 CHURCH MUSIC ADMINISTRATION
Prerequisite: MUM122 or permission from instructor
The course provides a working knowledge of the administrative and organizational aspects of a local church music program. Focus is given to service planning, developing worship teams, budgeting, community involvement, sound systems and theatrical lighting.
MUM230 FUNDAMENTALS OF CONDUCTING
Prerequisites: MUM101, MUM111, MUM122
A practical lab course designed to study the fundamental techniques of conducting choral and instrumental music, principles of interpretation and rehearsal techniques.
MUM251 COLLEGE CHOIR III
Prerequisite: Audition for non-Music Ministry concentration students
A lab course designed to give students experience in performing appropriate choral literature in a church setting. The course is required for all Music Ministry concentration students.
MUM252 COLLEGE CHOIR IV
Prerequisite: Audition for non-Music Ministry concentration students
A lab course designed to give students experience in performing appropriate choral literature in a church setting. The course is required for all Music Ministry concentration students.
Science
SCI101 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
This science course incorporates a variety of scientific fields including physical, biological and information sciences.
Social Science
SOS101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
An introduction to the understanding of culture and the principles of human Interaction. Basic concepts of culture, subculture, collective behavior, social institutions, and personality are covered.
SOS201 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
This course is a survey of Scriptural guidelines concerning family relationships, with a special emphasis on the relationships between husband and wife and the relationships between parents and children. Also included are strategies for overcoming obstacles to fulfilling relationships in all stages of life, as well as an emphasis on cultural and moral challenges in maintaining a distinctively Christian witness.
SOS205 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
The basic facts, principles, and methods of psychology. An emphasis is placed on fundamental principles underlying normal human behavior.
SOS210 Self-Assessment and Life-Long Learning
This course is designed to equip students with the study strategies necessary for success at the college level to be lifelong learners. It teaches self-management skills such as organization and time management, as well as learning strategies.
SOS299 CAPSTONE COURSE
The capstone course is designed to integrate coursework, skills, knowledge, and practical experience to enable the student to demonstrate mastery of learning across the larger curriculum in order to be successful in their initial employment and career advancement.
Theology
THE101 THEOLOGY I
A biblical study of Theism, Bibliology, Theology, Anthropology and Harmartiology. Special attention will be given to applied apologetics.
THE102 THEOLOGY II
A biblical study of Christology, Soteriology, Pneumatology, Ecclesiology and Eschatology. Special attention will be given to applied apologetics.
THE104 THEOLOGY AND CULTURE
This course provides a foundation for the biblical and theological emphasis toward missions and how it applies in the church and the lives of the individual today. The course explores various roles of the missionary and incorporates general guidelines for national study and practicalities for missionary preparedness.
THE210 PNEUMATOLOGY
This course studies the person and ministry of the Spirit of God in both the Old and New Testaments. Attention is given to the Spirit in the life and ministry of Jesus as well as to the significance of the ‘fruit’ and ‘gifts’ of the Spirit in the community of faith. The experience and reality of Spirit baptism will be studied along with an emphasis on ‘spiritual language’.