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Courses
- Associate of Biblical Studies
Our
school year consists of two semesters: Fall (September-December)
and Spring (January-June).
Pre-requisites:
High school diploma or GED, born-again experience, active church
attendance and acceptance to Midwest Bible College.
Graduation
Requirements: All work completed satisfactorily; all tuition
and book fees paid
Exams,
papers and book reports are an integral part of this course.
| Course
# |
Credits |
Description |
| BSA-101 |
6 |
INTRODUCTORY
STUDY AND THE GOSPEL OF JOHN. A synthesis of salvation,
water baptism, prayer and other basic topics plus a chapter
study of Jesus' ministry and teachings. |
| BSA-102 |
7 |
ACTS.
The supernatural workings of God in the early church and the
life and missionary journeys of the Apostel Paul. |
| BSA-103 |
7 |
GALATIANS,
PHILLIPPIANS, COLOSSIANS & PHILEMON. This study
teaches law and grace, and an excellent chapter-by-chapter study
of Paul's letters. |
| BSA-104 |
7 |
HEBREWS,
JAMES I, 2 & 3, JOHN AND JUDE. An excellent chapter-by-chapter
study including an eye-opening study of John's emphasis on love
and fellowship. |
| BSA-105 |
5 |
EPHESIANS.
A wonderful study regarding the inheritance of the believer.
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| BSA-106 |
11 |
I
AND 2 CORINTHIANS. A great study of the Gifts of the
Spirit and instructions to God's people. |
| BSA-107 |
7 |
I
AND 2 PETER; I AND 2 THESSALONIANS. A study on joy
in the midst of suffering and the importance of growing in the
Word. Gives insight into the close relationship between Paul
and the Thessalonica believers. |
| BSA-108 |
10 |
SYNOPTIC
GOSPELS. A synthesis of Matthew, Mark and Luke that
provides a chronology of the ministry of Christ up to passion
week. |
| BSA-109 |
2 |
TWO
ASSIGNED BOOK REPORTS. |
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