This course consists of two semesters: Fall (September-December) and Spring (January-June).
This course is available for on campus and online students.
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, books and fees paid.
| Course Number | Credits | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BSA-101 | 6 | INTRODUCTORY STUDY AND THE GOSPEL OF JOHN. A synthesis of salvation, water baptism, prayer, how to study the Bible, different Bible translations 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 1, 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. |
| BSA-106 | 11 | 1 AND 2 CORINTHIANS. A great study of the Gifts of the Spirit and instructions to God’s people. |
| BSA-107 | 7 | 1 AND 2 PETER; 1 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 Thessalonian 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. |