SECOND YEAR

Bible Terms and Terminology

This class defines words that are considered difficult or archaic in the KJV. Students will learn why the translators of the KJB chose those words for translation and the importance of not updating terminology with American terms or words. This course will build a new appreciation for the perfection and preservation of the Authorized King James Bible.

New Testament Survey

The student will receive instruction in the origin and divisions of the New Testament books of the Bible, along with a basic overview of each individual book of the New Testament.

Ethics and Etiquette in the Ministry

This class teaches the ministry student proper ethics with the aim of protecting the student and his testimony. The student’s wives are brought in for a portion of this class as well. Proper pulpit and administrative church etiquette is discussed with the desire of inducing professionalism both personally and administratively in the life of the ministry student.

Church History 1

The student receives a thorough study of the preservation of the Lord’s Church and the Local Church throughout history until present.

Rightly Dividing the Word 1 and 2

The student receives an exhaustive study of the right divisions of scripture focusing on the dispensations and covenants of the Bible.

A Mighty Book and its Many Critics 1 and 2

The student will study the major supposed discrepancies of the Authorized King James Bible used by critical scholarship to attack the perfection and authority of the KJB. When the student completes this class, they will be fully equipped to defend the Authorized King James Bible against any attack and will have a new appreciation for the absolute perfection of every word of God.

The Doctrine of the Church (Eclessiology)

The student will study the origin, ordinances, and offices of the church according to scripture. The student will also learn the distinction between the local church and the Lord's Church.

Never Man Spake Like This Man

This course is designed for students who teach or preach in some capacity.  It is an exhaustive study of Jesus Christ's teaching and preaching methods as they are represented in the Gospels and their implementation in a modern setting. Students will recieve practical instruction on leanring styles, intelligences, and how to implement different teaching methods to reach all types of learners.