First Year

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BIB 101    Old Testament Survey
This course is a panoramic study of the Old Testament. A study is made of the historical and cultural background of the Old Testament. Also, an examination is done of the covenants of God with mankind that reveal His redemptive work and the messianic lineage is traced.
Text: The Old Testament Speaks by Samuel J. Schultz

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BIB 102    New Testament Survey
This course is a panoramic study of the New Testament. A study is made of the historical and cultural background of the New Testament. Also, an examination is done of each book of the New Testament.
Text: New Testament Survey by Merrill C. Tenney

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MIN 102    History, Missions and Governance of the AG
This course is an independent study of the historical development of the Assemblies of God, the history of the mission’s movement in the Assemblies of God and the ecclesiastical governance of the fellowship. The General Council Constitution and Bylaws in relation to credentialed ministers, local churches and district councils is examined. This course is required for individuals who wish to apply for credentials with the Assemblies of God.
Text: Study Guide, Constitution and Bylaws of the General Council of the Assemblies of God y Constitution and Bylaws of the Southern Latin District Council of the Assemblies of God

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BIB 103    Synoptic Gospels
This course is a study of the life of Christ from the perspective of the Synoptic Gospels: Matthew, Mark and Luke. The life of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels helps the student comprehend the chronological progression and the spiritual significance of the important events in the life of Christ.
Text: The Life of Christ by Ralph Riggs

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MIN 105    Ministerial Ethics
This course is a study of the norms and customs that regulate the behavior of the profession of ministers.  The ethical responsibilities of the minister in his personal life, with his congregation, with his peers in the ministry and with his community are examined. Also, the importance of a ministerial code of ethics is emphasized.
Text: Ministerial Ethics by Joe E. Trull and James E. Carter

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MIN 113    A Spirit- Empowered Church
This course is an independent study of the process of Acts 2. The five functions of the process are identified: connect, grow, serve, go and worship. Tools are used to identify and write the vision and essential values of a local church. This course is required for individuals who wish to apply for credentials with the Assemblies of God.
Text: A Spirit-Empowered Church by Alton Garrison

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THE 101    A Pentecostal Perspective
This course is the first of four courses of the study of Pentecostal theology. This course is a study of the following topics: the Scriptures (bibliology), God (theology proper), and angels and demons (angelology and demonology), sin, Christology, salvation, and divine healing.   Doctrines 1-6 and 11-12
Text: Bible Doctrines: A Pentecostal Perspective by William W. Menzis and Stanley M. Horton 

Second Year

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THE 203    Theology Of Holy Spirit
This course is the third of four courses of the study of Pentecostal theology. This course is a biblical study of the person, work, gifts and the ministry of the Holy Spirit (pneumatology). The doctrine of the baptism in the Holy Spirit and the necessity to live a spirit-filled life are emphasized. (Doctrines 7-10)
Text: What the Bible Says about the Holy Spirit by Stanley M. Horton

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BIB 206    Hermeneutics
This course is a study of the principles of the correct bible interpretation. It develops the ability to properly apply these principles in the preparation of sermons and personal bible study.
Text: Hermeneutics by Henry A. Virkler

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MIN 208 Internship _1st_Ministry Formation 
This course is designed to prepare and train men and women called by God to Christian service. Its purpose is to develop the spiritual character, biblical knowledge, ministerial skills, and leadership necessary to serve effectively in the church and the community.
Text: First Steps into Ministry by Sharon Oney (Autor), R. Michael Oney Ph.D. (Autor) 

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BIB 204    Acts
This course is a detailed study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of Acts. It emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in the early and contemporary church, and attention is given to the geographical, numeric, cultural and theological growth of the church from Jerusalem to Rome. Also, the missionary trips of Paul are examined.
Text: Acts: A Logion Press Commentary by Stanley M. Horton

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MIN 207    Leadership
This course is a basic study of essential elements of leadership. The purpose of this study is to guide and develop those that occupy or will be in a position of leadership in the church.
Text: Spiritual Leadership by J. Oswald Sanders

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MIN 201    Ministerial Practice I: Evangelism
This course is a study and a practicum of evangelism in the local church. The biblical fundamentals of the great commission and the role of the Holy Spirit in evangelism are studied. Also, the diverse methods of evangelism are learned and applied in the local church.
Text: Evangelism Handbook: Biblical, Spiritual, Intentional, Missional by Alvin Reid

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MIN 204    Introduction to Homiletics
This course is a basic study of the principles of preaching. Various types of sermons are examined with an emphasis on expository preaching. Also, the procedure of the preparation of sermons is learned.
Text: How to Prepare Bible Messages by James Braga

Third Year

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BIB 307    Romans
This course is a detailed study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of Romans. The epistle is outlined, and a study is made of its historical and cultural background. Also, a study is made of the historical and cultural background with emphasis on the doctrines of sin, salvation and sanctification.
Text: Romans & Galatians (Faith & Action Series) by Dr. Quentin McGhee and Dr. Van Johnson

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MIN 308    Ministerial Practice II: Christian Education
This course is a study and a practicum of the Christian education ministry. The principles and objectives of teaching are learned and applied in the local church. Also, emphasis is placed on the importance that the teacher identifies the specific teaching goals and develops the necessary tools to achieve them.
Text: Teaching for Results by Findley B. Edge

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THE 314    Daniel and Revelation 
This course is a brief study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of the prophetic books of Daniel and Revelation. Each book is outlined, and a study is made of their historical and cultural backgrounds. The book of Revelation is studied from a futurist perspective. This course is a study of the following topics: the Church (ecclesiology) and end-time events (eschatology). In the study of eschatology, the rapture of the Church, the intermediate state of death, the tribulation, the second coming of Christ and the millennium are examined from a pretribulation and premillennial perspective. (Doctrines 13-16)
Text: Revelation & Daniel (Faith & Action Series book) by Dr. Quentin McGhee and Dr. Glen Cole

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MIN 303    Introduction to Missions
This course is a basic study of missions. The biblical fundamentals of missions in the Old and New Testaments are studied. Also, the plan of God for missions is emphasized.
Text: World Mission: An Analysis of the World Christian Movement by Jonathan P. Lewis

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BIB 305    Prison Epistles
This course is a detailed study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of the epistles of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Philemon, that the Apostol Paul wrote during his imprisonment.  Each epistle is outlined, and a study is made of their historical and cultural backgrounds.
Text: Prison Epistles: Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians & Philemon(Faith & Action Series Book) by Dr. Quentin McGhee and  Dr. Johnny Ford

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BIB 311    Poetic Books
This course is a study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs. Each book is outlined, and a study is made of their historical and cultural backgrounds. Also, a study is made of Hebrew poetry and proverbs.
Text: An Introduction to the Old Testament Poetic Books by C. Hassell Bullock

Fourth Year

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BIB 408    Corinthian Epistles
This course is a detailed study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of the epistles that Paul wrote to the Corinthians. The epistles are outlined, and a study is made of their historical and cultural backgrounds. Also, the principles of Christian conduct are emphasized.
Text: 1 & 2 Corinthians: A Logion Press Commentary by Stanley M. Horton

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BIB 410    Pentateuch
This course is a study of the contents, purpose, principles and applications of the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. Each book is outlined, and a study is made of their historical and cultural backgrounds. Also, the typology of the holy days, sacrifices and tabernacle are emphasized.
Text: The Pentateuch by W. H. Griffith Thomas

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THE 405    Prayer and Worship
This course is an independent study of prayer and worship. The student learns how to cultivate intimacy with Jesus Christ in every aspect of life, from personal and corporate prayer. This course is required for individuals who wish to apply for credentials with the Assemblies of God.
Text: Prayer and Worship by Morris Williams

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MIN 409    Pastoral Ministry
This course is a study of the diverse responsibilities and tasks of the pastoral ministry. The purpose of this study is to guide and develop those that feel a call to the pastoral ministry or are already in the ministry.
Text: Pastoral Ministry: (Faith & Action Series Book) by Dr. Quentin McGhee (Autor, Editor), Dr. Richard Exley (Autor), Rev. Don Exley (Autor)

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MIN 410    Church Administration
This course is a study of the principles of ecclesiastical administration. The purpose of this study is to guide those that occupy or will be in a position of administration in the church. The administration of church finances and the relationship of the church and law are emphasized.
Text: Church Administration Handbook by Bruce P. Powers

MIN 411    Expository Preaching
This course is a study of the procedure for the preparation and preaching of expository sermons. The exegetical process to obtain the original meaning of the biblical passage and then extract the applicable principles for the present day is emphasized.
Text: Preaching: How to Preach Biblically by John MacArthur

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MIN 412    Ministerial Practice III: Ministerial Practice
This course is a study and a practicum of the tasks of the pastoral ministry.  It is required that the student work with an experienced pastor to attain practice in various pastoral activities.
Text: Developing the Leader Within You by John C. Maxwell

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