Master of Biblical Studies Program Description

The Master of Biblical Studies (MBS) is a 36–semester–hour graduate program designed to provide a strong biblical foundation for individuals seeking a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of God’s Word. This program equips students to study Scripture with clarity, apply sound principles of biblical interpretation, and grow in theological insight for ministry, teaching, leadership, and personal spiritual development. 

A thesis may be substituted with two (2) additional courses. 

Pre-requisite: A Bachelor's degree (Any discipline)

Application Fee:   $125 - One-time charge

Tuition:  $363 per 3 credit hours

Graduation Fees: $125

Dissertation:         $800

GBTH 520 The Holy Spirit 

This course in pneumatology defines the works and teachings of the Holy Spirit in relationship to the Messianic Kingdom of God. The course defines the Trinity, the Holy Spirit's personality, the Holy Spirit's works in the Old Testament, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, and the Nine Spiritual Gifts.

GBOT 510 The Life of Moses

This course is a detailed look at the life of Moses. It teaches about his early life and his experience with the burning bush. It outlines God's will for the Israeli people and the giving of the Torah. Other topics of this course include: Pharaoh's attempt at compromise, handling discouragement, the Red Sea experience, overcoming bitterness, and following instructions.

GBNT 550 The Reign of Grace

This course examines grace from Old and New Testament perspectives. It describes being under the law, slaves to sin, and freedom that is found in the Messiah. Other topics in this course include: slaves to righteousness, the doctrine of emptiness, walking in the Spirit, the eternal plan of God, and being Super-conquerors.

GADM 522 Principles of Leadership

This course emphasizes the need for leadership in the ministry. It discusses how to be proactive for the Gospel. Being a team player is one of the most important topics in this course. To be a team player, one must be adaptable, committed, able to communicate, and disciplined.

GBNT 520 New Testament Survey III

This course provides an overview of Galatians through the Book of Revelation. Each book is outlined and discusses its overall message. It provides vital historical information to help the student create a timeline of events, aiding understanding of the Bible.

GBOT 540 The Psalms Book One

This course provides a detailed view of Psalms 1-42. It discusses the psalmist's thoughts and methods, as well as the texts' timeless meanings. It gives a modern perspective on the Psalms from the historical past.

GBTH 542 The Gifts of the Spirit

This course deals specifically with the Gifts of the Spirit. It defines each one separately and talks of its workings and how it applies to the church today. It also tells of the Gifts, when viewed as a whole, bringing the Kingdom of God into manifestation.

GBTH 532 The Believer's Anointing

This course discusses the five anointings: The Prophet, The Priest, The King, The Leper, and The Messianic. It outlines the characteristics of each anointing and provides an overall view of how the first four culminate in the Messianic Anointing.

GBTH 553 Spiritual Warfare III

This course addresses conflicts caused by the demonic realm. It gives us information on how Jesus dealt with demons, how our decisions can be a form of warfare, spiritual management, mind management, and weapons of our warfare.

GMIS 560 Religions of the World

This course is a comprehensive study of world religions, including a comparison of false cults with Christianity. It discusses the aspects of secular religions and non-Christian religions. The formation of cults and the occult are discussed in detail to give the believer information on how to recognize that which strays from the Christian faith.

Thesis  

Instead of taking the Thesis, a student may opt to take two additional courses from the Master of Ministry Program.