ACADEMIC CATALOG

Holistic Bible College

Institutional Policy

HBC is committed to academic excellence and spiritual formation...

Introduction 4 Part 1: Themes of College 5 Part 2: General Information 6 Part 3: Financial Information 7 Part 4: Academic Information 8 Part 5: Faculties 9 Diploma 10

Theology Department

Christian Leadership Department

Counseling Psychology Department

Degree 11

Practical Theology Department

Christian Leadership Department

Theology Department

Counseling Psychology Department

Masters 12

Practical Theology Department

Systematic Theology Department

Christian Leadership Department

Counseling Psychology Department

Christian Ministry Department

Organizational Leadership Department

PhD 13

Organizational Leadership Department

Counseling Psychology Department

PhD in Practical Theology Department

Introduction

1.1 Education Background

Historical background of the college education system.

1.2 - 1.5 Objectives, Mission & Vision

The core purpose, mission, vision, and motto of HBC.

1.6 Core Values

The fundamental beliefs that guide the institution.

1.7 Statement of Faith

The theological foundations and doctrinal positions.

Part 1: Themes of College

Part 2: General Information

Part 3: Financial Information

Part 4: Academic Information

5.1 Theology Faculty

1.1 Overview of the Faculty

The Theology Faculty at Holistic Bible College is comprised of a team of highly qualified and dedicated scholars who specialize in various areas of theology. They bring a wealth of knowledge, expertise, and experience to the college, enriching the learning environment for students. The faculty members are committed to providing a comprehensive theological education that combines academic rigor with spiritual formation.

1.2 Objective of Faculty

The primary objective of the Theology Faculty is to equip students with a solid theological foundation that is grounded in Scripture, deepens their understanding of Christian doctrine, and prepares them for effective ministry and leadership. The faculty members strive to cultivate critical thinking, foster spiritual growth, and nurture a lifelong commitment to learning and serving God.

1.3 Integration of Faith and Learning

The Theology Faculty strongly emphasizes the integration of faith and learning. They believe that theological education is not merely an academic exercise but a transformative journey that shapes students' spiritual lives and informs their practical ministry. The faculty members encourage students to apply theological insights to real-life situations, develop a Christ-centered worldview, and cultivate a holistic approach to ministry that is grounded in both knowledge and faith

5.2 Christian Counseling Faculty

Overview and objectives of the Counseling department.

5.3 Christian Leadership Faculty

Overview and objectives of the Leadership department.

Part 5: Faculties

Diploma

Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

4TE1 Foundations of Doctrine

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This foundational course introduces students to the core doctrines that anchor the Christian faith, offering a systematic survey of essential theological themes including the nature of God, the person and work of Christ, salvation by grace, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, the authority of Scripture, the identity and mission of the Church, and the hope of eschatology. Through careful study and guided discussion, students will build a coherent theological framework that not only deepens their intellectual grasp of Christian truth but also equips them to live out sound doctrine in worship, discipleship, and ministry service.

4TE2 Bible Hermeneutics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course equips students with the interpretive tools necessary to read and understand Scripture accurately and responsibly. Students will investigate the historical, cultural, and literary contexts that shape biblical texts, and will learn established methods for uncovering the intended meaning of a passage before applying it to contemporary life. Emphasis is placed on developing disciplined study habits and sound interpretive judgment so that graduates can teach, preach, and counsel from Scripture with clarity and confidence.

4TE5 Trinity

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers an in-depth exploration of one of Christianity’s most profound and central doctrines: the Trinity. Students will trace the biblical foundations for understanding God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, examining both the unity of the Godhead and the distinct roles each person fulfills. The course strengthens students’ theological grounding and equips them to articulate this essential doctrine with clarity and conviction.

4TE6 Servant Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3TE2 Bible Hermeneutics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4TE3 Old Testament Survey

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This survey course guides students through the sweep of the Old Testament, tracing its historical narrative, literary structure, and theological themes from creation through the prophetic writings. Students will examine pivotal events, influential figures, and the unfolding covenant relationship between God and His people, gaining a solid foundation in the origins of biblical revelation and its enduring significance for Christian belief and practice today.

3TE4 Nature of God

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 1 - Semester II

4TE7 New Testament Survey

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a thorough introduction to the New Testament, tracing the life and ministry of Jesus, the birth and growth of the early Church, and the theological richness of the apostolic letters. Students will study the historical setting and central themes of each book, gaining insight into how God’s plan of salvation was revealed and proclaimed through Christ and His followers.

4TE8 Angelology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers a focused biblical study of angels and the spiritual realm, examining their nature, purpose, and role within God’s divine plan. Students will explore what Scripture teaches about these spiritual beings and the unseen dimensions of reality, deepening their understanding of the fuller biblical worldview in which God’s purposes unfold.

4TE9 Agape Therapy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces a biblically grounded approach to Christian counseling rooted in the unconditional, self-giving love of God. Students will study principles of emotional healing, healthy relationships, forgiveness, compassion, and restoration, developing the practical skills needed to offer meaningful spiritual encouragement and care to individuals and communities in need.

4TE10 Understanding Bible

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course helps students engage the Bible with greater confidence and insight, examining its overall structure, major themes, and historical development as the inspired Word of God. Students will explore how the various books of Scripture connect and reinforce one another, building a strong foundation for lifelong, faithful reading and application of biblical truth.

4TE11 Ecclesiology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores the biblical doctrine of the Church, examining its origin, nature, mission, leadership structures, worship practices, and ministry functions. Students will consider the vital role the Church plays in God’s redemptive plan and will develop practical insight into building healthy, effective, and Christ-centered church communities.

4TE12 Christology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers a comprehensive study of the person and work of Jesus Christ, examining His full deity and full humanity, His incarnation, teachings, miracles, sacrificial death, resurrection, and promised return. Students will gain a deeper appreciation for the centrality of Christ in Christian theology and in the story of salvation.

Year 2 - Semester I

4TE13 Team Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores the principles and practices essential to leading effective teams within Christian ministry and organizational settings. Students will develop skills in communication, collaboration, conflict resolution, motivation, and team development, preparing them to build and lead unified, mission-driven teams.

4TE14 Homiletics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides hands-on training in the art and discipline of sermon preparation and delivery. Students will learn biblical principles of preaching, effective sermon structure, and communication techniques that enable them to present God’s Word with clarity, conviction, and relevance to their listeners.

4TE15 Pneumatology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers a theological exploration of the person and work of the Holy Spirit, examining His role in creation, salvation, and the ongoing spiritual transformation of believers. Students will study the Spirit’s gifts and empowering presence in Christian life and ministry, deepening their understanding of this vital member of the Trinity.

4TE16 Dividing Word of Truth

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course strengthens students’ ability to accurately interpret, explain, and communicate biblical truth in ministry contexts. Students will study sound principles of biblical teaching and learn to handle Scripture with the care and responsibility required to rightly divide the Word of Truth.

4TE17 Christian Marriage

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines marriage and family life through the lens of biblical truth, exploring God’s design for marriage, healthy communication, lasting commitment, intentional parenting, and constructive conflict resolution. Students will gain practical, faith-centered tools for building and sustaining strong Christian families.

4TE18 Holy Spirit Gifts

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a biblical study of the spiritual gifts given by the Holy Spirit and their significance for the life of the Church. Students will explore the variety of gifts described in Scripture, their intended purpose, and practical ways believers can steward them faithfully for the building up of the body of Christ.

Year 2 - Semester II

4TE19 Pastoral Care

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces the biblical and practical foundations of pastoral care, preparing students to walk alongside others through counseling, visitation, encouragement, and crisis support. Students will develop the compassionate, Scripture-grounded skills needed to provide meaningful spiritual guidance within a church community.

4TE20 Ministry Gifts

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores the various ministry gifts God gives to believers and their essential role in Christian service. Students will study how these gifts are identified and developed, and how they work together to strengthen ministry effectiveness and fuel the growth of the Church.

4TE21 Church Administration

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course equips students with practical principles for effective church administration and ministry management, covering organizational planning, financial stewardship, leadership structures, and day-to-day administrative responsibilities essential to building a healthy, well-run church.

4TE22 Faith

CREDITS: 2 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers a biblical and theological exploration of faith, examining its meaning, significance, and practical outworking in the Christian life. Students will study what it means to trust God fully, grow in spiritual maturity, and persevere through trials with unwavering faith.

4TE23 Christian Apologetics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces students to the thoughtful defense of the Christian faith, drawing on biblical, historical, and philosophical approaches to address common questions and objections to Christianity. Students will develop the reasoning skills and confidence needed to articulate and defend their faith with grace and clarity.

4TE24 Spiritual Formation

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course focuses on the lifelong process of spiritual growth and transformation into Christlikeness. Students will engage practices such as prayer, worship, discipleship, biblical meditation, and other spiritual disciplines that cultivate strong Christian character and sustain a vibrant, ministry-ready faith.

Christian Leadership Department

Year 1 - Semester I

4LE1 Foundations of Doctrine

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This foundational course introduces students to the core doctrines that anchor the Christian faith, offering a systematic survey of essential theological themes including the nature of God, the person and work of Christ, salvation by grace, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, the authority of Scripture, and the identity of the Church. Students will build a coherent theological framework that grounds their leadership practice in sound, biblically informed convictions.

4LE2 Bible Hermeneutics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE3 Introduction To Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces students to the foundational principles of leadership from a biblical perspective. Students will explore core leadership concepts, styles, and responsibilities, gaining an understanding of what it means to lead with vision, character, and purpose in ministry and organizational contexts.

4LE4 Servant Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines the model of leadership demonstrated by Jesus Christ, one defined by humility, integrity, and sacrificial service rather than status or power. Students will explore the character qualities and practical disciplines that mark effective, Christ-centered leaders, preparing them to guide churches, ministries, and communities with a servant’s heart.

4LE5 Biblical Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a study of leadership as modeled by key figures throughout Scripture, examining how biblical leaders navigated authority, decision-making, adversity, and calling. Students will draw practical leadership principles from these examples and apply them to their own leadership development.

4LE6 Nature of God

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores the biblical understanding of God’s nature, attributes, and character. Students will study God’s holiness, sovereignty, love, justice, and faithfulness, developing a deeper appreciation of who God is and how His nature shapes Christian leadership, worship, and obedience.

Year 1 - Semester II

4LE7 Functioning in Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course focuses on the practical outworking of leadership in real-world ministry and organizational settings. Students will study decision-making, delegation, accountability, and problem-solving, developing the competence and confidence needed to lead effectively on a day-to-day basis.

4LE8 Agape Therapy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces a biblically grounded approach to Christian counseling rooted in the unconditional, self-giving love of God. Students will study principles of emotional healing, healthy relationships, forgiveness, compassion, and restoration, equipping leaders to offer meaningful spiritual encouragement and care to those they lead.

4LE9 Understanding Bible

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course helps students engage the Bible with greater confidence and insight, examining its overall structure, major themes, and historical development as the inspired Word of God. Students will build a strong foundation for lifelong, faithful reading and application of biblical truth in leadership and life.

4LE10 Team Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE11 Christian Marriage & Parenting

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines marriage and family life through the lens of biblical truth, exploring God’s design for marriage, healthy communication, intentional parenting, and constructive conflict resolution. Students will gain practical, faith-centered tools for building strong Christian families and leading by example at home.

4LE12 Christian World View

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores how a biblical worldview shapes the way believers understand God, humanity, morality, and the world around them. Students will examine competing worldviews and learn to evaluate cultural, social, and leadership issues through a distinctly Christian lens.

Year 2 - Semester I

4LE13 Church Administration

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides principles of effective church administration and ministry management. Students will study organization, planning, financial stewardship, leadership structures, and administrative responsibilities needed for healthy church development.

4LE14Christian Communication

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE15 Bible and Politics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE16 Parenting

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE18 Spiritual Formation

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE17 Change Management

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE18 Christian Ethics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester II

4LE19 Spiritual Formation

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE20 Time Management

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE21 Faith & Logic

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE22 Risk Management

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE23 Human Resource Management

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

4LE24 Budget Preparation

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

Counseling Psychology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

4CE1 Bible Hermeneutics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course equips students with the interpretive tools necessary to read and understand Scripture accurately and responsibly. Students will investigate the historical, cultural, and literary contexts that shape biblical texts, and will learn established methods for uncovering the intended meaning of a passage before applying it to contemporary life. Emphasis is placed on developing disciplined study habits and sound interpretive judgment so that graduates can apply Scripture with clarity and confidence in counseling and ministry settings.

4CE2 Foundations of Doctrine

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This foundational course introduces students to the core doctrines that anchor the Christian faith, offering a systematic survey of essential theological themes including the nature of God, the person and work of Christ, salvation by grace, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, the authority of Scripture, and the identity of the Church. Students will build a coherent theological framework that grounds their counseling practice in sound, biblically informed convictions.

4CE3 Agape Therapy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces a biblically grounded approach to Christian counseling rooted in the unconditional, self-giving love of God. Students will study principles of emotional healing, healthy relationships, forgiveness, compassion, and restoration, developing the practical skills needed to offer meaningful spiritual and psychological care to individuals and communities in need.

4CE4 Servant Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines the model of leadership demonstrated by Jesus Christ, one defined by humility, integrity, and sacrificial service rather than status or power. Students will explore the character qualities and practical disciplines that mark effective, Christ-centered leaders, preparing them to guide counseling relationships, ministries, and communities with a servant’s heart.

4CE5 Goal of Christian Counseling

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces the biblical purpose and aims of Christian counseling, distinguishing it from purely secular approaches. Students will explore how counseling rooted in Scripture seeks not only emotional and psychological healing but also spiritual growth, restored relationships, and transformation into Christlikeness, equipping them to counsel with both compassion and clear biblical direction.

4CE6 Christian Marriage

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines marriage and family relationships from a biblical perspective. Students will explore God’s design for marriage, healthy communication, lasting commitment, intentional parenting, and constructive conflict resolution, gaining practical, faith-centered tools for counseling couples and families toward stronger, healthier relationships.

Year 1 - Semester II

4CE7 Biblical Counseling

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to counseling grounded in Scripture, exploring how the Bible addresses the emotional, relational, and spiritual struggles people face. Students will learn practical counseling methods that integrate sound psychological principles with biblical truth, preparing them to offer wise, compassionate, and Christ-centered guidance.

4CE8 Pastoral Care

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4CE9 Team Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores the principles and practices essential to leading effective teams within counseling, ministry, and organizational settings. Students will develop skills in communication, collaboration, conflict resolution, motivation, and team development, preparing them to build and lead unified, mission-driven teams.

4CE10 Christian Communication

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines the principles of clear, honest, and compassionate communication from a biblical perspective. Students will study how Scripture shapes the way believers speak, listen, and relate to others, developing communication skills that are essential for effective counseling, conflict resolution, and healthy relationships.

4CE11 Faith

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4CE12 Christian Apologetics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester I

4CE13 Christian World View

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores how a biblical worldview shapes the way believers understand God, humanity, morality, and the world around them. Students will examine competing worldviews and learn to evaluate psychological and counseling theories through a distinctly Christian lens, strengthening their ability to counsel with theological clarity and discernment.

4CE14 Team Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

4CE15 Christian Ethics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines moral decision-making through the lens of biblical truth, exploring how Scripture informs questions of right and wrong, personal responsibility, and professional integrity. Students will study key ethical principles and their application to counseling practice, equipping them to navigate complex moral situations with wisdom and biblical fidelity.

4CE16 Developmental Psychology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a foundational study of human growth and development across the lifespan, examining cognitive, emotional, social, and spiritual development from infancy through adulthood. Students will integrate psychological theory with a biblical understanding of the person, equipping them to counsel individuals appropriately at each stage of life.

4CE17 Identity of Man

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course explores the biblical understanding of human identity and worth, examining what it means to be created in the image of God, the effects of sin on human nature, and the process of redemption and restoration in Christ. Students will gain a theological foundation for helping clients understand their identity and value from a biblical perspective.

4CE18 Counseling Couples

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides practical training in counseling couples through relational and marital challenges from a biblical perspective. Students will study communication patterns, conflict resolution, intimacy, trust-building, and restoration strategies, developing the skills needed to guide couples toward healthier, Christ-centered relationships.

Degree

3CE18 Counseling Couples

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester II

3CE19 Sex & Marriage

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE20 Material Wealth & Marital Conflict

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE21 Family Counseling

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE22 Counselor Ethics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE23 Personality Disorder

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE24 Counseling Youth

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 3 - Semester I

3CE26 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE25 Project Management

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE26 Christian Communication

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE27 Research Methodology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE28 Group counseling

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE29 Deliverance Ministry

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE30 Habit Building

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 3 - Semester II

3CE31 Christian Philosophy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE32 Christian Psychology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE33 Entrepreneurship and Innovation

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE34 Couples Togetherness

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE35 Conflict Management

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

3CE36 Thesis

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Masters

Practical Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

2PTE2 Bible Hermeneutics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE3 Old Testament Survey

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE4 Nature of God

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE5 Trinity

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE6 Servant Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE1 Foundations of Doctrine

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 1 - Semester II

2PTE7 New Testament Survey

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE8 Angelology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE9 Agape Therapy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE10 Understanding Bible

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE12 Christology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2PTE11 Ecclesiology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester I

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2SE14 Research Methodology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2SE15 Christian Apologetics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2SE16 Law and Grace

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2SE Thesis

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Christian Leadership Department

Year 1 - Semester I

2LE2 Bible Hermeneutics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides an advanced study of the principles and methods of biblical interpretation, equipping students to engage Scripture with academic rigor and theological depth. Students will examine historical-critical, literary, and theological approaches to interpretation, developing the exegetical competence required for graduate-level research, teaching, and leadership.

2LE3 Introduction To Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course introduces graduate students to foundational leadership theory and practice within a Christian framework. Students will critically examine major leadership models, theories, and case studies, laying the conceptual groundwork for advanced study of leadership in ministry, organizational, and academic contexts.

2LE5 Biblical Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a graduate-level study of leadership as portrayed throughout Scripture, analyzing the decisions, character, and influence of key biblical leaders. Students will engage in critical analysis of these narratives to derive robust leadership principles applicable to modern ministry and organizational contexts.

2LE6 Nature of God

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers an advanced theological exploration of the nature, attributes, and character of God, examining His holiness, sovereignty, love, justice, and faithfulness through a scholarly lens. Students will engage classical and contemporary theological sources to deepen their understanding of God’s nature and its implications for Christian leadership and life.

2LE1 Foundations of Doctrine

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This graduate-level course provides an advanced, systematic study of the foundational doctrines of the Christian faith, including the nature of God, Christology, salvation, the Holy Spirit, Scripture, the Church, and eschatology. Students will critically engage historical and contemporary theological perspectives, developing a mature, well-reasoned doctrinal framework to inform their leadership and scholarship.

2LE4 Servant Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers an advanced examination of servant leadership as modeled by Jesus Christ, analyzing its theological foundations and practical application in complex organizational and ministry settings. Students will critically evaluate servant leadership theory alongside contemporary leadership models, developing a scholarly and practical framework for leading with humility and integrity.

Year 1 - Semester II

2LE7 Functioning in Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course examines the practical and strategic dimensions of functioning effectively as a leader within complex organizations and ministries. Students will critically analyze decision-making frameworks, delegation, accountability structures, and organizational dynamics, developing advanced competencies for real-world leadership challenges.

2LE8 Agape Therapy

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides a graduate-level study of Christian counseling grounded in the unconditional, self-giving love of God. Students will critically engage theories of emotional healing, forgiveness, and restoration, integrating psychological and theological frameworks to equip leaders to provide informed spiritual and emotional care.

2LE9 Understanding Bible

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers a graduate-level engagement with the Bible’s structure, major themes, and historical development as the inspired Word of God. Students will critically examine the relationships between biblical books and theological themes, strengthening their scholarly foundation for advanced biblical study and leadership.

2LE10 Team Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides an advanced study of team leadership theory and practice within ministry and organizational contexts. Students will critically examine communication, collaboration, conflict management, and team development frameworks, developing the strategic competencies required to lead high-functioning teams.

2LE11 Christian Marriage

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course offers a graduate-level examination of marriage and family relationships from a biblical and theological perspective. Students will critically engage research and Scripture on marital communication, commitment, parenting, and conflict resolution, equipping them to lead, teach, and counsel on healthy Christian family life.

2LE12 Church Adminstration

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides an advanced study of church administration and ministry management, covering organizational structure, strategic planning, financial stewardship, and governance. Students will critically evaluate administrative models and best practices, developing the competencies required to lead healthy, well-managed church organizations.

Year 2 - Semester I

2LE13 Homiletics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course provides advanced training in the theory and practice of biblical preaching. Students will critically study sermon theology, structure, and delivery, refining their homiletical skills to communicate God’s Word with scholarly depth, clarity, and effectiveness at a graduate level.

2LE14 Dividing Word of Truth

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This course develops students’ advanced ability to accurately interpret, explain, and communicate biblical truth in scholarly and ministry contexts. Students will critically engage principles of sound biblical teaching, learning to handle Scripture with the rigor and responsibility expected at the graduate level.

2LE16 Strategic Planning

2CE13 Christian Apologetics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2CE17 Research Methodology

2OL13 Organizational Development & Talent Management

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

2OL14 Research Methods / Quantitative & Qualitative Analysis

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

2OL15 Financial Management for Leaders

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

20L16 Conflict Resolution & Negotiation

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

20L17 Organizational Change and Transformation

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

20L18 Leadership in the Digital Age

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

2OL18 Thesis

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

PhD

Organizational Leadership Department

Year 1 - Semester I

1OL2 Organizational Development

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL3 Managing Organizational Structure

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL4 Managing by Objective & Key Results

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL1 Advanced Research Methodology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

This advanced course, a cornerstone in PhD programs in Organizational Leadership, equips doctoral students with rigorous research skills to investigate complex leadership phenomena, organizational dynamics, change management, and ethical decision-making in diverse settings (e.g., business, nonprofits, education, healthcare).

Year 1 - Semester II

1OL5 Spiritual Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL6 Global Leadership

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL7 Human Resource Management

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL8 Advanced Leadership Communication

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester I

1OL9 Organizational Culture and Change

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL10 Project Management Practicum

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL11 Introduction to Acadamic Writing

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1OL12 Team Leadership

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester II

1CP9 Neuroscience and Biological Bases of Behavior

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

1CP10 Quantitative Data Analysis and Statistics

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

1CP 11 Qualitative Research Methods in Counseling Psychology

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

1CP12 Academic Writing and Scholarly Publication

CREDITS: 4 | PRE-REQ: None

Year 2 - Semester II

1CP13 Advanced Psychological Assessment and Diagnosis

1PT14 Dissertation Research

CREDITS: 30 | PRE-REQ: None

1PT13 Missiology

CREDITS: 3 | PRE-REQ: None

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ACADEMIC CATALOG

Institutional Policy

Table of Contents

Introduction

1.1 Education Background

1.2 - 1.5 Objectives, Mission & Vision

1.6 Core Values

1.7 Statement of Faith

Part 1: Themes of College

Part 2: General Information

Part 3: Financial Information

Part 4: Academic Information

5.1 Theology Faculty

5.2 Christian Counseling Faculty

5.3 Christian Leadership Faculty

Part 5: Faculties

Diploma

Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Year 2 - Semester II

Christian Leadership Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Year 2 - Semester II

Counseling Psychology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Degree

Practical Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Year 2 - Semester II

Year 3 - Semester I

Year 3 - Semester II

Christian Leadership Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Year 2 - Semester II

Year 3 - Semester I

Year 3 - Semester II

Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Year 2 - Semester II

Year 3 - Semester I

Year 3 - Semester II

Counseling Psychology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Year 2 - Semester II

Year 3 - Semester I

Year 3 - Semester II

Masters

Practical Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Systematic Theology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Christian Leadership Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Counseling Psychology Department

Year 1 - Semester I

Year 1 - Semester II

Year 2 - Semester I

Christian Ministry Department

Year 1 - Semester I