Doctorate Degree Courses
Course Title Course # Credit Hours
Semester I
The Church, Reform and Revival CRR-611 3
Apologetics APO-621 3
Missiology MIS-631 3
Church Leadership and Ethics CLE-641 3
Elective SER-661 3
Christian Education CED-65I 3
18
Cumulative: 18 Credit Hours
Semester II
Doctoral Research & Prep I DOC-662 3
Doctoral Research & Prep II DOC-672 3
Doctoral Research & Prep III DOC-682 3
Doctoral Research & Prep IV DOC-692 3
Doctoral Research & Prep V DOC-602 3
Elective SER-612 3
18
Cumulative: 36 Credit Hours
Upon completion of the above courses, as well as the completion, presentation, and defense of the doctoral thesis, an award of the Doctorate Degree in Biblical Studies will be made.
Doctoral Degree in Biblical Studies, Course Descriptions
CRR-611, The Church, Reform and Revival - A study course on the beginnings of the Christian church, the reason for its reform and the actions taken to reform the Church. Text: Portable Seminary, By D. Horton
APO-621, Apologetics - A study course on Apologetics, preparing the student to defend the Christian faith and God’s Holy Word, the Bible. Text: Portable Seminary, By D. Horton
MIS-631, Missiology - A study course on the role of missionaries in the churches of today, their history, and their necessity. Text: Portable Seminary, By D. Horton
CLE-641, Church Leadership and Ethics - A study course on Christian leadership and ethics as taught by the Bible, how the Church is in need of their implementation and the results of good leadership and ethics in churches. Text: Portable Seminary, By D. Horton
CED-651, Christian Education - A study course on the foundations of Christian Education, the need for Biblically correct Christian education and the results of a good Christian education. Text: Portable Seminary, By D. Horton
DOC-662, DOC-672, DOC-682, DOC-692, and DOC-602 Doctoral Research Papers I-V Initiation, preparation, and presentation of a Doctoral Thesis on a Biblical subject approved by the Doctoral Thesis Board. Submittals include: topic overview for approval, initial outline, first draft, final draft, presentation and defense to the Doctoral Thesis Board.
Upon the completion of the above courses, a Doctoral Degree in Biblical Studies will be awarded.