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Associate
Degrees
Associate of Biblical Studies 67 semester credit hours
Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies 66 semester hours
Associate
of Biblical Studies Concentrations
Bachelor
Degrees
Bachelor of Arts in Bible: with emphasis 120 semester hours (see majors/minors
below)
Bachelor
of Arts in Bible Degree Majors/Minors
Bachelor
of Science in Bible: with emphasis 120 semester hours (see
majors/minors below)
Bachelor
of Science in Bible Degree Majors/Minors
Division
of Biblical and Theological Studies
The administration
and faculty at Brewer Christian College and Graduate School
truly believe that “All Scripture is God-breathed and is
useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training
in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly
equipped for every good work.” (II Timothy 3:16&17,
NIV). At Brewer Christian College and Graduate School,
the Word of God is the foundation of each program of study.
All students pursuing an undergraduate degree are required
to complete a major in Bible consisting of a foundational
core of 29-44 semester credit hours of Bible and theology,
and 39 hours of Bible and Theology based professional studies.
We believe that every student should complete a Biblical
Studies major for the following reasons:
- We
affirm the Divine inspiration, truthfulness, and authority
of both the Old and New Testament scriptures, in their
entirety, and the only written Word of God, without error
in all that it affirms, and the only infallible rule
of life, faith, and practice.
- We
affirm the power of God’s word to accomplish His purpose
of salvation. The message of the Bible is addressed to
all mankind, for God’s revelation in Christ and in Scripture
is unchangeable. Through it, the Holy Spirit still speaks
today. He illuminates the minds of God’s people in every
culture to preserve its truth freshly through their own
eyes
- The
Bible provides the foundation for effective and powerful
service to God through vocation in the Church and in
the world.
- The
Bible provides an individual with a standard for living
a Godly and purpose filled life.
Program
Objectives
The following objectives of the Division of Biblical Studies are applicable
to all programs offered by Brewer Christian College and Graduate School and
are applicable to the programs listed on pages in this catalog. Our goal is
that:
- Students
will gain an understanding into the meaning of scripture
by applying sound hermeneutics and the necessary exegetical
tools and concepts to explore its contents and use their
discoveries to development of a sound theological system
of its teachings:
- Students
will become proficient in personal Bible study by mastering
the tools required for the task.
- Students
will become motivated Children of God who are transformed
by the power of the Holy Spirit and serve the Lord Jesus
through daily prayer, Bible study, corporate worship,
and demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit in their daily
lives.
- Students
will be able to use the standard found in the Bible as
a basis for critical and logical decision making.
- Students
will be equipped to share the hope found in Christ with
a lost and dying world in order to effectively communicate
the Gospel of Salvation.
Division of General Studies
As
a part of the foundational course program at Brewer Christian
College and Graduate School all undergraduate students
are required to complete a 19-37 hour course study of General
Education. In each of Brewer’s Biblical studies programs,
students will take courses in general math, basic oral
and written communication, science, technology, the humanities,
and social science. The ultimate goal of the general studies
division is to challenge students to be thinkers, guided
by the Word of God who can integrate the standard of His
Word with knowledge of God’s created universe and today’s
culture.
General
Education Core
Within the General Education Division, a common core has been established for
all bachelor level students. The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies with
a emphasis Degree includes the following general studies core:
GEN 101
Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Program
Objectives
In addition to the common core listed above, all Bachelor of Arts students
must take one year of a foreign language is required in order to receive a
Bachelor of Arts in Bible degree.
The following
objectives of the Division of General Studies are applicable
to all programs offered by Brewer Christian College and
Graduate School and are applicable to the programs listed
on pages in this catalog. Our goal is that:
1.
Students will be challenged to be thinkers, guided by
the Word of God who can integrate the standard of His
Word with knowledge of God’s created universe and today’s
culture;
2. Students will develop the essential skills necessary for effective written
and oral communication;
3. Students will gain a simple understanding of the humanities and be better
equipped to explore them through the eyes of Christ;
4. Student will gain/demonstrate the knowledge and ability to use basic computer
software to produce printed materials, multimedia presentations, and basic
accounting.
5. Students will receive an overview of scientific research and be able to
integrate its findings into a Godly worldview.
Associate
of Biblical Studies (67 Credit Hour Program)
Foundational
Studies (49 hours):
General
Studies– 20 Credit Hours
GEN 101: Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102: English Composition 2 Credit Hours
HIS 113: History of Civilization I 2 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201: Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306: Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101: Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263: Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Biblical
and Theological Studies- 28 hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 3 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 3 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211: Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 230: Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362: Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies (18 hours):
Concentrations/Majors-
18 hours All Associates of Biblical Studies programs require
the 48 foundational credit hours at listed above plus the
completion of one of the following majors. Note: All students
are strongly encouraged to decide on a program of study
at enrollment.
Choice
of:
Biblical Studies (click here for program
overview and objectives)
OTS 220: Historical Books 3 Credit Hours
OTS 330: Poetic Books 3 Credit Hours
NTS 310: Pastoral Epistles 3 Credit Hours
NTS 490: Specialized Bible Study 3 Credit Hours
OTS or NTS Elective 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Elective 3 Credit Hours
Christian
Counseling (click here for
program overview and objectives)
CNS 131: Biblical Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 234: Codependency 3 Credit Hours
CNS 331: Marriage and Family Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 337: Crisis, Trauma and Grief Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS or PSY Electives 6 Credit Hours
Christian
Education (click here for
program overview and objectives)
CED 101: Introduction to Christian Education 3 Credit Hours
CED 111: Dynamic Methods of Teaching 3 Credit Hours
CED 211: Theology of Christian Education 3 Credit Hours
CED 301: Administration of Christian Education 3 Credit Hours
CED or YM Electives 6 Credit Hours
Pastoral
Ministries (click here for
program overview and objectives)
CNS 131: Biblical Counseling 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101: Homiletics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 208: Foundation of Church Ministries 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301: Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
PTH 408 Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological
Studies
THE 161: Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 262: Biblical Foundations of Worship 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210: Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
PTH 408: Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
PTH, SYS, or THE Electives 6 Credit Hours
Women’s
Ministries (click here for
program overview and objectives)
CNS 131: Biblical Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 331: Marriage and Family Counseling 3 Credit Hours
PTH 402: Role of Women in Ministry 3 Credit Hours
THE 490: Specialized Theological Study 3 Credit Hours
OTS or NTS Elective 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Elective 3 Credit Hours
Worship
Studies
WSP 101: Biblical and Historical Foundations of Worship I 3
Credit Hours
WSP 201: Biblical and Historical Foundaitons of Worship
II 3 Credit Hours
WSP 310: Music and the Arts in Worship 3 Credit Hours
WSP 408: Psalms, Hymn and Spiritual Songs 3 Credit
Hours
Independent Study- Worship 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Elective 3 Credit Hours
Youth
Ministries (click here for
program overview and objectives)
YM 101: Introduction to Youth Ministry 3 Credit Hours
YM 241: Counseling Youth 3 Credit Hours
YM 310: Speaking to Youth 3 Credit Hours
PTH 208: Foundation of Church Ministries
YM of CED Elective 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Elective 3 Credit Hours
Associate
of Arts in Biblical Studies
(66 Credit Hour Program)
Biblical and Theological Studies 23 Credit
hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
General Studies 34 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Elective 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies
Biblical & Theological Studies Electives 9 Credit
Hours
Bachelor
of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies
(120
Credit Hour Program)
Overview
The administration and faculty at Brewer Christian College
truly believe that “All Scripture is God-breathed and is
useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training
in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly
equipped for every good work.” (II Timothy 3:16&17,
NIV). At Brewer Christian College, the Word of God is the
foundation of each program of study. All students pursuing
an undergraduate degree are required to complete a major
in Bible consisting of a foundational core of 29-44 semester
credit hours of Bible and theology, the Biblical and Theological
Studies major adds an additional 39 hours of Bible and
Theology based professional studies.
The program is based
on these four premises:
- We affirm the Divine inspiration,
truthfulness, and authority of both the Old and New
Testament scriptures,
in their entirety,
and the only written Word of God, without error in
all that it affirms, and the only infallible rule of life,
faith,
and practice.
- We affirm the power of God’s word to accomplish
His purpose of salvation. The message of the Bible
is addressed to all
mankind, for God’s revelation in Christ and in
Scripture is unchangeable. Through it, the Holy Spirit
still
speaks today. He illuminates the minds of God’s people
in every
culture to preserve its truth freshly through their
own eyes
- The Bible provides the foundation for effective
and powerful service to God through vocation
in the Church
and in the
world.
- The Bible provides an individual with a standard
for living a Godly and purpose filled life.
Program Objectives
Our goal is that:
- Students will gain an understanding into
the meaning of scripture by applying sound hermeneutics
and the necessary
exegetical tools and concepts to explore its contents
and use their discoveries to development of a sound theological
system of its teachings:
- Students will become proficient
in personal Bible study by mastering the tools required
for the task.
- Students will become motivated Children of
God who are transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit
and serve the
Lord Jesus through daily prayer, Bible study,
corporate worship, and demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit
in their daily lives.
- Students will be able to use the standard
found in the Bible as a basis for critical and logical
decision making.
Students will be equipped to share the hope
found in Christ with a lost and dying world
in order
to effectively
communicate
the Gospel of Salvation.
Course Requirements Foundational
Studies (82 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Biblical and Theological Studies Major 39 Credit hours
NTS Courses 6 Credit Hours
OTS Courses 6 Credit Hours
THE 240 Fruit of the Spirit 3 Credit Hours
PTH 163: Theology of Worship 3 Credit Hours
PTH 262: Biblical Foundations of Worship 3 Credit Hours
PTH 405: Advanced Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
PTH 408: Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
GRK 101: Greek I or Hebrew I 3 Credit Hours
GRK 201: Greek II or Hebrew II 3 Credit Hours
RES 499 Research Project/Senior Project 3 Credit Hours
Biblical or Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit
Hours
Personal Interest Electives 3 Credit Hours
Bachelor
of Science in Bible-Christian Counseling Major
(120 Credit Hour Program)
Overview
Studying Christian Counseling at Brewer Christian College
will provide the student with the tools needed to build
and implement a foundation in counseling that is Christ
centered to address the psychological needs of today. Some
of the issues addressed in the program are counseling and
dealing with anxiety, loneliness, depression, anger, guilt,
marriage, family, financial problems, drugs and alcohol,
sickness, grief, spiritual problems and spiritual growth.
Though the program is not designed as a conduit for State
license it is designed to be implemented in your Church or
Ministry to bring hope and healing to the Body of Christ.
Program Objectives:
- To provide a basic foundation
in counseling skills.
- To give students an overview of counseling
in the areas of individual, group, marriage and family,
community, and
Church-based counseling.
- To apply Biblical principles to
psychological theory and counseling methodology for
effective counseling practices.
- To apply counseling skills learned
in ministry settings.
- To enhance professionals in their
career paths through the principles, skills, knowledge,
and application
of concepts learned in the program.
- To equip ministers
and those in ministry with the appropriate tools to
be more effective in their respective
organizations.
These broad objectives are further refined into the specific
course objectives that make the program curriculum, and can
be found in each course syllabus.
Course
Requirements
Core
Program (84 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Christian Counseling 39 Credit Hours
CNS 131: Foundations of Christian Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 231: Effective Counseling Skills 3 Credit Hours
CNS 234: Codependency 3 Credit Hours
CNS 332: Group Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 331: Marriage and Family Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 337: Crisis, Trauma and Grief Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 432: Healing the Inner Man 3 Credit Hours
CNS 808: Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
PSY 204 Developmental Psychology 3 Credit Hours
PSY or CNS Electives 6 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Electives 6 Credit Hours
Bachelor
of Science in Bible-Christian Education Major
(120 Credit Hour Program)
Overview
Studying Christian Education at Brewer Christian College
will provide you with the tools needed to build and implement
a Christ centered program at your church or Christian School.
With real Christian Education professionals as mentors,
our program will work with your local church, school, or
ministry to help you become the "equipped" minister
that God has called you to be.
In the gospel according to Matthew, Jesus commissions his
followers to "go...and make disciples." The Christian
Education program at Brewer Christian College is for people
who would respond to this call by preparing for a specialized
ministry of teaching and educational leadership in the church.
This degree equips persons with a theological framework for
ministry constructed through critical engagement with the
scriptures, history and systematic theology, as well as immersion
in the spiritual practices of the Christian tradition. The
program augments this framework with practical theology courses
emphasizing four central concerns of Christian education:
spiritual formation, biblical literacy, public witness, and
lifelong learning. Students also engage in field education
and participate in an integrative seminar during their final
year.
Program Objectives:
The Christian Education Program at Brewer Christian College
has been carefully designed to enable the student to:
- Think
about educational issues from a Christian world view.
- Articulate
a developing philosophy of Christian education that
is biblically, educationally, and historically sound.
- Apply
educational theories and principles in cultural context.
- Teach people in various phases of development.
- Nurture believers toward spiritual growth and
leadership within the Christian community.
- Grow in relationships
with God and people.
Program Focus:
The degree programs in Christian Education are designed
to prepare Christian leaders to minister effectively
in the
following areas:
- Minister of Christian Education
- Minister of
Youth
- Minister of Children
- Minister to Families
- Women's Ministries
- Christian Camp Administrator
- Director of Children's
Ministries
- Minister of Adults
- Minister of Singles
Course Requirements
Core
Program (84 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Christian Education 39 Credit hours
CED 101 Introduction to Christian Education 3 Credit Hours
CED 111 Dynamic Methods of Teaching 3 Credit Hours
CED 220 Ministry to Children 3 Credist Hours
CED 301 Administration of Christian Education 3 Credit Hours
CED 320 Ministry to Youth 3 Credit Hours
CED 420 Ministry to Adults 3 Credit Hours
CED 421 Student Teaching Project/Internship 6 Credit Hours
CED 495 Bachelor Project 6 Credit Hours
PTH 208 Foundation of Church Ministries
CED or YM Electives 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Electives 3 Credit Hours
Bachelor
of Arts in Bible- Pastoral Ministries Major
(120 Credit Hour Program)
Overview
The pastoral ministry major at Brewer Christian College is
designed to prepare the student for fulfilling the role
of a pastor within the context of a local congregation
or ministry. The major is designed to incorporate the Biblical
foundation needed to fulfill the primary tasks of evangelism
and discipleship with the practical theology necessary
for ministry development both on the individual and institutional
level.
Program Objectives
These objectives build on the Biblical and Theological
Studies division primary objectives to:
1. Students will gain an understanding into the meaning
of scripture by applying sound hermeneutics and the necessary
exegetical tools and concepts to explore its contents and
use their discoveries to develop a sound theological system
of its teachings:
2. Students will become proficient in personal Bible study
by mastering the tools required for the task.
3. Students will become motivated Children of God who are
transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit and serve the
Lord Jesus through daily prayer, Bible study, corporate
worship, and demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit in their
daily lives.
4. Students will be able to use the standard found in the
Bible as a basis for critical and logical decision making.
5. Students will be equipped to share the hope found in
Christ with a lost and dying world in order to effectively
communicate
the Gospel of Salvation.
6. In preparation for Pastoral ministry students will become
knowledgeable in the key areas as outlined by Jesus in
the Great Commission of Matthew 28, evangelism and discipleship.
7. Pastoral ministry students will gain hands on, mentored
experience in real world ministry situations in their local
church or ministry situation.
8. Pastoral ministry students will become knowledgeable
in the basics of pastoral counseling.
9. Pastoral ministry students will learn the importance
of servant leadership, with the model of Christ as the
ultimate
example.
Course Requirements Core
Program (84 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Pastoral Ministries Major 39 Credit Hours
CNS 131 Biblical Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 331 Marriage and Family Counseling 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Homiletics I 3 Credit Hours
PRE 201 Homiletics II 3 Credit Hours
PTH 208 Foundation of Church Ministries
PTH 408 Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
THE 240 Fruit of the Spirit 3 Credit Hours
THE 262 Biblical Foundations of Worship
THE 263 Warfare Prayer 3 Credit Hours
GRK 101 Greek I 3 Credit Hours
GRK 201 Greek II 3 Credit Hours
RES 497 Internship 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Elective 3 Credit Hours
Bachelor
of Arts in Bible- Women’s Ministries Major
(120 Credit Hour Program)
Overview
The women’s ministry major at Brewer Christian College is
designed to inform and educate the student of the special
ministry opportunities presented in ministry to women within
the context of a local congregation or ministry. The major
is designed to incorporate the Biblical foundation needed
to fulfill the primary tasks of evangelism and discipleship
with the practical theology necessary for ministry development
both on the individual and institutional level.
Program
Objectives
These objectives build on the Biblical and Theological
Studies division primary objectives to:
1. Students will gain an understanding into the meaning
of scripture by applying sound hermeneutics and the necessary
exegetical tools and concepts to explore its contents and
use their discoveries to develop a sound theological system
of its teachings:
2. Students will become proficient in personal Bible study
by mastering the tools required for the task.
3. Students will become motivated Children of God who are
transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit and serve the
Lord Jesus through daily prayer, Bible study, corporate
worship, and demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit in their
daily lives.
4. Students will be able to use the standard found in the
Bible as a basis for critical and logical decision making.
5. Students will be equipped to share the hope found in
Christ with a lost and dying world in order to effectively
communicate
the Gospel of Salvation.
6. In preparation for women’s ministry students will become
knowledgeable in the key areas as outlined by Jesus in
the Great Commission of Matthew 28, evangelism and discipleship.
7. Women’s ministry students will gain hands on, mentored
experience in real world ministry situations in their local
church or ministry situation.
8. Women’s ministry students will become knowledgeable
in the basics of pastoral counseling and the special needs
and
interests of female congregation and ministry members.
9. Women’s ministry students will learn the importance
of servant leadership, with the model of Christ as the
ultimate
example.
Course Requirements Core
Program (84 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Women’s Ministries Major 39 Credit hours
CNS 131: Biblical Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 331: Marriage and Family Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 337: Crisis, Trauma and Grief Counseling 3 Credit Hours
CNS 433 Counseling Domestic Violence 3 Credit Hours
THE 240 Fruit of the Spirit 3 Credit Hours
THE 262 Biblical Foundations of Worship 3 Credit Hours
THE 263 Warfare Prayer 3 Credit Hours
PTH 402: Role of Women in Ministry 3 Credit Hours
PTH 808: Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
GRK 101: Greek I or Hebrew I 3 Credit Hours
GRK 201: Greek II or Hebrew II 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Electives 6 Credit Hours
Bachelor
of Arts in Bible- Worship Studies Major
(120 Credit Hour Program)
Overview
Studying worship
studies at Brewer Christian College will provide you with the tools needed
to build a Christ centered program at your church or para-church ministry.
With real life worship pastors and professionals as mentors, our program will
work with your local church or ministry to help you become the "equipped" minister
that God has called you to be.
Program
Objectives
These objectives build on the Biblical and Theological Studies division primary
objectives to:
1. Students will gain an understanding into the meaning of scripture by applying
sound hermeneutics and the necessary exegetical tools and concepts to explore
its contents and use their discoveries to develop a sound theological system
of its teachings:
2. Students will become proficient in personal Bible study by mastering the
tools required for the task.
3. Students will become motivated Children of God who are transformed by the
power of the Holy Spirit and serve the Lord Jesus through daily prayer, Bible
study, corporate worship, and demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit in their
daily lives.
4. Students will be able to use the standard found in the Bible as a basis
for critical and logical decision making.
5. Students will be equipped to share the hope found in Christ with a lost
and dying world in order to effectively communicate the Gospel of Salvation.
6. In preparation for worship ministry, students will become knowledgeable
in the key areas as outlined by Jesus in the Great Commission of Matthew 28,
evangelism
and discipleship.
7. Worship Studies students will gain hands on, mentored experience in real
world ministry situations in their local church or ministry situation.
8. Worship Studies students will become knowledgeable in the basics of worship
and music ministry, including the Biblical and historical foundations of why
we worship and the practical aspects of leading a worship service.
9. Worship Studies students will learn the importance of servant leadership,
with the model of Christ as the ultimate example.
Course
Requirements
Core
Program (84 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Worship Studies Major 39 Credit hours
WSP 101: Biblical and Historical Foundations of Worship I 3
Credit Hours
WSP 201: Biblical and Historical Foundations of Worship II 3 Credit Hours
WSP 310: Music and the Arts in Worship 3 Credit Hours
WSP 408: Psalms, Hymn and Spiritual Songs 3 Credit Hours
Independent Study- Worship 3 Credit Hours
THE 240 Fruit of the Spirit 3 Credit Hours
THE 263 Warfare Prayer 3 Credit Hours
PTH 808: Conflict Management 3 Credit Hours
GRK 101: Greek I or Hebrew I 3 Credit Hours
GRK 201: Greek II or Hebrew II 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Electives 6 Credit Hours
Bachelor
of Arts in Bible- Youth Ministries Major
(120 Credit Hour Program)
Overview
Studying youth ministry at Brewer Christian College will
provide you with the tools needed to build a Christ centered
program at your church, para-church or youth agency. With
real life youth ministry professionals as mentors, our
program will work with your local church or ministry to
help you become the "equipped" minister that
God has called you to be.
- Firm Biblical Foundation- Our youth
ministry curriculum is anchored in the Word of God.
Using the model of Jesus
himself as the Master Youth Minister, our program strives
to find His design for every aspect of working with adolescence.
- Cultural Relevance- What are the needs of today's young
people? If you haven't noticed it's pretty rough to be
a teenager
right know. Schools have become war-zones. Teen pregnancy
is on the rise. Drugs are back in fashion. Yet a revival
among our teens in more evident then ever in recent
history.
- Theoretically Sound- Historically, one of the major weaknesses
of the church's ministry to youth has been the disinterest
in the insights to be gained from research in the areas
of adolescent psychology, educational theory, sociology,
communication
and the processes of cognitive and moral development.
At Brewer Christian College we are committed to making
this
information an integral part of your studies.
- Personal Renewal-
At Brewer Christian College we are convinced that the
greatest training for ministry is born from
personal
spiritual renewal and revival. The greatest side effect
of studying youth ministry at Brewer is that you may
find yourself
falling in love with Jesus all over again .
Program Objectives
These objectives build on the Biblical and Theological Studies
division primary objectives to:
1. Students will gain an understanding into the meaning of
scripture by applying sound hermeneutics and the necessary
exegetical tools and concepts to explore its contents and
use their discoveries to develop a sound theological system
of its teachings:
2. Students will become proficient in personal Bible study
by mastering the tools required for the task.
3. Students will become motivated Children of God who are
transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit and serve the
Lord Jesus through daily prayer, Bible study, corporate worship,
and demonstrate the Fruits of the Spirit in their daily lives.
4. Students will be able to use the standard found in the
Bible as a basis for critical and logical decision making.
5. Students will be equipped to share the hope found in Christ
with a lost and dying world in order to effectively communicate
the Gospel of Salvation.
Course Requirements Core
Program (84 Credit Hours):
Biblical and Theological Studies 44 Credit hours
OTS 101: Old Testament Survey I 4 Credit Hours
OTS 102: Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
OTS 333: The Life of David 3 Credit Hours
NTS 101: New Testament Survey 4 Credit Hours
NTS 102: New Testament Survey II 3 Credit Hours
NTS 211 Romans 3 Credit Hours
CHP 101: Chapel I 1 Credit Hour
CHP 201: Chapel II 1 Credit Hour
CHP 301: Chapel III 1 Credit Hour
THE 161 Christian Foundations 3 Credit Hours
THE 230 Biblical Hermeneutics 3 Credit Hours
THE 362 Apologetics 3 Credit Hours
PTH 301 Leadership Principles 3 Credit Hours
SYS 210 Bible Doctrines 3 Credit Hours
Biblical Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
Theological Studies Elective 3 Credit Hours
General
Studies 37 Credit Hours
GEN 101 Online Orientation 1 Credit Hour
ENL 102 English Composition 3 Credit Hours
ENL 103 English Composition II 3 Credit Hours
ENL 151 Classical Literature 3 Credit Hours
HIS 113 History of Civilization I 3 Credit Hours
HIS 114 History of Civilization II 3 Credit Hours
HUM 201 Introduction to the Arts
or HUM 210 Fundamentals of Music 3 Credit Hours
MCS 201 Mathematics For General Education 3 Credit Hours
MCS 231 Principles of Computing 3 Credit Hours
PTH 306 Christian Ethics 3 Credit Hours
PRE 101 Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credit Hours
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit Hours
SOC 263 Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
Professional
Studies: Concentration/Major (39 Credit Hours)
Youth Ministries Major 39 Credit Hours
CED 101 Introduction to Christian Education 3 Credit Hours
YM 101 Foundations of Youth Ministry 3 Credit Hours
YM 192 Understanding Youth Culture 3 Credit Hours
YM 241 Counseling Youth 3 Credit Hours
YM 310 Speaking to Youth 3 Credit Hours
YM 315 Programming Youth Ministry 3 Credit Hours
YM 325 Technology for Ministers 3 Credit Hours
YM 425 & YM 426 Internship I & II 6 Credit Hours
THE 263 Biblical Foundations of Worship
GRK 101 Greek I 3 Credit Hours
GRK 201 Greek II 3 Credit Hours
Personal Interest Electives 3 Credit Hours
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