Another aspect of the Bible Training Institute program is 'practical ministries'. Academics are important, but those who are going into ministry must know how to do the work of the ministry. We strive for a balance between a knowledge of the scriptures and practical ministry experience.
A student enrolled in the Bible Training Institute program will be required to volunteer 25 hours per term to perform practical ministry in either their local church, CBC, or any approved ministry in the area. There are many opportunities to serve depending on one's interests, talents, and available time.
Through the Bible Training Institute, a student will not only be prepared with a proper biblical understanding, but will be trained in practical application, to meet the needs of God's people and to bring unbelievers into the Kingdom of God. At the satisfactory completion of this program, a student will receive a Certificate of Completion.
NOTE: This program must be completed before entering the second year program.
COURSES
Relationship with God Series I - IV
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 20
This study emphasizes four important truths about God and man's relationship with Him. The Nature of God is a study of God that distinguishes between His character and His acts, contrasting the Old Testament with the New Testament. Hardness of Heart deals with one of the major barriers that keep us from accepting all of God's truth. Authority of the Believer helps us receive the blessings God has for us and shows us how to stop Satan from robbing us. God's Not Guilty shows us from Scripture that God is not the author of our problems, nor does He cause bad things to happen to us.
The Basics of Righteousness I & II
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 10
This class teaches about our Spirit, Soul, and Body and Identity in Christ. Spirit, Soul, and Body is a study that explains how our spirits are complete in Jesus if we are born again and how our souls and bodies should relate to our spirits. The Identity in Christ study shows us from Scripture who we are in Christ - our righteousness and justification.
Receiving from God I - IV
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 20
This class covers the subjects of Prayer, Healing, Blessings and Miracles, and Harnessing Your Emotions.
A Sure Foundation I & II
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 10
Two subjects are covered in this class. The Integrity of the Word expounds on the truth, surety, and infallibility of God's Word. Christian Philosophy shows us that we all have a system of thought, but challenges us to examine if it is according to the Word or the world.
Old Testament Survey I - VI
Instructor: Wendell Parr; Class Hours: 60
This is an overview of the Old Testament. In this class, students will study the author, historical setting, purpose, and theme of each book; special attention is given to some of the key passages.
The Holy Spirit I - III
Instructor: Wendell Parr; Class Hours: 30
This is an exciting class that discusses the Person and the work of the Holy Spirit. Not only will you learn how He has worked throughout history, but how He works in your life.
Introduction to the Bible
Instructor: Don Krow; Class Hours: 10
In this course you are introduced to how our Bible came into being, the manuscripts and documents of the Bible, the Bible and Its translation, and the Bible and recent discoveries.
Galatians
Instructor: Don Krow; Class Hours: 10
Foundational and doctrinal truths found in this book will be studied. Students will learn righteousness: how Jesus provided it, and why it can't be earned, only received. They learn about grace: God's grace extended towards us and how that applies to our lives.
Romans I - III
Instructor: Don Krow; Class Hours: 30
This course is designed to provide an exegetical overview and in-depth study of Paul's epistle to the Romans. Timeless theological messages are discussed. 'Discipling Through Romans' discipleship material is utilized in a classroom situation.
Course Title: Bible Covenants I & II
Instructor: Lawson Perdue; Class Hours: 20
The purpose of this study is to learn about the nature of God as revealed in the covenants He has made with men, in order to develop our faith in God as a way of life today. We will begin with God's covenants with Adam, Abraham, and Israel, and then we will consider the new covenant fully revealed in the New Testament.
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 20
This study emphasizes four important truths about God and man's relationship with Him. The Nature of God is a study of God that distinguishes between His character and His acts, contrasting the Old Testament with the New Testament. Hardness of Heart deals with one of the major barriers that keep us from accepting all of God's truth. Authority of the Believer helps us receive the blessings God has for us and shows us how to stop Satan from robbing us. God's Not Guilty shows us from Scripture that God is not the author of our problems, nor does He cause bad things to happen to us.
The Basics of Righteousness I & II
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 10
This class teaches about our Spirit, Soul, and Body and Identity in Christ. Spirit, Soul, and Body is a study that explains how our spirits are complete in Jesus if we are born again and how our souls and bodies should relate to our spirits. The Identity in Christ study shows us from Scripture who we are in Christ - our righteousness and justification.
Receiving from God I - IV
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 20
This class covers the subjects of Prayer, Healing, Blessings and Miracles, and Harnessing Your Emotions.
A Sure Foundation I & II
Instructor: Andrew Wommack; Class Hours: 10
Two subjects are covered in this class. The Integrity of the Word expounds on the truth, surety, and infallibility of God's Word. Christian Philosophy shows us that we all have a system of thought, but challenges us to examine if it is according to the Word or the world.
Old Testament Survey I - VI
Instructor: Wendell Parr; Class Hours: 60
This is an overview of the Old Testament. In this class, students will study the author, historical setting, purpose, and theme of each book; special attention is given to some of the key passages.
The Holy Spirit I - III
Instructor: Wendell Parr; Class Hours: 30
This is an exciting class that discusses the Person and the work of the Holy Spirit. Not only will you learn how He has worked throughout history, but how He works in your life.
Introduction to the Bible
Instructor: Don Krow; Class Hours: 10
In this course you are introduced to how our Bible came into being, the manuscripts and documents of the Bible, the Bible and Its translation, and the Bible and recent discoveries.
Galatians
Instructor: Don Krow; Class Hours: 10
Foundational and doctrinal truths found in this book will be studied. Students will learn righteousness: how Jesus provided it, and why it can't be earned, only received. They learn about grace: God's grace extended towards us and how that applies to our lives.
Romans I - III
Instructor: Don Krow; Class Hours: 30
This course is designed to provide an exegetical overview and in-depth study of Paul's epistle to the Romans. Timeless theological messages are discussed. 'Discipling Through Romans' discipleship material is utilized in a classroom situation.
Course Title: Bible Covenants I & II
Instructor: Lawson Perdue; Class Hours: 20
The purpose of this study is to learn about the nature of God as revealed in the covenants He has made with men, in order to develop our faith in God as a way of life today. We will begin with God's covenants with Adam, Abraham, and Israel, and then we will consider the new covenant fully revealed in the New Testament.
