College of the Bible

Doctrine 101
This course is a brief overview of God and the Bible with emphasis on understanding and experiencing basic individual and corporate Christianity.

The course utilizes questions and answers as a teaching method. Classes are held one night a week for 32 weeks. There are homework assignments and tests included in the course.

Doctrine 101 is a systematic and progressive teaching. It is an orderly step-by-step instruction, each new question, each new subject building upon the last.

Upon successful completion of the course, the student comes away with a wealth of knowledge of the Bible and God's plan for mankind thru Jesus Christ.

Doctrine 102
Doctrine 102 is a basic course in Theology that enables the believer to become grounded in the foundational truths by which he experiences God personally.

The outline of this study may be found in Hebrews 6:1-6 that lists the principal teachings of the doctrine of Christ. Thus the main subject areas are repentance, faith, baptisms, laying on of hands, resurrection and eternal judgment.

This course of study is developed in 32 lessons that include homework assignments, memorization of Scripture and testing.

The purpose of Doctrine 102 is to strengthen and establish believers in a systematic theology of their salvation experience, their authority in Christ, their experience of Water Baptism, Baptism of the Holy Spirit and their understanding of their Covenant heritage in Christ. By equipping students with a greater understanding of how God seeks to prepare them for their kingdom mission, the church seeks to benefit by preparing them for leadership roles in the church.