Programs

The Bachelor of Biblical Pentecostal Studies (120 credit hours) program is designed to equip students with a robust understanding of Pentecostal theology, history, and praxis rooted in biblical foundations. This program seeks to prepare students for effective ministry, leadership, and academic engagement within the Pentecostal tradition, fostering spiritual growth, theological depth, and practical application in diverse ministry contexts.

The Associate of Biblical Pentecostal Studies program (60 credit hours) provides students with a solid foundation in Pentecostal theology, biblical studies, and ministry practices. This program is designed to cultivate spiritual maturity, introduce key theological concepts, and develop practical ministry skills. It serves as a stepping stone for those pursuing further education or immediate involvement in church leadership, missions, or service within the Pentecostal tradition.

Each student chooses a specialized ministry concentration at enrollment, allowing you to tailor your education to align with your ministry goals and academic interests. Current concentration options include: Pastoral Ministry, Youth/Children's Ministry and Christian Education. Future concentrations being developed include: Music Ministry, Evangelism & Missions, and Christian Entrepreneurship.