Course Descriptions

An airplane view of the law and history recorded in the Old Testament. Designed to familiarize the student with the theme and content of each book.

An airplane view from Poetry through Prophecy.

This course is designed to teach the student how to reach the lost for Christ. It includes memorization of Scripture and how to counsel the unsaved.

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A Panorama of current world missions. The course surveys both the history and practices of missions, as well as, how missionaries use the Bible In their work.

An outline and expositional study of Christ Jesus our Lord as recorded by John the Apostle. The course studies Christ as the Eternal Word of God, His saving sacrifice and His glorious resurrection.

An airplane view of the four gospels, the Book of Acts and the inter-testamental period. This course is designed to familiarize the student with the theme and general content of each book.

An airplane view of the books from Romans to Revelation.

A systematic study of the doctrines of the Scriptures, God and the person and work of Jesus Christ. It is designed to provide a thorough grasp of these major doctrines In order to enhance the teaching, preaching and maturity of each student.

A systematic study of the doctrine of man, sin, salvation, the Holy Spirit and angels. This course is designed to give a thorough grasp of these doctrines.

A systematic study of the doctrines of the Christian Church, the Dispensations and Future Events. The pre-millennial and pre-tribulational position will be given careful attention as the true biblical teaching.

The organization and administration of the Church examined by the perspectives of history, basic objectives, general organization, departmental organization and curriculum materials for the total Church program. Attention Is given to practical subjects like keeping records, visitation, follow-up, housing, and equipment; enlistment and personnel training; music and missions.

Pedagogy: Helping teachers to better teach God's Word. Attention is given to the teaching-learning process common to all teaching situations. Practical ways of presenting lessons with audiovisual aids are illustrated. Some attention given to children, youth, and adults.

An analytical study of Christian doctrine as presented by the Apostle Paul. Emphasis is placed on applying its doctrinal content to our daily lifestyles.

Studies (in outline form) the background and some particular matters of importance necessary for clearer understanding and application in our day.

The analytical development of the early church by the Holy Spirit. Our early church history is reviewed in Its many dimensions to provide better direction for our ministries of the present.

An analytical approach to the ministry of Christ Jesus as He intercedes for us in heaven. Also examined are the major periods of future earth history, an in-depth look at the tribulation period, the second advent of Christ Jesus and the consummation. Chapters 1 through 11.

Prerequisite: Two semesters of Doctrine I, II or Ill.

A continuation covering chapters 12 through 22.

Prerequisite: #434 (RevelatIon I)

This course is a detailed study of the Epistle of James. The historical background of the book and the message of this practical letter written by James will be developed.

Enrollment limited to Pastor-teachers and Elders who have completed 8 units at LABTS. (Deacons may take this course if currently in office). This course deals with proper homiletics (the theology of preaching). A special emphasis will be placed upon church polity, in respect to worship, special occasions and counseling.

Advanced study in homiletics and practical theology.

A comprehensive study of the work of salvation in man. It covers every aspect of the gracious work that God has achieved on behalf of sinful man; the purpose of salvation; its process; its divine initiative and those whom it embraces.

An intense study of the fundamental doctrine of justification by faith and not by works.

(Interpreting the Bible). A systematic study of how to properly interpret the Bible. This course deals with the various principles of Interpretation enabling the student to rightly divide (explain) the Word of God.

A course designed to teach the student how to Independently study the Bible. Among the methods taught are the Inductive, synthetic, analytical, topical and historical.

This course gives an analysis of the Church as an organism which is living and growing. Areas of examination cover its constitution, ordinances and activities, both in worship and work.

This course deals with the day-to-day, moment-by-moment life of a Christian. It is designed to enhance the believer's life in this world, resulting in mature spiritual growth and bringing glory to the Lord Jesus.

A careful study of God's masterpiece - the Church - His Body in the world. Unknown in the Old Testament It Is now revealed in the realm of the heavenlies as well as here on earth by our new relationship with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.

A concise study of Old Testament types found in Genesis, Exodus and Leviticus. Included are types as seen in the Tabernacle, Its offerings and feast. The applications to our personal life and the life of the New Testament Church are then emphasized.

A painstaking study of the superiority of Christ Jesus our Lord and the Christian faith above religion. A verse by verse exposition is attempted and difficult questions are examined with proper Hermeneutics.

An exposition of the connecting book to the Revelation of John the Apostle. This course concentrates on the historical and prophetic teachings for today's Christian.

A careful study of Judah's downfall and certain principles of eternal truth applicable to the present day.

This course examines the biblical perspectives of marriage in our present day society. Included in this examination are the guidelines necessary for building a solid family unit able to weather the attacks of our society.

This course examines the biblical perspectives of marriage in our present day society. Included in this examination are the guidelines necessary for building a solid family unit able to weather the attacks of our society.

This course deals with the major topics contained in this Jewish minded gospel. Special emphasis is given to the Sermon on the Mount, the making of disciples and the return of Christ at His Second Coming.

This course examines the foundational reason for our salvation: the glory of God. After reviewing the creation and the fall of mankind, this course helps to describe the plan of God for the redemption of mankind centering on the Abrahamic promises.

This course informs and enhances the awareness of the student concerning the background in which the Bible was written. This fuller knowledge will help the student to understand the biblical meanings otherwise lost without clear perception of cultural settings.

This course Is designed to clarify misunderstandings and doubts; and to establish the student's faith through sound doctrine; and prepare him to convincingly confront and refute false teachers.

This course Is designed to stimulate a student's understanding of true Christian discipleship as taught by our Lord Jesus Christ. These principles are expected to direct his life and heart towards God's glory.

This course Is intended to teach the student how to use the Bible as one's sole counseling tool. Sin Is described in Its full power; and the power of the Holy Spirit of God in arresting sin is revealed and taught.

This course is a detailed study of the book of Philippians. The historical background and the message of this personal letter of Paul to the church at Philippi will be discovered