An elective course by Milton Martin on how to face persecution for the cause of Christ.

MN 102.2: The gospel is clearly defined; and Scriptural methods of personally winning souls to Christ, baptizing them, and discipling them in the local church are taught. Part 2 of 2

BI 421.2: A systematic exposition of this doctrinal epistle emphasizing Christ’s completed work for the sinner and saint as well as its practical application in the life of the believer.

MN 201.2: A practical training course including the church planter himself, advertising, financing, services, organization, location, sermons, legal needs, and more. Vital information for starting a New Testament church in this age is taught.

MN 101.2: The gospel is clearly defined; and Scriptural methods of personally winning souls to Christ, baptizing them, and discipling them in the local church are taught. Part 1 of 2

BI 311.2: An analytical study of the historical backgrounds and major prophetic messages of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. These classes are best suited for consecutive consideration and study. Part 1 of 2

GE 201.2 — CULTS: An overview of the major cults of the world such as Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witness, Seventh-Day Adventists, and the New Age movement.

TH 201.2: Lectures on the doctrine of Christ including His deity, humanity and redemptive work on the behalf of sinners.

TH 401.2: A study of the doctrine of the local church, God’s program in this age. Included are its beginnings, continuation, and authority.

TH 402.2: A study of the doctrine of the local church, God’s program in this age. Included are its beginnings, continuation, and authority. Part Two

BI 323.2: A study of James through Jude, with emphasis being given to the doctrine and interpretation of the texts of the books and showing the importance of implementing truth into the daily walk of the believer. General Epistles I – James, I Peter

BI 221.2: A comprehensive and harmonistic study of the earthly life and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ as revealed in the four gospels. Part One

BI 312.2: An analytical study of the historical backgrounds and major prophetic messages of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. These classes are best suited for consecutive consideration and study. Part 2 of 2

BI 121.2: A survey of the books of the New Testament with special emphasis given to the authorship, doctrinal, and historical framework of each book. N.T. Survey I – Matthew through Acts

MN 301.2: This course will help the counselor to identify core areas of sin in a counselee’s life, companion sins, and God’s way to victory. This course employs Pastor Doug Hammett’s counseling manual and gives instruction in its use. A nouthetic and confrontational approach to people is the method encouraged by the teacher. This course is practical and beneficial for any Christian desirous of helping others work through life’s problems.

BI 112.2: A survey of the books of the Old Testament from a basic chronological approach, considering the historical and dispensational periods relating to each book. These courses must be taken in consecutive order. Part Two: Joshua through II Chronicles, and Psalms through Song of Solomon

GE 402.2: This course traces the history of Baptists from the time of Christ through the present emphasizing particularly the movement of Bible Christianity westward through Europe and into America. Part 2 of 2

GE 311.2: A basic introduction to NT Greek, equipping the student to better use Bible study tools available today.

RE 304.2: Strategies for use in the classroom to keep students on task and to handle problems that arise.

An elective course by Milton Martin on how to put on the armor of God and how to fight and be victorious over the devil and his forces.

MN 303.2: Accentuates the leadership, qualifications, and qualities of the pastor. Instruction given on pastoral ethics; including his commitment, personal finances, witnessing, staff and administration.

MN 202.2: This course provides the necessary information for church growth. It involves such subjects as taking a church, charting her course, and accomplishing steady growth through Biblical and practical methodology.