Year 2

Associates In Biblical Studies

  1. God’s Word
  2. Bible Doctrine
  3. Submission & Authority
  4. The Anointing
  5. Ministry Gifts
  6. Romans
  7. Galatians
  8. Ephesians
  9. 1st Corinthians
  10. 2nd Corinthians
Our Curriculum Overview

1) God’s Word

This module emphasizes the centrality and transformative power of the Word of God as the primary tool for effective ministry and personal development. It is designed to direct students toward a deeper engagement with Scripture, recognizing it as the ultimate source of truth, wisdom, and spiritual transformation. Rather than relying solely on external frameworks, this course prioritizes the Biblical foundation for growth, equipping students to build their lives and ministry upon the unchanging truth of God’s Word. Drawing from The Great Exchange by Dr. Robb Thompson, students will explore key principles that demonstrate how transformation begins with a renewed mind and a faith-filled response to Scripture.

The course will address essential themes such as living by faith, overcoming limitations, renewing thought patterns, and applying Biblical principles to achieve lasting change. Students will be guided in understanding how to access spiritual truths that enable them to move beyond natural limitations and walk in the fullness of God’s provision. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to develop disciplined, Word-centered believers who are equipped to minister effectively and to bring lasting transformation in both their own lives and the lives of others.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical importance of the Word of God as the foundation for life and ministry 
  • Demonstrate an understanding of living by faith through the application of Scripture 
  • Apply principles for renewing the mind and transforming thought patterns 
  • Identify and overcome personal limitations through Biblical truth 
  • Understand and apply the concept of spiritual exchange as taught in Scripture 
  • Develop practical strategies for lasting personal and spiritual change 
  • Utilize the Word of God effectively as a tool for ministry and transformation

Required Text: The Great Exchange by Dr. Robb Thompson

2) Bible Doctrine

This module provides an in-depth and systematic study of the fundamental truths of the Bible, equipping students with a comprehensive understanding of core Biblical doctrines. It is designed to establish a solid theological foundation by examining what Scripture teaches and how these truths apply to the life of the believer and the Church. Drawing from Knowing the Doctrines of the Bible by Myer Pearlman, students will explore key doctrinal themes including the doctrine of God, angels, humanity, sin, Christ, the atonement, salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Church, and the last things. Emphasis is placed on interpreting Scripture accurately and developing a clear, Biblical understanding of each doctrine within its proper context.

The course also encourages students to engage critically with Scripture, enabling them to articulate and defend Biblical truths with clarity, confidence, and conviction. Through structured learning and practical application, students will develop the ability to apply doctrinal principles to personal life, ministry, and leadership contexts. This module aims to cultivate spiritually grounded individuals who are rooted in sound doctrine and equipped to teach, lead, and minister with Biblical accuracy and integrity.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the foundational Biblical doctrines in a systematic and coherent manner 
  • Interpret key Scriptures related to major doctrinal themes 
  • Demonstrate an understanding of doctrines such as God, Christ, salvation, and the Holy Spirit 
  • Apply Biblical doctrine to personal life and ministry contexts 
  • Articulate and defend Biblical truths with clarity and confidence 
  • Recognize the importance of sound doctrine in spiritual growth and leadership 
  • Develop a structured approach to studying and teaching Biblical doctrine

Required Text: Knowing the Doctrines of the Bible by Myer Pearlman.

3) Submission and Authority

This module provides a comprehensive study of the Biblical principles of submission and authority as established by God within the home, the local church, and the universal Church. It is designed to develop a clear understanding of how Biblical authority functions and how believers are called to respond within these structures. Drawing from Under Cover by John Bevere, students will explore the purpose and protection found in Biblical submission, recognizing it as a position of strength, alignment, and spiritual order rather than limitation. The course emphasizes that all authority originates from God and is intended to bring stability, growth, and effectiveness within the Body of Christ.

Students will be guided in discovering their place within the Body, learning how to both submit to authority and exercise authority responsibly within their God-given spheres. Emphasis is placed on developing humility, discernment, and accountability, ensuring that authority is exercised with integrity and in alignment with Biblical principles. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to equip students to function effectively within God-ordained structures, fostering unity, order, and spiritual maturity in both personal life and ministry contexts.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical foundation of submission and authority 
  • Understand the structure of God-ordained authority within the home and the Church 
  • Recognize the purpose and protection found in Biblical submission 
  • Identify their place and function within the Body of Christ 
  • Demonstrate how to submit to authority with humility and understanding 
  • Apply principles for exercising authority responsibly and with integrity 
  • Develop discernment in matters relating to authority and accountability 
  • Cultivate a Biblical approach to leadership, order, and unity

Required Text: Under Cover John Bevere.

4) The Anointing

This module provides an in-depth and comprehensive study of the Biblical concept of the anointing, with particular focus on the priestly, prophetic, and kingly dimensions as revealed in Scripture. It is designed to equip students with a clear understanding of the nature, purpose, and operation of the anointing within both personal life and ministry contexts. Drawing from The Anointing by Benny Hinn, students will explore how the anointing functions as the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit for service, leadership, and spiritual effectiveness. The course examines the distinct roles of the priestly, prophetic, and kingly anointings, highlighting their significance in the life of the believer and in the advancement of God’s Kingdom.

Emphasis is placed on developing spiritual sensitivity, reverence, and a Biblical understanding of how to steward the anointing responsibly. Students will also explore the relationship between character, consecration, and the flow of the anointing, recognizing that spiritual empowerment must be aligned with spiritual maturity. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to cultivate a deeper awareness of the anointing and to equip students to function effectively within their God-given calling with integrity, power, and purpose.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical foundation and purpose of the anointing 
  • Identify and distinguish between the priestly, prophetic, and kingly anointings 
  • Understand the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers for ministry 
  • Demonstrate awareness of the relationship between character and anointing 
  • Apply Biblical principles in stewarding the anointing responsibly 
  • Develop sensitivity to the presence and leading of the Holy Spirit 
  • Recognize the function of the anointing in personal life and ministry contexts 
  • Operate with greater maturity, reverence, and effectiveness in ministry

Required Text: The Anointing by Benny Hinn.

5) Ministry Gifts / Church Government

This module provides a comprehensive study of the Biblical structure of ministry gifts and church government as established in Scripture. It is designed to equip students with a clear understanding of how leadership, gifting, and order function within the Body of Christ. Students will examine the five-fold ministry as outlined in Ephesians 4:11, gaining insight into the function, characteristics, and purpose of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers in equipping and building the Church. The course also explores the concept of motivational gifts (Romans 12:6–8), helping students to identify their unique place and contribution within the Body of Christ.

In addition, the module addresses the operation of the nine gifts or manifestations of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:8–10), emphasizing their role in edification, ministry effectiveness, and spiritual growth. Students will be guided in understanding how these gifts function within a Biblical framework of order and accountability. Drawing from Ministry Gifts by Kenneth E. Hagin and Decently and In Order by Bob Yandian, the course further examines the Biblical pattern for church government, including the roles and responsibilities of pastors, bishops, elders, and deacons. Emphasis is placed on maintaining balance between spiritual function and structured leadership to ensure unity, order, and effectiveness within the Church. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to equip students to function effectively within ministry structures, recognize their gifting, and contribute to the growth and stability of the Church.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical foundation of ministry gifts and church government 
  • Identify and describe the five-fold ministry and its purpose in the Church 
  • Recognize and apply motivational gifts within personal and ministry contexts 
  • Understand the operation of the nine gifts of the Holy Spirit 
  • Apply Biblical principles of order and structure within the Church 
  • Differentiate between various leadership roles (pastor, bishop, elder, deacon) 
  • Identify their place and function within the Body of Christ 
  • Demonstrate an understanding of balance between spiritual gifting and leadership structure

Required Text: Ministry Gifts Kenneth Hagin and Decently and In Order Bob Yandian.

6) Romans

This module provides a comprehensive Biblical study of the Book of Romans, focusing on the foundational doctrines of salvation, justification, grace, and righteous living. It is designed to equip students with a clear understanding of the Gospel message as systematically presented by the Apostle Paul. Drawing from Romans Verse by Verse by William R. Newell, students will examine the Biblical teaching that salvation through Christ is accomplished once and for all and made available to all people. The course emphasizes justification by faith rather than works, highlighting the transformative power of grace in the life of the believer.

Students will also explore the dynamics of sin and death, gaining insight into how these operate within human nature and how believers can live free through the power of the Spirit. Particular attention is given to the process of personal consecration in response to God’s mercy, as well as the balance between Christian liberty and responsibility toward others within the Body of Christ. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to establish a strong doctrinal foundation, enabling students to live in the fullness of grace, walk in righteousness, and demonstrate maturity in both personal life and ministry contexts.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical foundation of salvation and justification by faith 
  • Understand the doctrine of grace and its role in the believer’s life 
  • Identify the workings of sin and death and how to overcome them through Christ 
  • Apply Biblical principles of consecration and righteous living 
  • Demonstrate an understanding of Christian liberty and responsibility 
  • Interpret key passages from the Book of Romans within their proper context 
  • Apply doctrinal truths from Romans to personal life and ministry 
  • Articulate the Gospel message with clarity and Biblical accuracy

Required Text: Romans Verse by Verse William R. Newell.

7) Galatians

This module provides a comprehensive Biblical study of the Epistle to the Galatians, with a focus on understanding the contrast between the works of the Law and the work of the Spirit. It is designed to equip students with a clear understanding of grace, freedom in Christ, and the life of the Spirit as the foundation of Christian living. Drawing from Galatians: The Spirit-Controlled Life by Bob Yandian, students will examine the Biblical distinction between legalism and grace, gaining insight into the dangers of returning to law-based living after receiving salvation through faith. The course emphasizes the transformative power of grace and the believer’s call to live in the liberty provided through Christ.

Students will also explore the contrast between the fruit of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit, developing a deeper understanding of how these opposing influences shape behavior, character, and spiritual growth. Emphasis is placed on cultivating a Spirit-led life that reflects Biblical values and Christ-like character. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to establish students in the truth of grace, enabling them to walk in freedom, maturity, and spiritual alignment in both personal life and ministry contexts.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical contrast between the Law and grace 
  • Understand the dangers and limitations of legalism 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the work of the Spirit in the believer’s life 
  • Identify and distinguish between the fruit of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit 
  • Apply Biblical principles of grace to personal life and ministry 
  • Develop a Spirit-led approach to daily living 
  • Understand and articulate the believer’s freedom in Christ
  •  Cultivate Christ-like character through the fruit of the Spirit

Required Text: Galatians: The Sprit Controlled Life by  Bob Yandian.

8) Ephesians

This module provides an in-depth Biblical study of the Epistle to the Ephesians, revealing the mystery of the Church and God’s eternal purpose to form a people who express the fullness of Christ on the earth. It is designed to equip students with a clear understanding of their identity in Christ, their position within the Body, and their role in advancing God’s Kingdom. Drawing from Ephesians: Blueprint for Maturity by Bob Yandian, students will explore how God’s redemptive plan unites both Jew and Gentile into one Body, creating a dwelling place for His presence. The course emphasizes the Biblical revelation of the Church as the expression of Christ’s fullness, called to demonstrate His authority and victory in the earth. Students will examine key themes such as spiritual identity, unity, maturity, and spiritual authority.  Particular attention is given to the process of equipping and maturing believers, enabling them to grow into the fullness of Christ and function effectively within the Body.

The course also addresses spiritual warfare, highlighting the believer’s role in standing against evil through the authority given in Christ. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to establish students in their identity, strengthen their understanding of the Church, and equip them to walk in maturity, unity, and spiritual authority in both personal life and ministry contexts.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical concept of the Church as the Body of Christ 
  • Understand the believer’s identity and position in Christ
  •  Describe God’s plan to unite all people in Christ 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of spiritual maturity and growth within the Body 
  • Apply Biblical principles of unity and function within the Church 
  • Understand the believer’s authority in spiritual warfare 
  • Interpret key passages in Ephesians with Biblical accuracy 
  • Apply the principles of Ephesians to personal life and ministry

Required Text: Ephesians: Blueprint for Maturity Bob Yandian.

9) I Corinthians

This module provides an expository and Biblical study of the First Epistle to the Corinthians, focusing on the practical and spiritual challenges faced within the early Church. It is designed to equip students with a clear understanding of how Biblical principles address issues of conduct, unity, leadership, and spiritual maturity within a local church context. Drawing from The Message of First Corinthians by David Prior, students will examine the historical, social, and spiritual climate of the Corinthian church, gaining insight into the circumstances that led to the Apostle Paul’s correspondence. The course highlights how cultural influences, immaturity, and misuse of spiritual gifts contributed to division and disorder within the church.

Students will explore key themes such as unity, holiness, leadership, discipline, and the proper use of spiritual gifts. Emphasis is placed on identifying common challenges that arise within church communities and applying Biblical solutions that restore order, strengthen relationships, and promote spiritual growth. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to develop discerning leaders who are equipped to address real-life ministry challenges with wisdom, integrity, and a commitment to maintaining unity and maturity within the Body of Christ.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical context and purpose of the Book of I Corinthians 
  • Understand the historical and cultural background of the Corinthian church 
  • Identify common challenges within a local church body 
  • Apply Biblical solutions to issues such as division, immorality, and disorder 
  • Demonstrate understanding of unity and spiritual maturity in the Church 
  • Recognize the proper use and function of spiritual gifts within a Biblical framework 
  • Interpret key passages in I Corinthians with Biblical accuracy 
  • Apply principles from I Corinthians to personal life and ministry contexts

Required Text: The Message of First Corinthians by David Prior.

10) II Corinthians

This module provides an expository and Biblical study of the Second Epistle to the Corinthians, with a focus on the nature of authentic ministry, leadership integrity, and spiritual restoration within the Church. It is designed to equip students with a deeper understanding of the challenges faced in ministry and the Biblical principles required to navigate them effectively. Drawing from The Message of II Corinthians by Paul Barnett, students will examine the historical and relational context of Paul’s continued correspondence with the Corinthian church. The course highlights themes of reconciliation, perseverance, and the defense of apostolic authority, offering insight into the emotional and spiritual realities of ministry leadership.

Students will explore key themes such as suffering in ministry, the power of grace in weakness, integrity in leadership, and the ministry of reconciliation. Emphasis is placed on developing a Biblical perspective of leadership that is marked by humility, endurance, and dependence on God rather than personal strength. Through Biblical teaching and practical application, this module seeks to prepare students to lead with authenticity, navigate opposition with wisdom, and minister with a heart aligned to God’s purposes in both personal life and ministry contexts.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Explain the Biblical context and purpose of the Book of II Corinthians 
  • Understand the challenges and responsibilities of ministry leadership 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the ministry of reconciliation 
  • Apply Biblical principles of integrity, humility, and perseverance 
  • Understand the role of grace in weakness and suffering 
  • Interpret key passages in II Corinthians with Biblical accuracy 
  • Apply teachings from II Corinthians to real-life ministry situations 
  • Develop a leadership approach rooted in authenticity and spiritual maturity

Required Text: The Message of II Corinthians by Paul Barnett.