Bachelor of

Biblical Exposition &
Church Ministry

The Bachelor of Biblical Exposition and Church Ministry is a newly revised program intended to prepare men and women to faithfully communicate God’s Word and serve in local churches. This program is designed to build on the two-year Associate of Biblical Studies. The program includes the same curriculum as the associate degree program as well as further study in four areas: Biblical Exegesis & Exposition, History of Theology, Practical Ministry, and Spiritual Formation.

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Program Requirements

In order to graduate with a Bachelor of Biblical Exposition and Church Ministry, a student must meet the following requirements:

  • A student must have previously completed a High School degree or its equivalent.
  • A student must complete all three years of coursework from EI School of Biblical Training.
  • A student must complete and transfer a minimum of 24 semester hours of General Education to EI School of Biblical Training within one year of completing the Associate degree.
  • A student must have earned a total of 120 semester hours of coursework.
  • A student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.50 or above.
  • A student may not have a failing grade in any course.
  • A student must have completed his/her memorization of Romans.

Core Classes

  • CL 112: Fundamentals of Discipleship -1 Hour
  • CL 111: Principles of Prayer -2 Hours
  • NT 116: Romans -5 Hours

 

Survey Classes

  • OT 101: Old Testament Survey I -3 Hours
  • OT 102: Old Testament Survey II -3 Hours
  • OT 103: Old Testament Survey III -3 Hours

 

Doctrine Classes

  • TH 121: Doctrine of God -3 Hours

 

Practical Ministry Classes

  • PM 111: Evangelism & Discipleship -3 Hours
  • EE 101: Bible Study Methods -3 Hours
  • PE 101: Physical Education

Core Classes

  • CL 201: Principles of Spiritual Conflict -3 Hours
  • NT 220: Ephesians -3 Hours

 

Survey Classes

  • NT 204: New Testament Survey I -3 Hours
  • NT 205: New Testament Survey II -3 Hours
  • NT 206: New Testament Survey III -3 Hours

 

Doctrine Classes

  • TH 221: Doctrine of Scripture, Christ, and Salvation -3 Hours
  • TH 223: Doctrine III- Holy Spirit -1 Hour

 

Practical Ministry Classes

  • PM 235: Counseling -3 Hours
  • PM 212: Methodology of Missions -3 Hours
  • PM 291: Practical Ministry Training Course (Optional)
  • PE 101: Physical Education -3 Hours

 

Exegesis and Exposition

  • EE 311: Biblical Exegesis – 1 Hour
  • EE 312: Biblical Exposition – 3 Hours
  • EE 331: Preaching/ Teaching Practicum – 4 Hours
  • EE 334: Leading Small Groups – 3 Hours
  • EE 320: Fundamentals of Biblical Hebrew and Greek – 3 Hours

 

History and Theology

  • TH 301: History of Theology (0-1000 AD) – 2 Hours
  • TH 302: History of Theology (1000-1600 AD) – 2 Hours
  • TH 303: History of Theology (1600-2000 AD) – 2 Hours

 

Practical Ministry

  • PM 321: Ministry in the Local Church – 1 Hour
  • PM 336: Counseling the Hard Cases – 1 Hour
  • PM 323: Culture and Ethics – 3 Hours
  • CL 311: Spiritual Formation – 2 Hours
  • PM 322: Leadership Development – 1 Hour
  • PM 312: Cross-centered Ministry – 1 Hour
  • PM 313: Prayer & Ministry – 2 Hours

 

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 31

General education requirements may be satisfied by transferring credits previously earned or by taking online classes. No more than one online course (3 credit hours) may be taken per trimester.

General education credits must satisfy the following minimums:

EnglishMinimum of 6 Credit Hours
HistoryMinimum of 6 Credit Hours
MathMinimum of 3 Credit Hours
Social SciencesMinimum of 3 Credit Hours
ElectivesMinimum of 6 Credit Hours

General education online courses are available through Modern States. Credit is granted after the course is completed and a passing grade is achieved on the CLEP exam. We recommend the following courses and schedule for completing general education requirements within your three years of study:

YEAR 1

1st Trimester

College Composition (6 Hours)

2nd Trimester

3rd Trimester

Introduction to Sociology (3 Hours)

YEAR 2

1st Trimester

Western Civilization I (3 Hours)

2nd Trimester

Western Civilization II (3 Hours)

3rd Trimester

College Algebra (3 Hours)

YEAR 3

1st Trimester

Elective (3 Hours)

2nd Trimester

Elective (3 Hours)