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Great Commission Curriculum
ACTS 100 3 Credit Hours
An exegetical study of the book of Acts and of the early church from the time that Jesus Christ ascended to the beginning of Paul's Missionary journeys. Chapters 1-12
ACTS 101 3 Credit Hours
Prerequisite Acts 100. A continuance of the exegetical study of Paul's missionary journey and his voyages to Rome as a prisoner. Chapters 13-28.
ANPR314 Answered Prayer 3 Credit Hours
20 lessons describing answered prayers in the Bible
ATOF503 Attributes of God 3 Credits Hours
A biblical study showing that character and attributes of God
BACH500 Basic Christian Counseling 3 Credit Hours
The Christian Counseling concentration is designed to build the skills and abilities needed to competently counsel others in lay counseling ministries or other volunteer work where services are provided to people in need. It also allows the ministry professional to develop additional skills in pastoral counseling.
BENE463 3 Credit Hours
Believers New Life:The purpose of this study is to help new Christians to understand that they have been redeemed from Satan's dominion into the family of God.
BICH100 Bible Characters 4 Credit Hours
A study into the lives of bible characters showing their strengths and weaknesses
BICH101 Bible Characters 101 4 Credit Hours
Prerequisite: BICH100. A continuation of BICH100
BICO503 Bible Commissions 503 3 Credit Hours
A study of 18 commissions given to men and women used of God
BIDO 101 Bible Doctrine 101 3 Credit Hours
Fifteen lessons and tests covering a survey of the teaching of the early Apostolic Faith Church immediately following the ascension of Jesus Christ into Heaven. Includes: Enlightenment, The Fall, Repentance, Sanctification, Baptism of the Holy Spirit, and more.
BIDO712 Survey of Bible Doctrine 3 Credit Hours
Graduate course only. Required for Dr. Degree
BIPR 403 Bible Prophets 403 3 Credit Hours
A study of the major and minor prophets and their writings. An introduction to the origin and development of prophecy among the Hebrews, a study of the Hebrew prophets who lived and preached in the nations of Judah and Israel during the first millennium B.C., and an examination of the historical, social, and religious implications of their message.
BITI 404 Bible Times Problems 404 4 Credit Hours
The study of Bible characters is a central figure in biblical history and literature. This course will explore the "multi-voiced truth" about the legendary character of those who walked the pages of the Bible. We will discover a group of complex characters full of both strengths, weakness and divine inspiration. We relate to them through explanations of the "lesson from life".
BSWS100 Bible Statistics and Word Study 4 Credit Hours
Bible Statistics is a very interesting subject – because it gives you a lot of interesting facts about the Bible, the Word of God that we hold so dear. It is impossible for God, by the Holy Spirit, through Jesus Christ, the Living Word of God not to have written the Bible when one considers all the facts about it. And this course is all about that. How often have we heard by those that have no regard for God or His Holy Book say, Do you read that Book ? It is just another book, and a very good story as well !! But that is the issue, it is not just another Book, it is the Book of all books, the Greatest Story ever told. Getting to know all the facts of this wonderful Book is going to be fun and very interesting.
CHFI744 Means of Church finance 3 Credit Hours
Graduate course only. Required for Dr. Degree
CHHI 101 Church History 101 2 Credit Hours
A survey of the early church history. Halley's Handbook is used
CHLE222 Christian Leadership 3 Credit Hours
A study into the responsibilities of a church leader in being a good leader including dress, attitude, gossip, etc. Clean living is demanded of all Christian leaders.
CHLE736 Methods of Christian Leadership 3 Credit Hours
Graduate Course only. Required for Dr. Degree
CHPL 300 Church Planting 300 3 Credit Hours
Church planting is thoroughly biblical. It is completing the Great Commission through church planting in such a way that every man, woman and child has a chance to accept or reject the Gospel through the witness of a local church. It is the church's ministry to reach out to "every person," "anyone," and “everyone" as stated in 1 Timothy and 2 Peter. These passages make it clear that God wants every man, woman, and child to hear and understand the Gospel and have the opportunity to believe in and fully obey Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour
CHRI832 A study into the evidence of Christ 3 Credit Hours
Graduate Course Only. Required for Dr. Degree
CHST101 Character Study 101 3 Credit Hours
A survey of Old Testament and New Testament Characters and their traits that set them apart from their communities. A good background knowledge essential for preaching, teaching and establishing new churches. King James Version is used but other versions are also recognized.
DANI 203 Daniel 203 3 Credit Hours
The purpose of the book of Daniel is to give a historical account of the faithful Jews who lived in captivity and to show how God is in control of heaven and earth, directing the forces of nature, the destiny of nations, and the care of his people. Daniel wrote this book to the other captives in Babylon and to God’s people in about 535 B.C. Daniel, Nebuchadnezzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, Belshazzar, Darius are the main characters in this course. Key places cover Nebuchadnezzar’s palace, the fiery furnace, Belshazzar’s banquet, and the den of lions: Daniel’s apocalyptic visions give a glimpse of God’s plan for the ages, including a direct prediction of the Messiah.
DEWA516 Deeper Walk 3 Credit Hours
The purpose of this study to help Christians to learn to walk by faith and not feeling.
DEWA517 Deeper Walk (part two) 3 Credit Hours
A continuation of DEWA516
DIHE 303 Divine Healing 303 3 Credit Hours
A study of the Biblical, theological, and historical roots of healing in the Christian church. Includes a study of the principles and patterns of healing demonstrated by Jesus and His disciples. Explores various models for healing ministries and how each person can be healed and be an instrument of healing for others.
ENTI458 End Time Events 8 Credit Hours
End times events taken mostly from Revelation and other prophetic books. 46 Lessons covering the End times.
EVCH704 A study of Evangelism 3 Credit Hours
A graduate Course Required for the Dr. Degree
EXTE777 An examination of the New Testament 3 Credit Hours
A graduate Course Required for the Dr. Degree
FAFO111 A great course to build your faith 3 Credit Hours
FAFO112 Prerequisite FAFO111. 24 Faith Building Lessons 5 Credit Hours
FAIN216 Faith in God's Promises 3 Credit Hours
FAWO 500 Family Worship 3 Credit Hours
The importance of Family worship for maturity in Christianity.
FEWA200 Feet Washing 200, Old Testament and New Testament 3 Credit Hours
FRHE301 From Heaven to Earth 3 Credit Hours
GEEP 203 General Epistles 203 4 Credit Hours
An in depth study of the books of James, I Peter, II Peter, I John, II John, III John, and Jude
GODD840 Faithfulness and Nature of God 3 Credit Hours
A graduate course required for the Dr. Degree
GOGI387 God's Gift of Prosperity 3 Credit Hours
Bible blessings include: Spiritual, Physical, and Financial blessings. Throughout the ages, those who received these blessings had a right to the same blessings as did Abraham. Scriptural evidence is cited in support of the law of compensation, known also as the law of sowing and reaping: "Cast your bread on the waters, for you will find it after many days" (Eccles. 11:1). As you study these scriptures concerning the three fold blessings of prosperity, may you accept and receive each of them. Pastor Harold Bollinger
GRCO 200 Great Commission 3 Credit Hours
An orientation to the varied dimensions of starting new churches. Applies basic principles and procedures of church growth to both the world mission and local church situations. These studies are related to evangelism, mission, education, and administrative leadership.
GRCO 201 Great Commission 3 Credit Hours
A continuation of GRCO200. Applies basic principles and procedures of church growth to both the world mission and local church situations. These studies are related to evangelism, mission, education, and administrative leadership.
HEBR102 Hebrews 102 3 Credit Hours
A study of the Book of Hebrews / A course designed to give you not only the basic understanding of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, High Priest and Shepherd, but to expand one's perception of how to apply the principles of spiritual growth.
HEBR501 Hebrews 501 3 Credit Hours
A synoptic study of the book of Hebrew. May be used to partially qualify for a Master Degree
HERM877 Hermeneutics 877 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
HOMI 403 Homiletics 403 3 Credit Hours
Sermon preparation including sermon delivery. Different delivery methods, gestures, physical appearance, and bible study are included in this course. A careful study if given to the technical side of the sermon and its preparation. A survey is made of the various kinds of sermon outlines. Emphasis is given to to student prepared outline. The call to preach is discussed in depth.
HUMA717 Human Relationships 717 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
JAME 223 James 223 3 Credit Hours
The purpose of the book of James is to expose hypocritical practices and to teach right Christian behavior. James, Jesus’ brother, was a leader in the Jerusalem church The book was probably written around A.D. 49, prior to the Jerusalem council held in A.D. 50. This letter expresses James’s concern for persecuted Christians who were once part of the Jerusalem church. Talk is cheap, as we see from advertisement and too often, we soon realize that the boasts were hollow, quite far from the truth. From Heaven comes the message of Christian conduct to James. He shares with the church how Christians should conduct themselves. He sees the need of being faithful, even in the midst of offence, hardships and even death. Do not be offended. It will stop the flow of the Holy Spirit working in believers; only through continued faithfulness, can sinners be converted and brought into the Kingdom of God .
JESU 120 Who is Jesus Christ? 3 Credit Hours
A study about who is Jesus Christ? Where He came from. What was His purpose for coming? His death, resurrection, and return to earth. For new Christians and established Christians as well. The Holy Bible is the only text.
JEFE820 A study of Old Testament Feasts 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
KIHI 306 Kings Highway 306 (NT) 6 Credit Hours
This course will renew your enthusiasm for teaching God's Word. It focuses on how to better understand the Bible. All Bible teachers should have read their manual, the Bible. In "The Kings Highway " for the New Testament, students are asked to read each New Testament Book, answer short questions on the author and location and write a short summary of each book. This will bring enlightenment, hope and the realization of the plan of God for your life and those you teach. Each book is one lesson. 27 lessons covers all 27 books of the New Testament.
KIHI 312 Kings Highway 312 (OT) 12 Credit Hours
This course will renew your enthusiasm for teaching God's Word. It focuses on how to better understand the Bible. All Bible teachers should have read their manual, the Bible. In "The Kings Highway " for the Old Testament, students are asked to read each Old Testament Book, answer short questions on the author and location and write a short summary of each book. This will bring enlightenment, hope and the realization of the plan of God for your life and those you teach. Each book is one lesson. 39 lessons covers all 39 books of the Old Testament
MATH600 Master Thesis 600 6 Credit Hours
A 2,500 word thesis is required as part of the Master Degree program.
MICO832 Conduct in Ministry 832 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
MINI741 Needs and calling in the ministry 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
MIPR 414 Ministry of Prayer 4 Credit Hours
"Ministry of Prayer" course explores Christian traditions of prayer. Each lesson will focus on a different form of prayer. The course examines personal prayer as related to a personal relationship with God, and the essential soil out of which healthy and effective ministry grows. Lessons include both theory and practice,
NETE 101 New Testament Survey 101 3 Credit Hours
A survey of the New Testament including the authors, messages, and early church doctrines. Includes a free Ebook to use as text along with the Bible.
NETE 877 New Testament Authors 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
OLTE 101 Old Testament History 101 3 Credit Hours
Old Testament History 101 is a divided series of Old Testament history beginning with Genesis. It is the history from the beginning through the Patriarchs of old, nine lessons opening the door on the creation and the lives of the fathers of the Lord Jesus Christ. An additional four lessons studies the Exodus of the Children of Israel from Egyptian bondage under the leadership of Moses.
OLTE 102 Old Testament History 102 3 Credit Hours
Old Testament 102 is a series of twelve or thirteen lessons that starts with the Wilderness Tabernacle and the office of the High Priest. The conclusion of the Pentateuch is included in the first five lessons of this series. The conquest of Canaan under the leadership of Joshua and the approximate period of the next 400 years under the rule of the judges is examined in this lesson series.
OLTE 200 Old Testament History 200 3 Credit Hours
Old Testament 200 opens the books of Poetry and Wisdom that were written over a length of time and then leads the student into the period of the monarch reign in the history of the peoples of the Bible. This study defines the kings reign followed by the division of the nation of Israel and the problems that arise from that division.
OLTE 204 Old Testament History 204 3 Credit Hours
Old Testament 204 includes the lessons explaining and teaching the period of the captivity of the divided nations and then the return to rebuild the country. Included in this series is a study of the prophets, both major and minor, to complete the Old Testament Studies.
OUFI365 Our Final Generation 4 Credit Hours. A prophetic look at the final generation on earth.
PACO742 Bible Based Counseling 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
PAEP 301 Pauline Epistles 301 3 Credit Hours
Epistles are the Apostolic letters of the Bible. The Pauline epistles are those written by Paul. In this study of 1st Corinthians and 2nd Corinthians, Paul addresses the problems of the Corinthian church. He had received reports of problems in the Corinthian church, including jealousy, divisiveness, sexual immorality, and failure to discipline members. Churches today must also address the problems they face. We can learn a great deal by observing how Paul handled these delicate situations.
PAEP 302 Pauline Epistles 302 3 Credit Hours
This course consists of Paul's letter to the churches. In this course he writes to the Galatians and the Ephesians, as well as to Rome . In his letter to the Galatian churches he explains that following the Old Testament laws or the Jewish laws will not bring salvation. A person is saved by grace through faith. To the church at Rome , Paul begins his message by vividly portraying the sinfulness of all mankind, explaining how forgiveness is available through faith in Christ. The letter to the Ephesians was sent to strengthen the believers in Ephesus in their Christian faith by explaining the nature and purpose of the church, the body of Christ.
PAEP 303 Pauline Epistles 303 3 Credit Hours
This course will consist of the following smaller letters written by Paul: They are: Philippians, Colossians, I Thessalonians, 2 Thessalonians, I Timothy, 2nd Timothy, Titus and Philemon. An epistle is simply a literary letter which was intended to be published and read by the general public. Though some of the epistles were written while Paul was in prison, he is seeking to establish the churches through encouragement and correction. Pauline epistles are scriptural and contain the Word of God.
PARA 303 Parables 303 3 Credit Hours
A parable is a comparison between a familiar fact and a spiritual truth. As used in the Scripture, the parable involves the idea of comparison. Jesus used simple word-pictures to help people understand who God is and what his kingdom or reign is like. Jesus used images and characters taken from everyday life to create a miniature play or drama to illustrate his message. This was Jesus’ most common way of teaching. His stories appealed to the young and old, poor and rich, and to the learned and unlearned as well. Over a third of the Gospels by Matthew, Mark, and Luke contain parables told by Jesus. Jesus loved to use illustrations to reach the heart of his listeners through their imagination. These word-pictures challenged the mind to discover anew what God is like and moved the heart to make a response to God's love and truth. Our Lord achieved lasting renown through the use of teaching through parables. History states that during the time of Jesus on earth, parables were often used to demonstrate a point. The parables of Jesus are superb in their aptness, conciseness, and appeal. Although He did not create this type of teaching, He endowed it with high originality and gave it a deeper spiritual import and dimension hither to unknown. Today, the story telling method of teaching is commonly practiced in many cultures. Let us be advised as to what Jesus is conveying to us through the use of parables.
PEEV200 3 Credit Hours
The study of Evangelism in respect to the church, pastors, teachers, visitation, soul winning, and counseling. Includes some soul winning methods.
PERO816 Pentecostal Roots 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
PNEU500 Pneumatology: The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit 3 Credit Hours
Required for Master Degree. This course is an exploration of the Christian doctrine of the Holy Spirit. It is the intention of the course to enable students understand the teaching of the work of the Holy spirit; and apply spiritual formation practices to one’s personal life, professional behavior and the broader context of the church.
PROP100 Bible Prophecy 100 3 Credit Hours
An overall view of bible prophecies.
PROP101 Bible Prophecy 101 3 Credit Hours
Prerequisite is Prop100.
REVE203 Revelation Studies 203 3 Credit Hours
A study in the book of Revelation
REVE204 Revelation Studies 204 3 Credit Hours
Prerequisite is Revelation studies 201
SAMU443 1st Samuel 443 4 Credit Hours
The book of 1 Samuel is filled with exciting and familiar stories. In these 24 lessons, which are called "Your Bible Story", you are asked to summarize each lesson in story form. You may choose to summarize briefly, or in an expanded manner. You can refer to the e-book on 1 Samuel in the AFOL Library for additional help. Summarize, and if possible relate to the happenings of the past. You will enjoy the journey.
SARI412 Sanctification and Righteousness 3 Credit Hours Sanctification is a process that begins at the time you are born into the family of God and become a new creation, this process will continue through out your lifetime.God wants us sanctified, consecrated and set apart unto him. God's goal and his highest desire for us is our sanctification.
SARI413 Sanctification and righteousness 3 Credit Hours
Continuation of SARI 412
SEJE534 Sermons Jesus Preached 4 Credit Hours
An in depth study in the sermons Jesus Preached
SELA200 Seven Laws of Teaching 200 3 Credit Hours
Required for the Bible Teaching Certificate
SUMA177 Successful Marriage 177 2 Credit Hours
A course discussing the necessary elements for a successful marriage. Recommended for all degrees and diplomas
SUTH553 Success Through the Scriptures 3 Credit Hours
Required for Master Degree
TEGR776 The Great Commission 776 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
TEME512 Teach Me To Pray 512 3 Credit Hours
Required for Master Degree
TEOF506 Tenets of Faith 3 Credit Hours
Required for Master Degree
THAT872 Christ's Atonement 872 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
THESIS20000 Doctoral Thesis 6 Credit Hours
20,000 word thesis required for Dr. Degree
THNE100 This New Life 3 Credit Hours
This course of study is a must for all new Christians and is required for all AFOL student desiring to obtain a degree, or diploma. The purpose is to increase in the knowledge of the Word of God that one might grow into un-blameable holiness before the Father. To increase in knowledge of "Who I am" in Christ Jesus. This course includes the following lessons: You Must be Born Again, The Righteousness of God in Christ, Your faith has made you whole, Healing for the Christian, Baptism of the Holy Spirit, Victorious Abundant Life and Confessing God's Word. The accompanying AFOL text book "This New Life e-book" is available free in the AFOL Virtual Library. King James Version is recommended for this course of study.
THPO387 Power Of For Giveness 3 Credit Hours
Jesus gives a startling warning about forgiveness: if we refuse to forgive others, God will also refuse to forgive us. Why? Because when we don’t forgive others, we are denying our common ground as sinners in need of God’s forgiveness. God’s forgiveness of sin is not the direct result of our forgiving others, but it is based on our realizing what forgiveness means (see Ephesians 4:32). It is easy to ask God for forgiveness, but difficult to grant it to others. Whenever we ask God to forgive us for sin, we should ask ourselves, “Have I forgiven the people who have wronged me?” This study reveals many aspects of forgiveness. Forgive and you shall be forgiven.
THTA877 The Old Testament Tabernacle 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
THTE723 The Ten Commanments 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
TITH100 Tithe and Alms, 100 2 Credit Hours
A study about paying tithes and giving Alms. The difference and importance of each.
YOBE312 Your Best to Come Part One 3 Credit Hours
YOBE313 Your Best To Come Part Two 3 Credit Hours
YOCH782 Your Choice in Subject Matter 3 Credit Hours
Required for Dr. Degree
YOMI100 Youth Ministry 3 Credit Hours
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