VISION STATEMENT
Our vision is to provide an affordable and convenient biblical study program to students who desire to study the Word of God. To grow in knowledge and wisdom while making others aware of the Gospel of Salvation.
Mission Statement
To teach and train Christ-like servant leaders through higher education that will inspire spiritual change and spiritual transformation. To increase in academic excellence, while gaining spiritual knowledge and insight into God`s word.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE COLONY BIBLE INSTITUTE
The school will operate in 16-Week Semesters. There will be a Fall and Spring Semester which will be 16 weeks long. The Summer session which will be called mini session will only be 4 weeks. The 16 weeks semesters will be spilt into two terms. Each Term 1 and Term 2 which is 8 weeks long. During each 8 Week term, students will take one to two courses per term.
Credit: Each course will be equivalent to 3 credit hours.
Evangelical Training Association Certificate Program: Tuition: $90.
Fall sessions are each Tuesday August 20th through December 3rd from 6:30pm-9pm
Semester I: August 20-October 8
Old Testament Survey I:
An overview of God's working from creation through the early days of His chosen people. Studying the Old Testament is of
immense value to today's readers to affirm the importance of Christian heritage and the rule of God over His creation.
The Old Testament reveals a self-portrait of God, what He has done and is doing through history with His grand design to restore relationship with his creation.
Growing Toward Spiritual Maturity
A strategy for growing toward Christ likeness must be based on the actual ways that people grow and develop into maturity.
Through identifying and understanding how we grow spiritually, we become more intentional in our use of time and methods.
This book also emphasizes our relationship to God's Word for guidance.
Semester II: October 15-December 3
Understanding People
To truly understand working with people we must combine the rigorous formal study of developmental issues with our own
observations and thorough study of Scripture
Old Testament Survey II:
This book relates the great writings of the prophets to us today. The course is arranged in chronological order to avoid duplication of historical background information.
