π BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMME
Bachelor of Theology β 3-Year Programme
The Bachelor Degree Programme is designed to provide students with a broad foundation in biblical studies, theology, ministry, leadership, pastoral care, missions, and Christian education. The programme combines sound biblical knowledge with practical ministry development, preparing students for effective Christian service, leadership, teaching, and Kingdom impact.
The programme is structured over three academic years and six semesters, with progressive study from foundational theological subjects to advanced biblical interpretation, ministry practice, leadership, and theological research.
YEAR 1 β BIBLICAL & THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS
The first year establishes a strong foundation in Scripture, Christian doctrine, church history, preaching, missions, and leadership.
SEMESTER 1
BIB 301 β Pentateuch Studies
An in-depth study of the first five books of the Bible, examining their historical background, major themes, covenant principles, theological significance, and relevance to Christian faith and ministry.
BIB 302 β Historical Books of the Old Testament
A study of the historical books of the Old Testament, exploring Israel’s history, leadership, covenant relationship with God, major events, and spiritual lessons for believers and ministry leaders.
THE 301 β Doctrine of Humanity and Sin
Examines the biblical understanding of humanity, human nature, the image of God, the origin and consequences of sin, and humanity’s need for redemption.
THE 302 β Doctrine of Salvation
A comprehensive study of biblical salvation, including grace, faith, repentance, justification, regeneration, sanctification, redemption, and the believer’s life in Christ.
HIS 301 β Reformation History
Explores the Protestant Reformation, its major historical developments, key theological issues, influential figures, and its impact on Christianity and the modern Church.
PRE 301 β Expository Preaching
Introduces students to the principles and practice of preaching from Scripture, emphasizing biblical interpretation, sermon preparation, structure, communication, and practical application.
SEMESTER 2
BIB 303 β Wisdom Literature
A study of biblical wisdom books, exploring themes such as wisdom, suffering, worship, righteousness, relationships, work, and the fear of the Lord.
BIB 304 β Prophetic Literature
Examines the prophetic books of the Old Testament, including their historical context, messages, prophetic themes, calls to repentance, justice, restoration, and messianic hope.
THE 303 β Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
Studies the person and work of the Holy Spirit, including His role in salvation, spiritual growth, Christian living, spiritual gifts, empowerment, and the mission of the Church.
THE 304 β Doctrine of the Church
Explores the nature, purpose, mission, structure, ordinances, leadership, unity, and responsibility of the Church according to Scripture.
EVG 301 β Missions and World Evangelism
Introduces biblical missions and evangelism, examining the Great Commission, methods of Gospel outreach, cross-cultural ministry, missionary responsibility, and global evangelistic engagement.
LDR 301 β Leadership Character and Development
Focuses on the character and qualities required for effective Christian leadership, including integrity, humility, discipline, servant leadership, responsibility, and personal development.
YEAR 2 β BACHELOR OF MINISTRY
The second year moves students into deeper biblical and theological studies while developing practical skills in pastoral ministry, counseling, preaching, missions, ethics, and church administration.
SEMESTER 3
BIB 401 β Gospel Studies
A comparative and theological study of the four Gospels, examining the life, ministry, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
BIB 402 β Acts of the Apostles
Studies the early Church and the expansion of the Gospel through the ministry of the apostles, with emphasis on the Holy Spirit, evangelism, discipleship, leadership, and mission.
THE 401 β Christian Eschatology
Explores biblical teachings concerning the return of Christ, resurrection, judgment, the Kingdom of God, and Christian hope regarding the future.
THE 402 β Biblical Theology
Introduces the study of theological themes across the biblical narrative and examines how God’s redemptive plan unfolds throughout Scripture.
PAS 401 β Pastoral Care
Equips students with biblical and practical principles for caring for individuals and families within Christian communities.
PAS 402 β Christian Counseling
Introduces biblical principles of counseling and pastoral support, focusing on listening, guidance, spiritual care, relationships, and ethical ministry practice.
SEMESTER 4
BIB 403 β Pauline Epistles
A detailed study of Paul’s letters, exploring their historical context, theological teachings, Christian doctrine, practical instruction, and relevance to the Church.
BIB 404 β General Epistles
Examines Hebrews, James, Peter, John, and Jude, focusing on faith, Christian conduct, perseverance, doctrine, holiness, and spiritual maturity.
PRE 401 β Advanced Preaching
Develops advanced preaching skills, including sermon development, biblical exposition, communication, application, delivery, and preaching to different audiences.
MIS 401 β Cross-Cultural Missions
Explores the principles and challenges of communicating the Gospel across cultural, social, and geographical boundaries.
ETH 401 β Christian Ethics
Examines biblical principles for moral decision-making, personal conduct, relationships, leadership, and responsible Christian living.
ADM 401 β Church Administration
Introduces effective principles of church organization, planning, management, documentation, leadership structures, stewardship, and ministry administration.
YEAR 3 β ADVANCED MINISTRY & THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
The third year represents the advanced stage of the programme. Students engage in deeper biblical interpretation, systematic theology, strategic leadership, church development, discipleship, pastoral ministry, ethics, and theological research.
SEMESTER 5
BIB 501 β Old Testament Exegesis
Advanced study of selected Old Testament passages using principles of interpretation, historical context, literary analysis, and theological application.
BIB 502 β New Testament Exegesis
Advanced examination of selected New Testament texts, focusing on context, interpretation, theological meaning, and responsible application.
THE 501 β Systematic Theology I
Studies major Christian doctrines in a systematic framework, examining their biblical foundations and theological significance.
LDR 501 β Strategic Christian Leadership
Equips students with principles for developing vision, strategy, teams, organizational effectiveness, and sustainable Christian leadership.
MIS 501 β Church Planting and Church Growth
Examines biblical and practical principles for establishing, developing, strengthening, and growing healthy Christian communities.
EDU 501 β Christian Education and Discipleship
Focuses on biblical approaches to teaching, spiritual formation, discipleship, mentoring, and developing believers toward Christian maturity.
SEMESTER 6
BIB 503 β Advanced Biblical Interpretation
Develops advanced skills in interpreting Scripture responsibly, considering literary, historical, cultural, theological, and contextual factors.
THE 502 β Systematic Theology II
Continues the study of systematic theology, exploring major Christian doctrines and their implications for faith, ministry, and Christian living.
PRE 501 β Advanced Homiletics
Provides advanced training in the preparation, development, organization, and delivery of biblical sermons for effective ministry communication.
PAS 501 β Advanced Pastoral Ministry
Develops advanced understanding of pastoral responsibilities, ministry leadership, congregational care, spiritual development, and practical ministry challenges.
ETH 501 β Ministerial Ethics and Accountability
Examines ethical responsibilities in Christian ministry, emphasizing integrity, accountability, responsible leadership, appropriate conduct, and faithful stewardship.
RES 501 β Research Methods in Theology and Ministry
Introduces students to theological research methodology, academic writing, research design, biblical research, documentation, and the development of theological ministry projects.
π PROGRAMME OUTCOME
Upon successful completion of the programme, students will have developed a broader understanding of Biblical Studies, Theology, Ministry, Leadership, Missions, Pastoral Care, Christian Education, and Theological Research.
The programme is designed to prepare students for further theological study, ministry responsibilities, Christian leadership, teaching, discipleship, missions, and other areas of Kingdom service.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
Duration: 3 Years
Structure: 6 Semesters
Mode: 100% Virtual / Online
Learning: Flexible & Accessible
Focus: Biblical β’ Theological β’ Practical β’ Ministry-Oriented
Learn. Develop. Lead. Teach. Impact.
Spirit Filled Global Intβl Seminary
Equipping Leaders β’ Impacting Nations β’ Advancing the Kingdom
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 38 Lessons
- 156 Weeks
- SEMESTER 1β BACHELOR DEGREE The Bachelor level should provide broader theological education and deeper ministry specialization. YEAR 1 Semester 1 BIB 301 β Pentateuch Studies BIB 302 β Historical Books of the Old Testament THE 301 β Doctrine of Humanity and Sin THE 302 β Doctrine of Salvation HIS 301 β Reformation History PRE 301 β Expository Preaching8
- 1.1BIB 301 β PENTATEUCH STUDIES
- 1.2ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS25 Minutes4 Questions
- 1.3BIB 302 β HISTORICAL BOOKS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
- 1.4ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS25 Minutes4 Questions
- 1.5THE 301 β DOCTRINE OF HUMANITY AND SIN
- 1.6THE 302 β DOCTRINE OF SALVATION
- 1.7HIS 301 β REFORMATION HISTORY
- 1.8PRE 301 β EXPOSITORY PREACHING
- SEMESTER 2Semester 2 BIB 303 β Wisdom Literature BIB 304 β Prophetic Literature THE 303 β Doctrine of the Holy Spirit THE 304 β Doctrine of the Church EVG 301 β Missions and World Evangelism LDR 301 β Leadership Character and Development6
- SEMESTER 3Semester 3 BIB 401 β Gospel Studies BIB 402 β Acts of the Apostles THE 401 β Christian Eschatology THE 402 β Biblical Theology PAS 401 β Pastoral Care PAS 402 β Christian Counseling7
- SEMESTER 4Semester 4 BIB 403 β Pauline Epistles BIB 404 β General Epistles PRE 401 β Advanced Preaching MIS 401 β Cross-Cultural Missions ETH 401 β Christian Ethics ADM 401 β Church Administration6
- SEMESTER 5Semester 5 BIB 501 β Old Testament Exegesis BIB 502 β New Testament Exegesis THE 501 β Systematic Theology I LDR 501 β Strategic Christian Leadership MIS 501 β Church Planting and Church Growth EDU 501 β Christian Education and Discipleship6
- SEMESTER 6Semester 6 BIB 503 β Advanced Biblical Interpretation THE 502 β Systematic Theology II PRE 501 β Advanced Homiletics PAS 501 β Advanced Pastoral Ministry ETH 501 β Ministerial Ethics and Accountability RES 501 β Research Methods in Theology and Ministry6
- FINAL ASSESMENTANSWER ALL QUESTION1
- CERTIFICATIONCONGRATULATION!1
Requirements
- BACHELOR DEGREE β ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Applicants should meet the following basic requirements: Secondary School Certificate or equivalent qualification. Basic English proficiency β ability to read and communicate in English. Christian faith and interest in biblical studies, ministry, mission, or leadership. Completed application form. Valid identification and academic documents. Admission interview or assessment, where required. Commitment to the Seminary's academic, spiritual, and ethical standards. Mature Entry Applicants with relevant ministry experience or previous theological training may be considered through an alternative assessment. Transfer Entry Students with previous theological education may apply for course/credit transfer, subject to evaluation.
Target audiences
- TARGET AUDIENCE The Bachelor Degree Programme β Theology, Light, Mission & Ministry is designed for: Aspiring pastors and ministers Bible teachers and evangelists Church leaders and ministry workers Christian educators and discipleship leaders Missionaries and outreach workers Emerging Kingdom leaders Believers seeking deeper biblical and theological training Ministers seeking structured academic and practical development Students preparing for higher theological studies Ideal for anyone who desires to grow in biblical knowledge, spiritual understanding, mission, and practical ministry leadership.

