Bachelors of Theology | TCOR Bible Institute

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TCOR Bible Institute Requirements

Prior to Admission, ALL NEW STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:

Take an Admission Assessment
Complete Pre-Registration Form (email/online)
Complete Application with non-refundable application fee. Effective August 1, there is a nonrefundable $30 (US) application fee which includes processing of the application.
Submit copy of high school diploma, transcripts and other requested documents for acceptance into program.

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If you have not attended a Bible College or University, please email us a copy of your High School Diploma.
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Bachelor of Theology Degree

COST: $3000

(We offer monthly payment plans, if eligible)

SPECIAL NOTE: Each course is scheduled for four weeks, with a break in between each course. We do not run courses simultaneously.

DESCRIPTION:

The Bachelor of Theology Degree in Biblical Studies is an accelerated 12-15 month program, designed to instruct in the basics of Bible study for the seminary student. The program is 40 semester hours in length and provides a Biblical foundation of study for all Christians who want to know more about the Bible. The program:

Provides each graduate a foundation in Biblical truth so that he/she is equipped to defend and communicate the Bible to others.
Gives the graduate an understanding and appreciation of their position in Christ and enable him/her to practice spiritual disciplines as a lifestyle.
Enables each graduate to recognize differing world-views and minister effectively and creatively in the midst of them.
Assists graduates to acquire the skills necessary to serve and relate to others in a Biblical context.
Equip and encourages the graduate to be active participants in God’s global work.

The Bachelor in Biblical Studies Degree Program is a low cost biblical educational study program. We offer a full selection of Biblical courses at an affordable tuition cost.

A total of 40 semester hours are required.
Text Books: As required.
You can purchase books from Amazon.

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Bachelors of Theology Degree

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

The BA in Religious Studies is an accelerated 12-15 month degree program that offers a solid, biblical foundation. It provides instruction on fundamental principles of the Bible, Christianity, theology, and the church. The student wishing to receive a Bachelor of Theology Degree is required to take a minimum of 40 credit hours of coursework.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION (REQUIRED FOR STUDENTS WITHOUT ENGLISH COLLEGE CREDITS)

This is a college-level academic writing course. The course focuses on the essentials of essay writing, which

students will be required to write personal, persuasive and expository essays. The course also requires students to

read a variety of essays written at the college level.

RES 101 RESEARCH AND WRITING (REQUIRED FOR STUDENTS WITHOUT RESEARCH COLLEGE CREDITS)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is designed to guide the student on how to research information to complete a research-based scholarly paper and write college-level essay assignments.

BIBL 191 INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a foundational understanding of the Bible, its origin, inspiration, authority, structure, and purpose. Students will examine the formation of the Old and New Testaments, the historical and cultural background of Scripture, the authorship of biblical books, and the development of the biblical canon. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the unity of Scripture, recognizing its major themes, and developing essential principles for effective Bible study and interpretation. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, study, and apply God's Word to Christian living, spiritual growth, and ministry.

HOM 102 INTRODUCTION TO EXEGESIS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course introduces students to the foundational principles and methods of biblical exegesis, emphasizing the accurate interpretation of Scripture within its historical, cultural, literary, and grammatical contexts. Students will examine techniques for analyzing biblical passages, identifying the original author's intended meaning, and understanding the relationship between interpretation and application. Emphasis will be placed on sound hermeneutical principles, responsible use of biblical study tools, and avoiding common errors in scriptural interpretation. Students will develop essential skills for interpreting, teaching, and applying God's Word accurately in Christian living and effective ministry.

BIBLOT 101 GENESIS - FROM THE CREATION TO THE TOWER OF BABLE

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a foundational study of Genesis chapters 1–11, examining the creation of the world, the origin of humanity, the entrance of sin, the fall of mankind, the consequences of disobedience, the worldwide flood, God's covenant with Noah, and the Tower of Babel. Emphasis will be placed on understanding God's sovereignty, humanity's relationship with God, the development of early civilization, and the unfolding of God's redemptive plan. Students will gain a biblical understanding of the foundational events and theological principles that establish the framework for the remainder of Scripture.

BIBLOT 102- FROM THE CALL OF ABRAHAM TO THE DEATH OF JOSEPH (Genesis 12–50)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a comprehensive study of Genesis chapters 12–50, examining the lives of the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. Students will explore God's covenant with Abraham, the promises of land and descendants, the development of the nation of Israel, and God's providential guidance throughout the lives of the patriarchs. Emphasis will be placed on faith, obedience, covenant relationships, divine promises, spiritual inheritance, and God's sovereignty in fulfilling His redemptive purposes. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the patriarchal period and its significance in the unfolding of God's covenant plan throughout Scripture.

BIBL 201 COVENANTS AND DISPENSATIONS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a biblical and theological study of God's covenants and the dispensations identified within Scripture. Students will examine the major biblical covenants, their purposes, promises, conditions, and fulfillment within God's redemptive plan. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the relationship between the Old and New Covenants, the progression of divine revelation, and the various dispensational interpretations of biblical history. Students will explore how God's covenant relationships and dealings with humanity contribute to a deeper understanding of Scripture, biblical prophecy, salvation, and the unfolding purposes of God throughout history.

HOM 101 HOMILETICS I – INTRODICTION TO BIBLICAL PRACHING

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course introduces students to the foundational principles and practices of biblical preaching and sermon preparation. Students will examine the purpose of preaching, the biblical qualifications and responsibilities of the preacher, and the essential elements of effective sermon development. Emphasis will be placed on interpreting Scripture accurately, identifying sermon themes, developing sermon outlines, organizing biblical content, and communicating God's Word with clarity and conviction. Students will develop foundational skills in sermon preparation and delivery while understanding the importance of spiritual preparation, biblical integrity, and effective communication in Christian ministry.

THEO 101 INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGY

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a foundational understanding of Christian theology and the essential doctrines of the Christian faith. Students will examine the nature and attributes of God, the authority and inspiration of Scripture, the Trinity, creation, humanity, sin, salvation, and the person and work of Jesus Christ. Emphasis will be placed on developing sound biblical doctrine, understanding theological principles, and applying biblical truths to Christian living and ministry. Students will gain a theological foundation that will strengthen their faith, spiritual growth, and ability to effectively communicate and defend biblical teachings..

THEO 102 DOCTRINES OF THE BIBLE

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental doctrines of the Christian faith as revealed in Scripture. Students will examine essential biblical teachings concerning God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, humanity, sin, salvation, and the Church. Emphasis will be placed on the authority of Scripture, sound biblical interpretation, and the importance of establishing a strong doctrinal foundation. Students will develop the ability to understand, explain, and apply biblical doctrines to Christian living, spiritual growth, and effective ministry.

TYP 101 BIBLICAL TYPOLOGY

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a biblical understanding of typology and its significance in interpreting the Scriptures. Students will examine how individuals, events, institutions, and symbols in the Old Testament foreshadow and point to Jesus Christ and the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan in the New Testament. Emphasis will be placed on identifying biblical types and antitypes, understanding the relationship between the Old and New Testaments, and applying sound principles of biblical interpretation. Students will develop a deeper understanding of the unity of Scripture and God's unfolding plan of redemption throughout biblical history.

BIBL NT 164 THE BOOK OF ROMANS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a comprehensive study of the Book of Romans, examining the Apostle Paul's teachings concerning salvation, justification by faith, grace, righteousness, sanctification, and the transforming power of the Gospel. Students will explore the relationship between law and grace, the role of faith in salvation, the work of the Holy Spirit, and God's redemptive plan for Israel and the Gentiles. Emphasis will be placed on understanding sound biblical doctrine, spiritual transformation, Christian living, and the practical application of Paul's teachings to the life of the believer and effective ministry.

BIBL NT 165 THE BOOK OF ACTS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a comprehensive study of the Book of Acts, examining the birth, development, and expansion of the early Church through the power of the Holy Spirit. Students will explore the ministry of the apostles, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the establishment of the Church, and the advancement of the Gospel through preaching, teaching, miracles, and missionary outreach. Emphasis will be placed on apostolic leadership, spiritual empowerment, discipleship, church government, and the role of the Holy Spirit in fulfilling the Great Commission. Students will gain a biblical understanding of the early Church and its application to Christian living and effective ministry today.

CHH1 101 CHURCH HISTORY I

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a historical and biblical examination of the development of the Christian Church from the first-century Apostolic Church through AD 325. Students will explore the establishment and expansion of the early Church, apostolic leadership, the persecution of Christians, the emergence of early Church Fathers, and the development of Christian doctrine and church government. Emphasis will be placed on the transition from the apostolic era to the post-apostolic Church, the challenges of heresy and doctrinal controversy, and the historical significance of the Council of Nicaea in AD 325. Students will gain an understanding of the events, leaders, and theological developments that shaped the foundations of Christianity.

CHH2 102 CHURCH HISTORY II

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Course Title: Church History II – From the Council of Nicaea to the Protestant Reformation (AD 325–1648)

This course provides students with a historical and theological examination of the development of the Christian Church from the Council of Nicaea in AD 325 through the Protestant Reformation and its aftermath. Students will explore the development of Christian doctrine, church government, the rise of the medieval Church, the division between Eastern and Western Christianity, and the religious and political influences that shaped Christianity. Emphasis will be placed on the contributions of influential Church leaders, the emergence of reform movements, the Protestant Reformation, and the establishment of Protestant denominations. Students will gain an understanding of the historical events and theological developments that influenced the growth, transformation, and continuing mission of the Christian Church.

CHH3 CHURCH HISTORY III

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with a historical and theological examination of the Christian Church from the seventeenth century to the present. Students will explore the development of modern Christianity, the Great Awakenings, evangelical movements, global missionary expansion, and the emergence of Pentecostal and Charismatic movements. Emphasis will be placed on influential Christian leaders, spiritual revivals, the restoration of emphasis on spiritual gifts, and the development of contemporary apostolic and prophetic movements. Students will also examine the challenges, transformations, and global expansion of the modern Church while evaluating historical developments in light of Scripture. This course will equip students with an understanding of how Church history has influenced contemporary Christian doctrine, leadership, worship, and ministry.

CR 1O1 CULTS AND RELIGIONS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

During this study of “Cults and Religions” we will review the various and most well-known religions from around the world. Jesus described “False Prophets” in His teaching and “False Prophets” is mentioned in the new testament at least 9 times and Jesus talks about them 5 of these 9 times. Jesus warns us in Mathew 24:11“And many false prophets will arise and lead many astray.” We will review the difference between a Cult and the Occult. Students will see enduring heresies of the traditional cults. You will find shocking statistics, and new practices and beliefs of up and coming cults, explained and refuted from God’s Word. We will review the basis of the false prophets and these false religions based on what the Bible teaches us.

KNGDM 101 REDISCOVERING THE KINGDOM

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with an in-depth biblical understanding of the Kingdom of God, its original purpose, principles, authority, and significance in the life of the believer. Students will examine God's original intent for humanity, the loss of dominion through the fall of man, and the restoration of Kingdom authority through Jesus Christ. Emphasis will be placed on Kingdom identity, citizenship, righteousness, spiritual authority, and the distinction between the Kingdom of God and religious traditions. Students will gain a deeper understanding of their responsibilities as Kingdom citizens and how to demonstrate and advance Kingdom principles in their daily lives and ministry.

BIBL NT 108 CHAPEL

COURSE DECRIPTION

Spiritual growth and community are important to TCOR Bible Institute’s students and administrative staff. It is a time to gather, to worship God, and develop hands on skills and experiences to enhance biblical studies. Students participate in hands on services to include prayers, music, scripture readings and student sermonettes. Chapel services are held in the Church Sanctuary (or online) and are open to the public.

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