First Semester

(101)

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101 Focuses on:

• The Bible as a book.

• Understanding how it was translated

• Getting to know who God, Jesus, and the Holy spirit are.

• Understanding the Trinity.

• Types of religious beliefs.

• Uniqueness of Christianity.

• Creation account.

• Introduction to hermeneutics and apologetics.

Second Semester

(102)

*class 101 required

102 focuses on:

• Applying hermeneutics and apologetics to:

  • Genesis chapters 1, 2, and 3.

  • Matthew chapters 1, 2, and 3.

• Review of the parables of Jesus.

• The passion and resurrection of Christ.

• Introduction to evangelism.

Third Semester

(201)

*classes 101 & 102 required

201 focuses on:

• Introduction to typology.

• Applying hermeneutics, apologetics and typology to:

  • Noah's flood.

  • The story of Joseph.

  • The Exodus.

  • The book of Daniel.

Fourth Semester

(202)

*class 201 required

202 focuses on:

• Understanding the New Testament as a book.

• Understanding Christian principles as they relate to:

  • Faith.

  • Forgiveness.

  • Salvation.

  • Eternal life with God.

• Preparing students for living out the Christian life.

• Encouraging critical thinking with respect to the "world."

• Preparing students for ministry.

Follow-Up Class

*after the completion of DDBS

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"Faith In Action"

This program seeks to:

• Help students find their individual spiritual gifts.

• Prepare the student for ministry work.

This consists of biblical studies, exploration of local ministries and guest speakers from multiple local ministries as well as visiting local ministries.