Bachelor Program Introduction
This orientation course teaches all you need to know to be successful in the BABT Program. Completion unlocks the BABT enrollment invitation.
Course Descriptions
This course is the orientation course for the BABT program and must be completed to unlock your invitation to enroll in the Associate of Arts in Christian Ministerial Studies Degree Program through In His Hands International Bible College.
Once you have completed this introductory course, and thoroughly read through all of the policies and requirements of the program, you are encouraged to take a 7-day Review and Reflection Period to prayerfully consider if this program is right for you.
Of it is, you will receive an email with a link to enroll in the AACMS program and start your journey toward earning your AACMS degree.
In the degree program, you will take the following courses:
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BIBLICAL THEOLOGY (BABT)
80 Credit Hours / 33 Program Components
Program Components
• 20 Instructional Courses
• 9 Biblical Reading Modules
• 1 Introduction Course
• 1 Capstone Project
• 1 Final Examination
🔹 PHASE 0 – ORIENTATION
GRD 500 – Bachelor Program Introduction
Category: Program Orientation
Credits: 1.5
This introductory course provides students with an overview of the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Theology Degree Program, including academic expectations, ministry application, spiritual growth expectations, writing standards, academic integrity, enrollment policies, and successful strategies for program completion.
🔹 PHASE 1 – FOUNDATIONS OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY & CHRISTIAN LIVING
THE 101 – Introduction to Christian Theology
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
This course introduces foundational doctrines of the Christian faith and establishes a biblical framework for theology, salvation, Christian living, and ministry.
THE 202 – The Foundation of Christian Faith
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
This course examines foundational biblical principles necessary for spiritual growth, Christian maturity, discipleship, and faithful Christian living.
CLV 102 – Spiritual Journey of a Christian
Category: Christian Living
Credits: 3
This course explores the believer’s spiritual walk, including spiritual growth, perseverance, obedience, discipleship, and daily Christian living.
CLV 204 – Guide to Christian Living & Spiritual Growth
Category: Christian Living
Credits: 3
Students will examine practical biblical principles for spiritual maturity, Christian conduct, prayer, faith, discernment, and personal relationship with God.
MIN 101 – Ministerial Studies
Category: Ministry
Credits: 3
This course introduces foundational ministry principles, Christian service, leadership development, and practical ministry preparation.
EVG 101 – Ministry of Evangelism
Category: Evangelism
Credits: 3
This course prepares students to effectively communicate the Gospel of Jesus Christ through biblical evangelism, discipleship, outreach, and ministry application.
BIBR 401 – Genesis Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This Biblical Reading Module studies creation, covenant, humanity, and God’s redemptive plan through the Book of Genesis.
BIBR 403 – Psalms Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module explores worship, prayer, repentance, praise, and spiritual intimacy through the Book of Psalms.
🔹 PHASE 2 – BIBLICAL STUDIES & DOCTRINAL FOUNDATIONS
BIB 104 – The Old Testament
Category: Biblical Studies
Credits: 3
This course provides an overview of the Old Testament, emphasizing covenant theology, prophetic revelation, biblical history, and the foreshadowing of Jesus Christ throughout Scripture.
BIB 105 – The New Testament
Category: Biblical Studies
Credits: 3
This course examines the teachings, ministry, miracles, death, resurrection, and continuing work of Jesus Christ and the establishment of the New Testament Church.
THE 203 – Savior of the World
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
This course examines the redemptive work of Jesus Christ through His life, ministry, death, resurrection, and eternal role as Savior and Redeemer.
THE 205 – Kings of the Jews
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
Students will examine the historical and biblical significance of the kings of Israel and Judah and their relationship to God’s covenant purposes and prophetic plan.
THE 204 – Holy Spirit in the Kingdom of God
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
This course explores the person, work, ministry, and power of the Holy Spirit within the context of the Kingdom of God and the life of the believer.
THE 301 – Christian Religion and Biblical Doctrines
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
This course explores major biblical doctrines and foundational Christian beliefs through theological study and scriptural application.
THE 302 – Divinity of Christ
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
This course examines the deity, authority, eternal nature, and redemptive work of Jesus Christ through Scripture.
BIB 401 – Principles of Hermeneutics
Category: Biblical Studies
Credits: 3
Students will learn foundational principles for interpreting Scripture responsibly and accurately through biblical context, language, and theological consistency.
BIBR 402 – Exodus Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module examines deliverance, covenant law, worship, and God’s relationship with His people through the Book of Exodus.
BIBR 404 – Proverbs Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module studies biblical wisdom, discernment, righteous living, and godly decision-making through the Book of Proverbs.
BIBR 406 – Romans Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module examines salvation, grace, righteousness, justification, sanctification, and Christian living through the Book of Romans.
🔹 PHASE 3 – KINGDOM THEOLOGY, SPIRITUAL WARFARE & MINISTRY LEADERSHIP
THE 401 – Discovering Christ and His Kingdom
Category: Theology
Credits: 3
Students will study the Kingdom of God, the authority of Christ, and the believer’s role in advancing God’s Kingdom on earth.
SWR 202 – Spiritual Warfare in the World
Category: Spiritual Warfare
Credits: 3
This course examines the biblical reality of spiritual warfare, spiritual authority, discernment, prayer, and standing firm in faith against spiritual opposition.
MIN 203 – Leadership in Ministry
Category: Ministry
Credits: 3
Students will develop biblical leadership principles necessary for effective ministry leadership, discipleship, organization, and spiritual oversight.
MIN 202 – Training in Pastoral Ministry
Category: Ministry
Credits: 3
This course prepares students for pastoral leadership through biblical instruction in shepherding, discipleship, spiritual leadership, and ministry care.
CLV 205 – Christian Marriage and Family Care
Category: Christian Living
Credits: 3
This course explores biblical principles for Christian marriage, family relationships, spiritual leadership within the home, and biblical family care.
BIBR 405 – Isaiah Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module examines prophetic revelation, redemption, judgment, and Messianic prophecy through the Book of Isaiah.
BIBR 407 – Hebrews Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module explores the supremacy of Christ, covenant fulfillment, faith, perseverance, and spiritual maturity through the Book of Hebrews.
BIBR 408 – 2 Corinthians Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module focuses on ministry endurance, reconciliation, spiritual authority, suffering, and faithful Christian service.
🔹 PHASE 4 – ADVANCED SPIRITUAL FORMATION & KINGDOM PREPARATION
CLV 406 – Preparation of the Bride of Christ
Category: Christian Living
Credits: 3
This course examines spiritual preparation, holiness, perseverance, sanctification, and faithful readiness for the return of Jesus Christ. Students will explore biblical themes related to purity, endurance, spiritual maturity, and eternal hope.
BIBR 409 – Revelation Study (Amplified Version)
Category: Biblical Reading Module
Credits: 1.5
This module studies prophetic revelation, spiritual victory, judgment, eternal hope, and the ultimate triumph of Jesus Christ.
🔹 PHASE 5 – CAPSTONE PROJECT
BABT 499 – Biblical Theology and Ministry Integration Capstone Project
Category: Capstone / Advanced Ministry Integration
Credits: 5
The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Theology Capstone Project serves as the culminating academic and spiritual integration experience for the Bachelor degree program.
Students will demonstrate their ability to apply biblical knowledge, theological understanding, spiritual discernment, ministry principles, and Christian leadership through a substantial final project grounded in Scripture and Christian ministry application.
Students may complete the capstone through one of the following approved formats:
• Biblical research project
• Ministry development project
• Discipleship or teaching curriculum
• Sermon or Bible teaching series
• Evangelism or ministry strategy project
• Approved ministry leadership project
Students will also complete:
• A personal testimony of their faith journey
• A formal statement of their beliefs supported by Scripture
• Submission of previous academic transcripts or degree documentation when applicable
🔹 FINAL REQUIREMENT
MN 499 – Bachelor of Arts Degree in Theology Final Exam
Category: Final Examination
Credits: 0
Students must successfully complete all coursework, Biblical Reading Modules, and capstone requirements prior to taking the final examination. A minimum passing score is required for graduation.
Program Overview
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Theology Degree Program is designed to provide advanced biblical, theological, and ministry training for students seeking deeper understanding and practical application of God’s Word. This program emphasizes spiritual maturity, doctrinal clarity, and preparation for effective Christian service and leadership.
Students complete 33 total program components, including instructional courses, required Biblical Reading Modules, an introductory course, a capstone project, and a comprehensive final examination.
Estimated Program Completion & Study Hours
The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Theology Degree Program is designed as an independent online biblical studies and ministry preparation program requiring significant personal study, biblical reading, written assignments, spiritual reflection, and ministry application.
The program is estimated to involve approximately 4,000 cumulative study hours, including:
• Coursework and lesson completion
• Biblical Reading Modules
• Scripture study and reflection
• Written assignments and projects
• Capstone preparation
• Independent research and ministry application
• Final examination preparation
Actual completion times may vary significantly depending upon:
• Prior biblical knowledge
• Reading and writing pace
• Study habits and scheduling flexibility
• Ministry experience
• Personal commitment and spiritual discipline
Estimated completion timelines based upon consistent study may include:
• Students studying approximately 3 hours per day, 5 days per week, may complete the program in approximately 10–12 months.
• Students studying approximately 8 hours per day, 5 days per week, may complete the program in approximately 4–6 months.
Completion of the program in less than four months may require additional academic review and a written explanation due to the substantial biblical study, ministry integration, and capstone requirements of the program.
Program Expectations
Students are expected to:
• Complete all required program components
• Engage meaningfully with course material and Scripture
• Successfully complete all assignments and examinations
• Maintain academic integrity
• Demonstrate application of biblical and theological principles
Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Theology Degree Program!
IHHIBC Course Catalog and Student Handbook
Curriculum Map and Learning Phases
Biblical Reading Modules
Course Coding and Credit Structure
Program Overview and Expectations
Pacing and Online Structure
Career and Ministry Pathways
Religious Exemption
Accreditation Disclosure
Professional Licensure Disclosure
Online Delivery Model
Tuition/ Refund Policy
Academic Integrity and Christian Conduct
Statement of Faith
Basic Information
Spiritual and Ministry Goals
Program Understanding
Enrollment Review and Reflection