COURSE CATALOG

DEPARTMENTS FOR COURSES AT ANDHRA BIBLE COLLEGE

BIBLICAL STUDIES (BI)

Focuses on the study of Scripture, including surveys, exposition, and specific books of the Bible.

BI 101 - Principles of Interpretation (Hermeneutics)*

BI 102 - The Intertestamental Period

BI 111 / BI 501 - Old Testament Survey*

BI 112 / BI 502 - New Testament Survey*

BI 121 - Life of Christ*

BI 122 / BI 622 - Pentateuch*

BI 201 - Minor Prophets*

BI 202 - Major Prophets*

BI 211 / BI 511 - OT Historical Books

BI 212 / BI 512 - OT Poetic Books

BI 221 - The Acts of the Apostles*

BI 222 / BI 522 - Pauline Epistles*

BI 301 / BI 401 - Biblical Geography

BI 311 - Hebrews and General Epistles

BI 312 - Johannine Writings

BI 411 - Synoptic Gospels

BI 412 - Daniel and Revelation

BI 601 - The Prophets

BI 302 / BI 602 - Daniel and Revelation*

BI 611 - New Testament Exposition: Romans

BI 621 - Old Testament Exposition: Isaiah

BIBLICAL LANGUAGES (BL)

Covers the study of original languages (Greek and Hebrew) to enhance biblical interpretation.

BL 101 - Elementary Greek I*

BL 102 - Elementary Greek II*

BL 201 - Intermediate Greek I

BL 202 - Intermediate Greek II

BL 401 - Biblical Hebrew I

BL 402 - Biblical Hebrew II

SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY (TH)

Explores core doctrines and theological frameworks of the Christian faith.

TH 101 - Basic Theology - Theology Proper

TH 102 - Basic Theology - Bibliology

TH 103 - Basic Theology - Christology

TH 104 - Basic Theology - Pneumatology, Angelology

TH 105 - Basic Theology - Anthropology, Hamartiology, Soteriology

TH 106 - Basic Theology - Ecclesiology, Eschatology

TH 411 - Indian Christian Theology

TH 412 - Dispensationalism and Covenant Theology

TH 501 - Systematic Theology I - Theology Proper, Bibliology

TH 502 - Systematic Theology II - Christology, Pneumatology, Angelology

TH 601 - Systematic Theology III - Anthropology, Hamartiology, Soteriology

TH 602 - Systematic Theology IV - Ecclesiology, Eschatology

APPLIED THEOLOGY (AT)

Focuses on practical theological applications, apologetics, and ethics (split from the original TH department for clarity).

AT 311 / TH 311 - Introduction to Christian Apologetics

AT 312 / TH 312 - Christian Evidences

AT 521 / TH 521 - Old Testament Theology

AT 522 / TH 522 - New Testament Theology

AT 611 / TH 611 - Pauline Theology

AT 612 / TH 612 - Christian Ethics

AT 621 / TH 621 - Science and the Bible

AT 622 / TH 622 - Contemporary Theological Issues

CHURCH HISTORY (HI)

Examines the historical development of Christianity globally and in specific regions.

HI 211 / HI 511 - General History of Christianity I (AD 29-500)*

HI 212 / HI 512 - General History of Christianity II (500-1500)*

HI 311 / HI 611 - General History of Christianity III (1500-Present)

HI 312 / HI 612 - History of Christianity in India*

HI 212 - History of Christianity in Andhra Pradesh

HI 411 - History of Israel

PRACTICAL MINISTRY (PR)

Equips students with skills for ministry, preaching, counseling, and church leadership.

PR 100 - Personal Evangelism*

PR 101 - Church Tech

PR 201 - Pastoral Care and Counseling*

PR 301 / PR 501 - Church Ministry I*

PR 302 / PR 502 - Church Ministry II*

PR 311 - Homiletics - I*

PR 312 - Homiletics - II*

PR 411 - Church Administration and Leadership

PR 412 - Church Planting and Church Growth

PR 511 - Hermeneutics and Homiletics

PR 601 - Advanced Sermonic Structures

PR 602 - Introduction to Psychology and Biblical Counseling

Ministry Practical Formation - I

Ministry Practical Formation - II

Ministry Practical Formation - III

MISSIONS AND OUTREACH (MI)

Focuses on mission work, church planting, and evangelism strategies (separated from Practical Ministry for emphasis).

MI 211 - Fundamentals of Missions

MI 131 - Church Planting

MI 142 - Promotion and Outreach

MI 273 - Missions Field Study

MI 321 - Principles and Methods of Missions

RELIGIOUS STUDIES (RS)

Analyzes world religions, cults, and philosophical perspectives in relation to Christianity.

RS 311 - Major Religions in India*

RS 312 - Major Cults*

RS 411 - Modern Religious and Secular Movements

RS 412 - World Religions

RS 511 - Introduction to Philosophy

GENERAL STUDIES (GS)

Provides foundational academic skills and capstone projects for degree programs.

GS 111 / GS 411 - Study Methods*

GS 301 - Thesis Writing (Undergrad Level - MLA Format)

GS 301 - Bachelor of Theology Capstone Project*

GS 601 - Thesis Writing (Grad Level - Chicago Format)

GS 601 - Master of Divinity Capstone Project