PROGRAMS AND BRIEF CURRICULUM
PROGRAMS
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
• Discover the main purpose of studying (the deeper things of God) Bible, as well as your own reason of wanting to study Bible
• Be familiar with various Bible study tools and how to use them
• Understand how inductive Bible works
• Understand and apply interpretation skills to s Bible passage
• Understand how to apply the message expressed in the Bible to our present day lives.
• Apply macro observation to a Bible book
• Apply macro observation to a Bible passage
COUNSELLING
Professors and Professional Counsellors are available to students who desire to study more about Christian principles in Counseling with the goal to help families, communities, Church and nation at large. Develop in Special prayer and counsel to individuals. It is the call of the College to train leaders to assist Ministers in this field. For Christian Counseling students, after graduation they can apply for Counseling certification though us.
Be equipped to become:
• Clinical mental health
• Marriage and family therapist
• Drug and alcohol counsellors
POSTGRADUATES STUDIES
A master's degree program at the Open Christian University/GLBC is a 45-credit undertaking completed over an estimated duration of 1.5 years according to the following structure.
All Open Christian University/GLBC Doctoral programs are research undertakings requiring the student to conduct and publish research outputs that contribute to the body of knowledge in their mission areas. While professional doctorates at OCU/GLBC consist of 60 credits, with an estimated competition period of 2 years, doctorates of philosophy (PhDs) consist of 90 research credits with an estimated completion period of 3 years. The difference between the two endovours lies in the number of publications required. Professional doctorates require students to submit two papers and a thesis, while doctorates require one additional paper. However, students pursuing professional doctorates are encouraged to replace research requirements with real-world projects and innovations to contribute to ministry practices in their areas of practice.
Course Description
This foundational course introduces students to the study of God, also known as theology. Students will learn the value of theology, survey and understand the biblical basis for traditional Christian beliefs as outlined in the Apostles’ Creed, and develop basic skills in reading theology.
Ordination, Ministers licenses and Consecrations of Bishops is done through Grace Life World Outreach.
CHISTIAN COUNSELING COURSE AND CODES
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1) INTO TO CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
2) BASIC ISSUES IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
3) DEVELOPING A TEACHABLE SPIRIT
4) CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN THE FAMILY
5) ALTAR COUNSELORS
6) PRINCIPLE OF COUNSELING
7) AN ETERNAL STATE OF FORGIVENESS
8) ABUSE COUNSELING
9) ADOLESCENT COUNSELING
10) SPIRITUAL BURNOUTS
11) DEVELOPMENTAL FAMILY ISSUES
12) CONFLICT RESOLUTION& COMMUNICATION
13) MINISTRY OF COUNSELING
14) MARRIAGE DIVORCE AND REMARRY
15) WHAT MAKES MINISTERS FALL
16) FAMILY VIOLENCE
17) INTRODUCTION TO PASTORAL STUDIES
18) ISSUES IN COUNSELING
19) THEOLOGY OF WORSHIP
20) HOMILETICS
21) PROBLEM FACING TODAY’S YOUTH
22) A HISTORY OF THE FAMILY
23) PERSONAL EVANGELISM
24) ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOR
25) JAIL AND PRISON MINISTRY
26) GRIEF COUNSELING
27) CROSS CULTURAL COUNSELING
28) ANGER MANAGEMENT
29) COUNSELING RESEARCH
30) SURVEY OF DOCTRINE
31) DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
32) COUNSELING PROCESS
33) FOUNDATIONS OF BIBLICAL COUNSELING
34) SERVANT LEADERSHIP
35) BIBLICAL FINANCE
36) CHURCH DISCILPLINE
37) ATITTUDE AND BEHAVIOUR
38) VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
39) TEAM MINISTRY
40) DEVELOPING FAMILY ISSUES
41) THE BASUC NEEDS OF PEOPLE
42) THE QUALITY OF A CHURCH COUNSELOR
43) DEALING WITH EMOTIONAL ISSUES
44) THE NATURE OF CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
45) GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
46) THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
47) THE PREPERATION OF A CHRISTIAN COUNSELOR
48) QUALITTIES OF A GOOD COUNSELOR
49) PRACTICUM
50) THESIS/PROJECT
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THEOLOGY MODULES
BOOK OF BOOKS
CHURCH PLANTING
DYNAMIC CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION
EVANGELISM
GALATIANS
HERMENUETICS
TEAM LIFE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY ONE
OLD TESTAMENT
PASTORAL EPISTLES
PENTATEUCH
POETIC BOOKS
ROMANS
THE BIBLE PRAYER COURSE
THE REAL FAITH
CHURCH LEADERSHIP & ADMINISTRATION
HOMILETICS
EXEGESIS
CHURCH HISTORY
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
ESCHASTOLOGY
PHILIPIANS
REVELATION
THE BOOK OF ACTS
BIBLICAL MANAGEMENT PRINCILES
MINOR PROPHETS
MAJOR PROPHETS
THE PAULINE EPISTLES
SURVEY OF DOCTRINE
EPHESIANS
THE GREAT MEN OF THE BIBLE
THE DISCIPLESHIP OF GRACE
APOLOGETICS
COOPERATE BOBY TRUTH
PRACTICUM
THESIS/DESERTATION
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POSTGRADUATE MODULES BRIEF INFORMATION
MASTERS IN THEOLOGY
1) Christian Education
2) Pastoral Studies
3) Ministry and Leadership
4) Leadership & Communication
DOCTORATE IN THEOLOGY
1) Church Leadership &Administration
2) Christian Education
3) Divinity
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MASTERS IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
1. Marriage and Family
2. Conflict Resolution & Communication
3. Biblical Counseling
DOCTORATE IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
1. Marriage & Family Therapy
2. Pastoral Ministry Counseling
3. Conflict Resolution & Communication
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