Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies (BABS)
Credit Hours
Years
The BABS program at Grace School of Theology is designed to provide a deeper knowledge of the Bible and systematic theology as well as ministry skills. The curriculum leading to the BABS degree is a 120-unit course of instruction designed to develop Christian character, a sound knowledge of the English Bible, and the skills appropriate for ministry in a local church, mission field, or other Christian ministry.
Required Courses
Foundational Core
Bible Exposition
Ministry Skills
Systematic Theology
General Education Core
Electives
Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies (BABS) Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the BABS Program, you will be able to:
- Express a general knowledge of the books of the Bible, including key individuals, major events, and historical settings.
- Articulate a synthesis of every major category of systematic theology.
- Exegete and apply Scripture using inductive methods and principles of literal-grammatical-historical principles of interpretation.
- Communicate biblical truth clearly and effectively.
- Relate effectively as a servant-leader in a local church or parachurch setting.
- Understand and articulate the Grace principles of progressive sanctification in life and ministry.
GRACE IN ACTION
From transforming inner-city communities in Houston, Texas, to planting churches in the mountains of Nepal, Grace School of Theology students and alumni are creating ripples of grace in over forty nations, teaching and living out the love of Christ, a love that cannot be earned and cannot be lost.
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Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies (BABS)
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