Course Offering Sequence

Bachelor Master Doctoral

A Bachelor Degree consists of 128 credit hours or credits at New Wineskin Theological Seminary & Bible College; it can be achieved in two different ways:

1. Associates degree which is equal to 64 credits, plus an additional 64 credits at the seminary. This makes a total of 128 Credit Hours all together.
2. Bible exam (worth 32 Credit Hours) and Christian Ministry experience (worth 32 Credit Hours) plus an additional 64 Credits of seminary work making a total of 128 Credit Hours.

On Campus classes are offered at 16 Credit Hours per 16 week term. This is comprised of four 4 credit hour classes. There are three terms available in each year. Many students choose to take two terms per year making the seminary course work consist of two years duration.

Online Courses:

These courses are five week courses of intense everyday participation. They equal 4 credit hours of seminary class work. The courses are taken in sequence. There are a maximum of eight five week courses in a year and the student can take two courses per five week class no more than twice per year (not recommended).

The sequence of courses for year one is as follows:

ST201 Systematic Theology I

CH201 Church History I

ESC201 Eschatology I

BT201 Biblical Theology I

NT211 New Testament I

BH211 Biblical Hermeneutic I

AP201 Apologetics I

BC201 Biblical Counseling I

The sequence of courses for year two is as follows:

C311 Christology

HS311 The Holy Spirit

CH311 The Reformation and Modern Church History

OT311 Old Testament I

OT331 The Tabernacle and Temple

H301 Homiletics I

TH311 Comparing Theology’s

NTG311 New Testament Greek

Masters Degree Program will consist of 64 credit hours above a bachelor. Fifty-six (56) credit hours will be classes and eight credit hours will be a thesis of a minimum of 12,000 words or roughly thirty double-spaced type written pages. There will be eight five week classes of four credit hours each in a school year or thirty two credits. The thesis will begin at the first of the second year and go on through until completed.

The sequence of courses for the Masters Degree, year one, is as follows:

ST411 Advance Systematic Theology

CH411 The Reformation

BT411 Biblical Theology and Redemptive Historical Hermeneutic

NT455 The Pauline Epistles

OT431 The Major Prophets

BC431 Advance Biblical Counseling

AP422 Advanced Apologetics

ST501 The Doctrine of God and Christ

The sequence of courses for the Masters Degree, year two, is as follows:

H421 Advanced Homiletics

BT450 Redemption Types in Scripture

OT455 The Minor Prophets

ESC411 Advanced Eschatology

BH433 Advanced Hermeneutics

CH421 Luther and Calvin

TH500 Thesis

The Doctoral Program will consist of sixty-four (64) credit hours beyond a Master’s Degree. Fifty-two (52) credit hours will be in class work and twelve credit hours will be a dissertation of 25,000 words or roughly 60 double-spaced type written pages. The dissertation will be started half-way through the first year of study and completed at the end of the second year.

The sequence of courses for the Doctoral Degree, year one, is as follows:

ST533 Neo-Orthodoxy and Modernity

H531 Homiletics III

BS533 The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha

BT550 Biblical Theology III

ST521 The major Creeds

CH530 Augustine and Pelagius/Luther, Calvin and Arminius

CH533 Modern Revivals 1800’s forward

ST540 Systematic Theology III

The sequence of courses for the Doctoral Degree, year two, is as follows:

ESC Eschatology III

BS541 Inter-Testamental History

ST550 Covenant Theology vs Dispensationalism and New Covenant Theology

OT521 Old Testament II

CH501 The Acts of the Apostles

DSS550 Dissertation