NFCOG Bible Institute

4 CEU's - This course brings unity and chronological sequence to New Testament study by weaving the contents of the books around a central theme---the person of Christ. Divisions are the synoptic Gospels, the Gospel of John, the Book of Acts, the Pauline Epistles in chronological order, the General Epistles, and the Book of Revelation.

4 CEU's - Poetry and prophecy are explored in Old Testament Survey Part 2 to gain insight into God’s dealings with His people and to relate these great writings of the prophets to us today. With a chronological sequence of events, historic and contextual information is readily grasped.

4 CEU's - Believers should be well informed about the Word of God. This course presents the inspiration and authorship of the Bible, how it was preserved, why we believe it, how we deal with its problems and critics, the role of archeology, and ways to study the Bible more effectively.

4 CEU's - Evangelism is the mandate for church growth today. This course covers the biblical foundations of evangelism, conversion and regeneration, how to lead a person to a decision for Christ, age-specific techniques, team efforts, visitation, discipling new believers, and the importance of prayer to the overall program of evangelism.

3 CEU's - A biblical understanding of teaching brings appreciation for this spiritual gift. Approaching this task biblically involves empowerment from the Holy Spirit, insight into God’s Word, sharp communication skills, and accurate interaction with students. It is a companion volume to Teaching Techniques.

3 CEU's - The challenge to teach today’s teens begins with understanding them as learners. This course defines the climate for learning, developmental characteristics of teens, the current youth culture, and critical issues in youth ministry. It also equips teachers to lead teens to make their Christian faith their own.

3 CEU's - This course is designed to provide in-depth training for those who are teaching the Bible to adults. Course sessions answer the following questions: Why is it important to teach adults? What are the characteristics of adults at various stages of life? How do adults learn, and how should they be taught? What are the key principles for organizing adult classes? By answering these questions, you can be better equipped to teach adults.

3 CEUs - This course clarifies the traditional purposes, functions, and organization of the local church program known as Sunday School. It covers all aspects of the ministry of bringing children, youth, and adults to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, enriching their Christian lives, and preparing them to serve Christ.

3 CEU's - To truly understand people we must combine the rigorous formal study of developmental issues with our own observations and thorough study of Scripture. As biological, cognitive, socioemotional, and spiritual ministry implications are addressed for each major age division, this course helps the Bible teacher to work with all ages of people more effectively.

3 CEU's - A Guide for All Church Leaders --- There are a wide variety of areas with which volunteer and professional church leaders must contend today. This course explains the difference in leaders who are effective and those who are efficient and what this means to the local church. (Also see Biblical Leadership.

3 CEU's - This new and revised leadership course will help leaders to base their leadership ministries on the timeless principles of God’s Word. Pastors, Christian education directors, youth workers, children’s directors, teachers, or other ministry leaders will grow in self- perception, skills, and vision as leaders. Both new and seasoned leaders will learn how to empower others to lead as they train, mentor, and mobilize teams for ministry.