Bachelor Courses

Bachelor Degree Programs

Credits Required: 120
Program Duration: 3–4 Years
Delivery Format: Online, In-Person, or Hybrid Options Available

At Shiloh College, our Bachelor Degree Programs provide a comprehensive blend of biblical foundations, theological understanding, professional ministry skills, and practical leadership training. These programs are ideal for those pursuing careers in full-time ministry, Christian counseling, education, or church leadership.

Bachelor Programs Offered:

  • Bachelor of Theology
  • Bachelor of Theology in Pastoral Studies
  • Bachelor of Christian Education
  • Bachelor of Christian Counseling
  • Bachelor of Christian Leadership
  • Bachelor of Divinity

️ Bachelor of Theology

Equip yourself with deep theological insight and biblical knowledge for teaching and preaching.
Core Modules Include:

  • Old Testament Survey III
  • New Testament Survey III
  • Angelology
  • New Creation Realities II
  • Biblical Counselling
  • Christology
  • Systematic Theology III
  • Christian Ethics
  • Principles & Administration of Christian Education
  • Philosophy of Christian Education II
  • Theology of Leadership & Jesus’ Model of Leadership
  • NT Study on Leadership
  • Homiletics II
  • Christianity

️ Bachelor of Theology in Pastoral Studies

Course Credits: 120 (60 Theological Core, 45 Pastoral Courses, 15 Capstone)

Core Theological Courses (60 Credits):

  1. OTS101 – Old Testament Survey (3 Credits)
    Textbook: Introduction to the Old Testament – Tremper Longman III
    Outcomes: Understand OT themes and apply theology in ministry
    Assignments: Weekly readings, reflection papers, final exam

  2. NTS102 – New Testament Survey (3 Credits)
    Textbook: The New Testament in Its World – N.T. Wright
    Outcomes: Analyze NT context, apply teachings in ministry
    Assignments: Quizzes, sermon project, final paper

  3. ST201 & ST202 – Systematic Theology I & II (6 Credits)
    Textbook: Systematic Theology – Wayne Grudem
    Outcomes: Organize doctrines and apply them in pastoral contexts
    Assignments: Essays, exams, theological position paper

  4. BIB303 – Biblical Hermeneutics (3 Credits)
    Textbook: Grasping God’s Word – Duvall & Hays
    Outcomes: Master interpretation tools for scripture
    Assignments: Exegetical papers, discussion posts

  5. CHT304 – Church History (3 Credits)
    Textbook: Church History Vol 1-3 – J.H. Kurtz
    Outcomes: Trace theological and historical church growth
    Assignments: Timeline projects, essays, case studies

Pastoral Studies Courses (45 Credits):

  1. HOM401 – Advanced Homiletics
    Textbook: Biblical Preaching – Haddon W. Robinson
    Outcomes: Prepare and deliver impactful sermons

  2. CCS402 – Christian Counseling Theories & Strategies
    Textbook: Counseling Techniques – John C. Thomas
    Outcomes: Apply counseling tools in ministry
    Assignments: Role-plays, strategy portfolio

  3. CLL403 – Church Structure & Leadership
    Textbook: Understanding Church Leadership – Leeman & Dever
    Outcomes: Analyze governance, develop leadership strategies

  4. ETH404 – Ministerial Ethics and Protocol
    Textbook: Ministerial Ethics and Etiquette – I. Parker Maxey
    Outcomes: Navigate ethical dilemmas with integrity

  5. PM405 – Biblical Basis for Pastoral Ministry
    Textbook: Pastoral Ministry – John MacArthur
    Outcomes: Define and apply biblical pastoral philosophy

Capstone Requirement (15 Credits):

  1. CAP601 – Final Research Paper (3 Credits)
    Project: Comprehensive theological paper

  2. PRT602 – Practical Ministry Training (12 Credits)
    Assignment: Supervised internship with reflective journaling

Bachelor of Christian Counseling

Course Duration: 3–4 Years (Accelerated for Psychology or Health Degree Holders)
Course Format: Lectures, seminars, practicum, supervised counseling

✨ Program Overview:

This degree prepares students for faith-integrated professional counseling, blending psychological theory and Christian theology. Students develop competence to support emotional, relational, and spiritual healing in individuals, couples, and families.

Course Objectives:

  1. Learn major counseling theories within a Christian worldview
  2. Understand human behavior, development, and mental health
  3. Develop Christian ethical standards in counseling practice
  4. Integrate scripture and theology into therapeutic settings
  5. Gain supervised counseling experience in real-life scenarios

Core Topics:

  • Introduction to Christian Counseling
  • Psychology & Human Behavior
  • Theories of Counseling
  • Marriage & Family Therapy
  • Group Counseling Dynamics
  • Assessment & Diagnosis
  • Crisis & Trauma Counseling
  • Counseling Ethics & Legal Issues
  • Integration of Theology & Psychology
  • Practicum (Supervised Counseling Fieldwork)

Assessment Methods:

  • Case studies & reflection papers
  • Examinations
  • Supervised session recordings
  • Role-play simulations
  • Field placement evaluations
  • Final capstone or thesis

Bachelor of Christian Education

Ideal for teachers, Sunday school leaders, and Christian educators.
Modules Include:

  • Old & New Testament Survey III
  • Growing Up Spiritually
  • Apologetics
  • Curriculum Development
  • Christian Education History
  • Administration & Planning
  • Twelve Methods of Teaching
  • Christian Counseling Theories
  • The Holy Spirit as Teacher
  • Bible and Christian Education

Bachelor of Christian Leadership

Train for effective leadership in church and organizational ministries.
Modules Include:

  • Theology of Leadership
  • Jesus’ Model of Leadership
  • NT Study on Leadership
  • Situational, Transformational & Servant Leadership
  • Church Governance & Ministerial Ethics
  • Apologetics, Homiletics, Ethics
  • Pastoral Ministry
  • Old & New Testament Survey III
  • New Creation Realities II

✝️ Bachelor of Divinity

Deep theological study with emphasis on doctrine, pastoral leadership, and spiritual formation.
Modules Include:

  • Corinthians
  • Angelology & Demonology
  • Finding God’s Will
  • Ecclesiology
  • Eschatology II
  • Soteriology II
  • The Five-Fold Ministry
  • Holy Spirit and His Gifts
  • Blood Covenant
  • Old & New Testament Survey III
  • Growing Up Spiritually
  • Pastoral Ministry & Apologetics

Electives

Each Bachelor Program requires elective modules to complete the 120-credit requirement.
Elective outlines are customized per program and provided upon enrollment. Electives allow students to specialize in ministry areas such as missions, family ministry, theology of worship, healing, or administration.

Why Study at Shiloh College?

✅ Fully Accredited, Spirit-led education
✅ Biblically grounded, academically rigorous
✅ Practical ministry training with global relevance
✅ Online, in-person, and hybrid learning options
✅ Pathways to graduate degrees

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