This course provides insight into the grace of God. God’s grace is manifold. Students will be taught various aspects of God’s amazing grace. The study will show 3 primary aspects of God’s grace: Grace for salvation, grace for successful Christian living, and grace for effective service. The intention is to equip students to learn to trust, grow, and work in the grace of God and not in their own ability. The student will be taught how to draw from the vast reservoir of God’s operational power in life and ministry.

This course is designed to let the student know who they are and what they can do in Christ Jesus. Emphasis will be given to the truth that every believer is raised up together and sit together with Christ in the heavenly places and that Jesus has delegated His authority to all believers here on earth to overcome and established the victory over Satan and his works. The students will be given the principles to exercise their God-given authority over all the works of the devil, thereby living out the more-than-conquerors life in Christ Jesus.

In the midst of “winds of doctrines” that blow across the Church world today, a solid theology, consisting of the major doctrines of Christianity is necessary. This course is designed to introduce to the students the major doctrines of Christianity as revealed in the Scriptures.

Christians should not depend upon someone else to interpret the Bible for them. Rather, God requires of all believers that they become spiritually mature enough that they can study and understand the Scriptures for themselves. This course is designed to develop in the student the skill of Biblical Interpretation. Students receive an overview of the most widely accepted rules of Biblical Interpretation, including contextual, historical, cultural, and grammatical interpretation. Included in this course is an examination of the role and influence of the Holy Spirit in guiding the believer in understanding and interpreting the Scriptures.

This course is designed to acquaint the student concerning the subject of biblical prosperity, from a balanced and careful study of the subject. The student will understand what prosperity is and also what it is not. The student will also understand that true prosperity involves more than the accumulation of material possessions, but affects every area of our lives. Attention will be paid to understanding how to be a good steward of the resources that God has entrusted to us, so that we may become an avenue of blessing to the world around us.

This course provides in-depth insight into the biblical history of redemption as revealed in both the Old and New Testaments. It introduces the student to the scriptural importance of the blood covenant and builds an awareness of its principles, application, and influence on the partakers. Specific topics include a historical record of blood covenants, tribal covenant practices, and examples of covenant relationships. Ultimately, the student will gain a better understanding of their personal relationship with God the Father through the blood of Jesus Christ, as revealed within the New Covenant.

The family unit was designed by God, and is intended to be a reflection of our relationship with God. Churches and societies rise and fall based upon the strength of families. In the Bible, God places much emphasis upon developing and maintaining strong marriages and families. This practical course will help each student to understand how to develop strong, healthy relationships within the family unit. Attention will be also given to how single parents can successfully raise their children to know and walk with God.

We will be required to give an accounting of our stewardship of all God has entrusted into our care. This course is designed to help the student understand the importance of balancing our Christian life, our walk with God and also our ministry work. Emphasis will be given to the truth that every believer is a steward of God in all areas of our lives. The student will be taught how to manage well Christian life and ministry work.

This course gives an overview of two thousand years of Church History. More than a history course, this course will give students practical insights into the most import periods and events of church history, all the way up to the present day, and what the lessons learned from them teach us today. The course acquaints the student with the characteristics of the true church as revealed in the Book of Acts. It will be shown how the church through the centuries went through several cycles of revival, apostasy, and revival again. Special attention is given to studying important leaders and significant issues they faced throughout the centuries, and how they relate to us today.

To give the student insight concerning the Biblical spiritual disciplines such as solitude, silence, worship, prayer, meditation, study, and subsequent disciplines. In this course, the student will gain a comprehensive understanding of the necessity and benefits of such spiritual disciplines and learn how to appropriate these disciplines in personal life that will enhance his or her growth in intimacy with God and be prepared for fruitful life and ministry.

In this course students will gain an in-depth understanding that sickness and disease is not from God, and it is God’s will to heal all people who are sick and need healing. Specific attention will be given to the biblical truths on God’s will concerning healing, and secondly, divine healing as part of our redemptive rights under the new covenant.

In this course students will learn how to receive their healing; to recognize the hindrances to receiving healing; how to keep their healing and thereby maintain a life of walking in divine health; and to gain an understanding of the various methods through which divine healing comes to us.

The book of Ephesians contains many rich truths, like deposits within the soil that must be mined. In this course, the student will receive a thorough understanding of the book of Ephesians, how it relates to other books of the Bible, and how the truths contained within it that are so central to the New Testament can be applied to the believer’s life.

This course presents a study of "last things" or "end times", particularly those dealing with the Second Coming of Christ and the events preceding and following this great event. This course is designed to acquaint the student with the basic end time themes of the Bible and the primary end time events that are yet to occur. The primary differences among conservative, evangelical Christians about the sequence and particulars of future end time events will be discussed. Emphasis will be given to developing a practical application of end time theology for the Body of Christ at the present time.

The supreme task of the church, and of every believer, is to bring the unsaved to Christ. Yet many Christians do not know how to effectively share their faith with others. In this course, the student will be taught how to do that with confidence and conviction.

Faith is a distinctive message that Rhema is known for. God gave Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin a mandate to “go teach my people faith”. Faith touches every aspect of the believer’s life. We are saved by it. We receive every redemptive promise and blessing by faith. We overcome the devil and world by our faith. We walk and live by faith. Without faith, we cannot please God. This course is designed to thoroughly explore the subject of faith. Special attention will be given to the topics of what faith is, how faith comes, and how faith works. The distinction between true Bible faith and foolishness or presumption will also be discussed.

Faith should be as natural for the Christian as breathing is. It should not require some special effort on our part to operate in faith. This course is designed to help familiarize and equip students with a lifestyle of faith that is both practical and integrated into a normal part of everyday living. Special attention will be given to showing how the believer has already been equipped with a spirit of faith, and how that spirit of faith operates through us to accomplish great things for God!

This course examines the nine fruit of the spirit listed in Galatians 5:22 - 23. Throughout this course, the student will be taught the importance of growing in Christian character by developing and exemplifying the fruit of the spirit in their lives. Specific ways to cultivate the fruit of the spirit and thereby grow in godly character will also be taught.

In this course we will study the nine Gifts of the Spirit as listed in I Corinthians 12: 7-11, how they relate to our everyday lives, and how we can become vessels through whom the Lord can move to minister in the gifts.

This course will give a general overview of John’s Gospel, focusing primarily on chapters 1-11, which cover John’s perspective of the entire ministry of Jesus up until His final week on earth. Particular attention and emphasis will be paid to practical lessons learned from John’s Gospel about how to live the Christian life, as well as Jesus’ example of life and ministry and what that speaks to the Christian.

This course is designed to help students learn to understand and to communicate the gospel of Jesus Christ both to Christians and non-Christians alike, and how to prepare topical and expository sermons toward that end.

One of the most important things that a Christian can learn is how to be led by the Holy Spirit. It can literally save your life! Yet many Christians struggle to hear God’s voice and to know the will of God for their lives. This course simplifies for the student how to know clearly what God is leading them to do. The student will learn the various ways God leads, and to identify the basic ways that guidance is given and where to look for divine guidance. The student will also learn how to increase in sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is the Person of the Trinity Who lives within each Christian, and interacts with us on a daily basis. It is important therefore that every believer has an in-depth understanding of the Person and Ministry of the Holy Spirit, is growing in their relationship with the Him, and understands how to yield to the operation of the Holy Spirit in their life and ministry.

Leadership skills are critical to the success of a ministry or a business. The student will learn effective leadership and people management skills, as well as receive tools that will help them to develop as a leader. The benefits of team building and the ingredients required to build successful teams will be presented.

This course is designed to make students aware of the connection between effective ministry and the development of people skills. Students look intensively at the qualities necessary to become a "people person," how to improve their people skills, how to deal with difficult people, and principles of people management. Special consideration is also given to identifying and dealing successfully with various personality types.

This course provides an intensive look at ministerial excellence and ethics, both Biblical and practical. It will synthesize and outline the history and relevance of excellence and ethics to equip the student to fulfill their potential in ministry. Special focus is given to financial, moral and professional ethics.

In Ephesians 4:11, the Bible describes five distinct offices of leadership within the church that we often call ministry gifts. This course will give an overview of each one, and also show how they complement one another. Special attention will be given to understanding how Christians can receive from these various kinds of ministers. The student will learn how to discover the call of God upon their own life. Attention will also be given to understanding how those who are in supportive roles in the church can work together with those in leadership roles to accomplish God’s will in the earth.

This course is about the mission of the church to relate to the world, not only in the traditional missions context, but within societal frameworks. It is a study of missions from the standpoint of being sent from the Kingdom of God to accomplish specific goals and objectives to advance God’s kingdom on the earth through impacting various parts of culture.

This course provides an overview of the entire New Testament and includes a brief background study of the inter-testamental period between Malachi of the Old Testament and Matthew of the New Testament. The overview will include an examination of the authorship, historical setting, as well as the purpose and theme for each book.

This course emphasizes not historical facts but pertinent truths. The Apostle Paul had this in mind when he wrote to the Corinthians concerning Old Testament history: "These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us, on whom the fulfillment of the ages has come" (1 Cor. 10:11 NIV 1984). As students study the history of Israel, God's covenant people, they'll understand God's nature, the sin of man and its consequences, and God's mercy as these are revealed through the plan of redemption. Abstract truths will become concrete pictures easily applied to students' lives.

The focus of this course is upon the development of a lifestyle of praise and worship in the student, and how praise and worship relates to God’s power operating in and through our lives.

While all prayer is prayer, there are different rules that govern each type of prayer. This course will examine the various types of prayer, and the rules for each of them, so that students can enjoy a successful and fruitful prayer life.

Prayer is a vital aspect of life as a Christian. Jesus is our example of effective prayer, and throughout His life, we can see its relationship to effective ministry and to God’s will being done on earth as it is in heaven. Several aspects of effective prayer are examined, two of which are contending in prayer and watching in prayer. This course also provides times of prayer in which to practice what is learned regarding prayer.

This course provides an in-depth insight into the fall of man and the redemptive work of Christ. This course also provides a careful examination of “In Christ” realities, which are who we are, what we have, and what we can do in Christ. It is extremely important that every believer have a solid understanding of these redemptive truths, for they form the foundational basis of our life in Christ.

This course explores the nature of righteousness from a New Testament perspective and in the light of the finished work of Christ. The practical effects of righteousness will be examined, as well as how believers are to walk in and produce the fruits of righteousness in their lives.

This course examines the importance of growing up spiritually and the different stages of spiritual development. Special attention will be given to growing spiritually through the spiritual disciplines given to us in the Word of God.

According to the Word, Christians are to live a life of honor toward God and man. This course is designed to thoroughly explore the subject of biblical honor. Special attention will be given to exploring the characteristics of biblical submission and authority, giving an understanding of what it is, as well as taking a look at extremes and excesses in this area.

This course presents an overview of the vital areas of ministry within the local church, specifically addressing Support Staff or Helps ministry. Special attention will be given to the heart attitudes required in those who help, as well as the skills necessary in performing in a supportive position.

In this course, the student will learn about the operation of angels and demons. Attention will be given to understanding the origin, purpose and responsibilities that angels have in the Kingdom of God today. A similar study will be made concerning Satan and demons with regard to their origin, activity, defeat and destiny. It also covers how Christians are to deal scripturally with angels, fallen angels, and demons. Students will learn what role angels play in the lives of all believers and specifically in the lives of full-time ministers.

In this course we look at the ministry of the Anointed One, the Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ, and in that light, we examine the nature of the anointing upon the Body of Christ, and how to cooperate with that anointing to bring redemption to people through demonstration of the Spirit and of power. Different aspects of the corporate anointing, the individual anointing, and the anointing upon the various ministry gifts will be discussed.