Duration
3 years
Total credits
84 credits
To provide initial biblical and ministerial training, preparing lay workers for practical service in the local church.
Ministerial experience evaluated by the institution.
Explore the courses, codes, and credits for the three years that make up the Associate Program.
The origins of faith: creation, covenant, and law for communities in formation.
God's sovereignty in the history of Israel: lessons for the nations.
Wisdom, worship, and suffering: the believer's dialogue with God.
Social justice and the prophetic call for the church today.
The message of the twelve: faithfulness, hope, and restoration.
Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh: a synoptic and Johannine perspective.
Transformative discipleship to raise up spiritual multipliers.
Servant leadership with ethical influence and strategic vision.
The birth and expansion of the church: lessons for contemporary mission.
Eschatology and hope: a message for churches facing persecution and crisis.
Christ in the shadows of the Old Testament: a systematic typological study.
From its founding to global impact: lessons, achievements, and challenges.
Respectful, apologetic dialogue with the worldviews of our world.
A reasoned defense of the faith in a plural, skeptical world.
Advanced principles of contextual biblical interpretation.
The art of preaching with authority, clarity, and anointing.
The God who reveals Himself: attributes, names, and divine nature.
The Word: inspired, inerrant, and sufficient for every good work.
One God in three persons: mystery and revelation.
Jesus Christ, fully God and fully man.
The Holy Spirit: person, work, and gifts for building up the church.
Spiritual beings: God's messengers, the forces of evil, and the prince of demons.
The human being: creation, the fall, and eternal destiny.
Sin: its nature, consequences, and God's response.
After completing the three years of the Associate Program, you can continue directly into the fourth year and earn your Bachelor's Degree, without losing any credits.
Enrollment is managed by country: each nation has its own process and form. Choose your country to continue.
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