Academics

Welcome to FABC’s Academic Programs

At Florida Apostolic Bible College & Vocational Institute, we are committed to providing a solid foundation in biblical studies, ministry, and leadership. Our programs are designed to equip students with not only theological knowledge but also practical skills to serve effectively in ministry, education, and leadership roles in the church and beyond.

Whether you are just starting your journey or looking to further your education, our diverse programs will guide you every step of the way. Our faculty members bring years of experience in their fields and a strong commitment to helping students grow both spiritually and academically.

Our Programs

FABC offers degree programs across four levels: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate. Each program is rooted in biblical principles and designed to prepare students for leadership roles in various sectors, including church ministry, educational institutions, non-profits, and more.

Associate's Degree

The Associate in Bible Studies program offers foundational knowledge of the Bible, Christian doctrine, and ministry practices. This program is ideal for students seeking a solid academic foundation in the Christian faith and a broad understanding of biblical texts and teachings.

• Duration: Must complete 60 semester hours
• Courses:
• HS 100-Life of Christ
• HS 104-Biblical History I
• TH 110-Basic Doctrines I
• RE 202-Authority of the KJV 1611
• RE 204-How we got our Bible
• BB 210-Joshua
• BB 214-Nehemiah
• BB 228-Titus
• BB 226-John
• BB 224- I & II Peter
• BB 222-James
• BB 220-Malachi
• BB 218-Amos
• BB 216-Hosea
• Ideal for: Students interested in foundational theological education or those pursuing entry-level ministry positions.

Bachelor's Degree

The Bachelor of Theology program offers an in-depth exploration of Christian theology, biblical interpretation, and practical ministry. This program prepares students to assume leadership roles in churches, ministries, and faith-based organizations.

• Duration: Must complete 120 semester hours
• Courses:
• BS 300 – OT Survey
• BS 318 – NT Survey
• BS 310 – Minor Prophets
• HS 108 – Life of Paul
• HS 106 – Conquest Stage
• HS 110 – History II & Church History
• BB 230 – Psalms
• BS 314 – Study of the Tabernacle
• BB 264 – Philippians & Colossians
• BB 260 – Genesis
• BB 240 – I & II Timothy
• TH 112 – Basic Doctrines II
• BB 250 – Hebrews
• BB 266 – I & II Corinthians
• MN 320 – Hermeneutics
• BB 270 – Isaiah
• BS 315 – Dispensations (Thesis required)
• Ideal for: Students who wish to deepen their understanding of the Bible and theology while preparing for pastoral roles, teaching, or church leadership.
  

Master's Degree

The Master of Ministry program is designed for students who wish to enhance their ministry skills and theological knowledge. This program provides advanced training in biblical scholarship, leadership, and Christian counseling, equipping students for pastoral leadership, church planting, or community outreach roles.

• Duration: 150 semester hours
• Courses:
• BB 272 – Galatians/Ephesians
• BB 274 – Romans
• BB 276 – I & II Thessalonians
• TH 114 – Systematic Theology
• BB 260 – Genesis
• BB 280 – Mark/Luke
• BB 282 – Daniel/Revelation
• BB 278 – I John/Jude
• Electives: 
• Sermon Preparation, Missions, Help Ministry, Pulpit Etiquette, Worship & Praise, Church Trustees, Church Deacons, Media
• Ideal for: Students who are already involved in ministry and wish to pursue advanced study and leadership roles in church or Christian organizations.
  

Doctorate Degree

The Doctorate in Christian Leadership is the highest level of education at FABC, designed for experienced ministry leaders who wish to expand their influence in the church, community, and global ministry efforts. This program combines rigorous academic study with leadership development, preparing students to lead in various ministerial and educational settings.

• Duration: 214 Semester Hours
• Courses:
• BI 410 – Foundations of Christian Doctrine I
• BI 411 – Foundations of Christian Doctrine II
• BI 412 – Foundations of Christian Doctrine III
• BI 413 – Foundations of Christian Doctrine IV
• BI 410 – The Book, God Holy Bible KJV 1611 (1)
• BI 411 – The Book, God Holy Bible KJV 1611 (2)
• BI 412 – The Book, God Holy Bible KJV 1611 (3)
• BI 410 – Advance Study Book I of Moses (Genesis outline)
• BI 411 – Advance Study Book II of Moses (Exodus outline)
• BI 412 – Advance Study Book III of Moses (Leviticus outline)
• BI 413 – Advance Study Book IV of Moses (Numbers outline)
• BI 414 – Advance Study Book V of Moses (Deuteronomy outline)
• BI 410 – The Book of Joshua
• BI 410 – Old & New Testaments Bible Prophecy
• BI 410 – Bible Knowledge Comprehension (1437 Questions & Answers)
• Final Thesis required

• Ideal for: Senior church leaders, educators, or those aiming for top-level administrative and leadership roles in Christian ministries, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations.
  

Apprenticeship Program

• Duration: 28 Semester Hours
• Courses:
• BI 140 – Jesus on Leadership / Becoming a Servant Leader
• BI 140 – Servant Leadership / Nehemiah
• BI 140 – Paul on Leadership
• BI 140 – Leadership / Wisdom of Solomon
• ED 140 – Developing Leaders Around You
• ED 140 – Developing Leaders Within You
• ED 140 – Church Administrations

Correspondence Courses

Associate's Degree

• Duration: 24 months
• Courses:
• Basic Doctrine
• Journey of a Lifetime
• Journey to the Cross
• Journey from the Beginning
• Journey Into Success
• Spiritual Gifts
• Spiritual Boot Camp
• Journey Into Freedom
• Journey to a Better Life
  

Bachelor's Degree

• Duration: 36 months
• Courses:
• Survey of Old Testament
• Study of the Tabernacle
• How We Got Our Bible
• James
• Dispensational Truth *
• Life of Paul
• Minor Prophets
• I & II Timothy
• I & II John
• Malachi
• Psalms
• Titus
• Hermeneutics
• Colossians
• Isaiah
• A.F.M. History **
• Thesis *

* Thesis Required
** Required for AFM members only

Master's Degree

• Duration: 2-3 Years
• Courses:
• BB 272 – Galatians/Ephesians
• BB 274 – Romans
• BB 276 – I & II Thessalonians
• TH 114 – Systematic Theology
• BB 260 – Genesis
• BB 280 – Mark/Luke
• BB 282 – Daniel/Revelation
• BB 278 – I John/Jude
  

Certificate Program

• Duration: varies
• Courses:
• Contact school for more details
  

Course Descriptions

Bible Survey & Prophets

• BS 300 Old Testament Survey
  Survey of the 39 OT books. Emphasis on characters, events, themes, and doctrinal significance.
• BS 318 New Testament Survey
  Survey of the NT with emphasis on themes, writers, divisions, and Pauline Epistles.
• BS 310 Minor Prophets
  Familiarizes students with the prophets and their writings.
• BS 314 Study of the Tabernacle
  Study of the tabernacle, covering representations of its components (colors, furniture, etc.).
• BS 315 Dispensations
  Defines dispensationalism, names the dispensations of the Bible, and teaches their significance.

Books of the Bible (Individual Studies)

• BB 210 Joshua
  Study of Joshua: purpose, people, sin of Achan, and more.
• BB 214 Nehemiah
  Study of Nehemiah: insight into events and chapters.
• BB 216 Hosea
  Covers authorship, date, audience, Hosea’s marriage, sins of Israel, promises of restoration, lessons.
• BB 218 Amos
  Covers Amos’ ministry, vocations, messages, judgments, visions, and restoration.
• BB 220 Malachi
  Study of Malachi: author, text analysis, message for practical living.
• BB 222 James
  Study of James: content, style, outline, and word studies.
• BB 224 I & II Peter
  Study of Peter: suffering, Christ’s graces, prophecy, false teachers, return of Christ.
• BB 226 John
  Extensive study of John with a thorough dissection of passages.
• BB 228 Titus
  Study of Titus: disciplined life, becoming an effective worker for the Lord.
• BB 230 Psalms
  Covers Psalms’ origin, background, and structures. Includes stewardship, pastors, elders, and inspiration of scripture.
• BB 240 I & II Timothy
  Focuses on Christian life, stewardship, pastoral qualifications, and scripture inspiration.
• BB 250 Hebrews
  Study of Hebrews: Christ as priest, His life of faith, and service.
• BB 260 Genesis
  Focus on beginnings: Abraham, Noah, Jacob, Joseph, and life applications.
• BB 264 Colossians/Philippians
  Chapter-by-chapter study: pre-eminence of Christ, salvation evidences, mysteries revealed.
• BB 266 I & II Corinthians
  Study of Paul’s seven exposed corruptions and six answers to Corinthian questions.
• BB 270 Isaiah
  Analytical study of Isaiah: historical setting, content, practical/devotional values.
• BB 272 Galatians/Ephesians
  Teaching on God’s elect, works, marriage, and will. Contrasts law and grace.
• BB 274 Romans
  Covers justification, victory, election, Israel’s future, and Christian living principles.
• BB 276 I & II Thessalonians
  Covers church discipline, lawlessness, and sound doctrine.
• BB 278 I John/Jude
  Covers fellowship, sonship, false teachers, Christian duty and service.
• BB 280 Mark/Luke
  Analytical study of Mark and Luke, documenting Christ’s earthly ministry.
• BB 282 Daniel/Revelation
  Explores Daniel and Revelation with a focus on prophetic accuracy.

Doctrines & Theology

• TH 110 Basic Doctrines I
  Examines salvation, God’s role, man’s role, and Satan’s attributes.
• TH 112 Doctrines II
  Covers baptism, sanctification, judgment, the Spirit, and the Godhead.
• TH 106 Conquest Stage
  Surveys history from Joshua through Judges to Samuel.
• TH 114 Systematic Theology
  Covers themes: scripture, God, Christ, Spirit, sin, salvation, church, kingdom, and end times.
  

Research & Interpretation

• MN 320 Hermeneutics
  Examines philosophies of interpreting scripture; science of interpretation.
  

Christian Life & Church History

• RE 202 Authority of the AKJV 1611
  Compares text of AKJV 1611 with other versions.
• RE 204 How We Got Our Bible
  Dramatic history of the Bible’s transmission into English.
• HS 100 Life of Christ
  Study of Jesus’ life/ministry with geography and chronology.
• HS 104 Biblical History I
  History from Genesis 12–50 with focus on Israel’s biblical historians.
• HS 110 Church History II
  Periods of church history and AFM Church of God’s formation.
• HS 108 Life of Paul
  Study of Paul’s background, journeys, and writings.
  

Special Journey Courses (AA series)

• AA 100 Journey to the Cross
  26 lessons on Christ’s pre-existence, crucifixion, and resurrection.
• AA 101 Journey Into Discipleship
  26 lessons on real discipleship, salvation, God’s way.
• AA 102 Journey Into Kingdom Secrets
  13 lessons on parables of Jesus revealing God’s secrets.
• AA 103 Journey Into Hope
  13-lesson study of I Peter: hope, faith, God’s appointments.
• AA 104 Basic Doctrines I
  Study of doctrines: salvation, baptism, repentance, Holy Ghost.
• AA 105 Authority of the KJV 1611
  Examines KJV 1611, removals, changes, and preservation.
• AA 106 Journey Into Success
  13-lesson study of Joshua: miracles, success, faith.
• AA 107 Journey From the Beginning
  13-lesson study of Genesis 1–11, faith questions, Eden.
• AA 108 Journey of a Lifetime
  Survey of the Bible book by book (52 lessons).
• AA 109 Azusa
  Study of 20th century church history and the Azusa revival.
• AA 110 Journey From Tragedy to Triumph
  13-lesson study of Joseph’s life, integrity, and God’s providence.
  

Doctoral-Level (BI series)

• BI 410–413 Foundations I–IV
  In-depth study of Christian doctrine via KJV.
• BI 410 The Book, God’s Holy Bible KJV 1611 (1–3)
  Expanded KJV 1611 studies.
• BI 410 Advance Study Book I of Moses (Genesis)
  Verse-by-verse of Genesis.
• BI 411 Advance Study Book II of Moses (Exodus)
  Verse-by-verse of Exodus.
• BI 412 Advance Study Book III of Moses (Leviticus)
  Verse-by-verse of Leviticus.
• BI 413 Advance Study Book IV of Moses (Numbers)
  Verse-by-verse of Numbers.
• BI 414 Advance Study Book V of Moses (Deuteronomy)
  Verse-by-verse of Deuteronomy.
• BI 410 The Book of Joshua
  Complete outline of Joshua.
• BI 410 Old & New Testament Bible Prophecy
  Study of prophecies throughout the Bible.
• BI 410 Bible Knowledge Comprehension (1437 Q&A)
  Survey from Genesis to Revelation with questions and answers.
  

Electives

• Sermon Preparation
  Expounds on sermon types and their parts.
• Help Ministry
  Explains purpose of the help ministry.
• Worship and Praise
  Explores Psalms and the tabernacle.
  

Instructors & Staff

Our faculty members are dedicated to your academic and spiritual growth. They are not only skilled educators but also passionate believers with years of practical experience in ministry and leadership.

Accreditation

Florida Apostolic Bible College & Vocational Institute is accredited by Accrediting Commission International (ACI), ensuring that our programs meet the highest academic standards and prepare students for success in their careers and ministries.