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New Destination Bible College
"Equipping men and women for the ministry"
New Destination Bible college is designed to equip men a women for the ministry.This college strictly founded on Ephesians 4:11 It was he who gave some to be apostle,some to be evagelist,and some to be pastors and teachers.We are a Bible teaching instiution that offers a variety of online/homebased classes for those that work but still want a spiritual education.Each program is designed to educate the student about its studies and what God has for them.He course is taught by a highly experince professor with a Doctoral degree in that field. New Destination Bible College is registerd with the state of Florida to offer religouse degree we are now accredited by (IAIA)International Agency of Independent Accreditation
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The atmosphere at NDBC is designed to cultivate the heart of a spiritual leader in each student. When you are much with God, you can do much for God - which is why NDBC offers students daily exposure to God's presence and the influence of remarkable leaders in chapel. NDBC weekly missions service gives students the opportunity to hear what God is doing around the world through missionaries.

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Degrees/Certificates
This program is designed to give students a solid foundation in Christian doctrine as well as Biblical studies. This program is ideal for individuals who have little or no Bible training and desire a solid spiritual basis.
Year 1: Freshman – 30 credit hours
| BBL 101 | Bible Survey | 3 credits |
| BBL 102 | Hermeneutics | 2 credits |
| NTS 101 | Romans | 2 credits |
| NTS 102 | Acts | 2 credits |
| OTS 101 | Journey of Israel | 3 credits |
| OTS 102 | Genesis | 3 credits |
| SYS 101 | Systematic Theology I | 3 credits |
| SYS 102 | Systematic Theology II | 3 credits |
| SYS 103 | Systematic Theology III | 3 credits |
| SYS 104 | Systematic Theology IV | 3 credits |
| THE 102 | Tabernacle of Moses | 3 credits |
This program is designed to build upon the Certificate of Theology program and seeks to gives students a deeper knowledge of Bible and Practical Theology. It is ideal for individuals who have some Bible training and desire to increase their knowledge for further study or ministry.
Year 2: Sophomore – 30 credit hours
Required Courses
| HCH 201 | Church History | 3 credits |
| NTS 201 | Synoptic Gospels | 3 credits |
| NTS 202 | Hebrews | 3 credits |
| OTS 201 | Leviticus | 3 credits |
| OTS 202 | Psalms I | 2 credits |
| PHL 202 | Apologetics | 2 credits |
| PTH 201 | Christian Maturity | 3 credits |
| PTH 202 | Pillars of Faith | 3 credits |
| PTH 203 | Marriage & Family | 3 credits |
| PTH 204 | Praise & Worship | 3 credits |
| THE 202 | Kingdom Citizenship | 2 credits |
This program is designed to give students a thorough understanding of Theology as well as equip them for ministry.
Year 3: Junior – 30 credit hours
| MIS 301 | Evangelism | 2 credits |
| NTS 301 | Pauline Epistles I | 3 credits |
| NTS 302 | Pauline Epistles II | 3 credits |
| PRE 301 | Homiletics | 2 credits |
| PTH 301 | Principles of Prayer | 3 credits |
| THE 301 | Tabernacle of David | 2 credits |
Elective Courses – 15 credit hours
Students may select elective courses for the remaining 15 credit hours.
Year 4: Senior – 30 credit hours
| CED 401 | Teacher Training | 3 credits |
| NTS 401 | Gospel of John | 3 credits |
| OTS 401 | Minor Prophets | 3 credits |
| PTH 401 | Principles of Leadership | 2 credits |
| PTH 402 | Pastoral Theology | 2 credits |
| THE 401 | Names of God | 2 credits |
Elective Courses – 15 credit hours
Students may select elective courses for the remaining 15 credit hours.

Course numbers represent links to course descriptions.
Mission of God (3 credits) | |||
The Mission of God in Biblical and Contemporary Contexts | 3 | ||
Bible/Theology Courses (27 credits) | |||
Hermeneutics | 3 | ||
New Testament Introduction | 3 | ||
Old Testament Introduction | 3 | ||
Systematic Theology I | 3 | ||
Systematic Theology II | 3 | ||
BNT/BOT Biblical book study | 3 | ||
PCS Elective | 3 | ||
One of the following: | 3 | ||
Foundations of Biblical Theology * | |||
Old Testament Theology | |||
New Testament Theology | |||
One of the following: | 3 | ||
History and Polity of the AG | |||
Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements | |||
HIS elective | Elective (History and Polity of a select denomination) | ||
Practical Theology Courses (30 credits) | |||
Communicating the Message I | 3 | ||
Foundations for Cross-Cultural Ministry | 3 | ||
The Spiritual Formation of the Leader | 3 | ||
Personal Dynamics of Leadership | 3 | ||
Relational Dynamics of Leadership | 3 | ||
Field Education Research Project 2 | 3 | ||
Electives in Practical Theology, Homeiletics, Counseling and/or Global Missions | 12 | ||
CONCENTRATIONS (Optional): | |||
Concentration in Counseling Ministry (30 credits) | |||
Practical Theology Courses (15 credits) | |||
The Spiritual Formation of the Leader | 3 | ||
Personal Dynamics of Leadership | 3 | ||
Relational Dynamics of Leadership | 3 | ||
Field Education Research Project 2 | 3 | ||
Elective in Practical Theology, Homiletics, Counseling and/or Global Missions | 3 | ||
Counseling Courses (15 credits) | |||
Contemporary Family Ministry | 3 | ||
Interpersonal Techniques in Helping Relationships | 3 | ||
Counseling Diverse Populations | 3 | ||
Applied Human Development | 3 | ||
One of the following: | 3 | ||
Child and Adolescent Psychopathology | |||
Psychopathology | |||
Concentration in Intercultural Mental Health (30 credits) | |||
Foundations for Cross-Cultural Ministry | 3 | ||
Field Education Research Project2 | 3 | ||
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder | 3 | ||
Counseling Diverse Populations | 3 | ||
Pentecostal Perspectives on Justice, the Church and Society | 3 | ||
The Spiritual Formation of the Leader | 3 | ||
Personal Dynamics of Leadership | 3 | ||
Relational Dynamics of Leadership | 3 | ||
MCC/MCS/MHT/MSS Elective | 3 | ||
One of the following: | 3 | ||
Child and Adolescent Psychopathology | |||
Psychopathology | |||
1. Students with a strong undergraduate program in religion may petition to reduce 12 credits of Bible and Theology courses except HIS/PCS 528. | |||
Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Program Shaping the Future of Pentecostal Leadership The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) is a program in Pentecostal Leadership designed to expand the influence of leaders worth following. More than a degree, the NDBC D.Min. is a journey of personal transformation in which you will be joined by a diverse cohort of peers. The program is focused on your ministry context and personal growth as a leader. Our participants and alumni represent ten nationalities, and as many denominations, and are leading ministries of all kinds in 26 nations around the world. The D.Min. experience can be customized to your needs by taking advantage of one of four concentrations: Missional Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Military Chaplaincy or Self-Design study.
The D.Min. program is designed for in-service ministers and is taught in one-week modules offered in February, June and October. A new cohort will begin each year, but you can begin in any session. The program consists of nine modules, plus a professional project and takes approximately four years to complete, but the benefits begin on the first day. Core Courses (12 credits)
Concentration Options (12 credits)
Professional Project (6 credits)
The NDBC D.Min. experience consists of nine modules, plus a professional project, and is built around several components:
Mission: transforming leaders to transform their organizations Vision: leaders worth following The D.Min. experience focuses on giving participants the opportunity to expand their influence by growing into ministers who are:
What Can You Do With a D.Min.? The Doctor of Ministry is a professional degree that can expand the participant’s influence in a variety of ministries. Our alumni currently serve in capacities such as:
What Can the D.Min. Program Do For You?
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