WBC Courses
WBC Core Course Description (Syllabus) 2022-23
I. America – Christian Nation
II. Foundational Deliverance
III. The Names of God
IV. Outreach Counseling Evaluation
V. Hell Judgment and the Woes of God
VI. Sexual Disorders from a Biblical Perspective
VII. Spiritually Dealing with Weather Patterns and Storms
VIII. An Apostolic View of the Separation of Church and State
IX. Christian Legal Defense… Judge Pam Archibald
X. Fasting and Prayer…Dr. Fred Hogan M.D.
XI. Dealing with the Spirit of Terrorism
XII. Secular Humanism 2022
XIII. Dealing with Inner Healing and Emotional Damage
XIV. Ancestral Worship, The Orishas and The Spirit of This Age
*Dates and Order of Course Instruction TBA
*Each Student will have a tailored curriculum based on the course study
Course Requirements
Once applicants have received official letter of acceptance, WBC courses may be taken through the course portal. Some assignments require additional research. Students will find that many hours of study and preparation may be required to complete the assigned course.
GENERAL COURSES (GC) – Courses required for the completion of all degree programs. These courses are distributed monthly and must be completed on a monthly basis in order to advance to the following course.
MAJOR COURSES (MC) – Courses specifically designed for each program focus. These courses are more detailed and require more research than general courses.
Practicums/Clinicals
Practicums are educational training opportunities (through life experience) assignments designed to suit the student’s course. Clinical assignments include travel to ministerial trips with Dr. Kimberly Daniels. Clinicals are chosen and approved by Dr. Daniels.
COURSE CREATION PROJECT
Education students are required to create a college course. The topic may be taken out of the research paper, thesis or dissertation. The student must provide a 30 minute, recorded teachings with a 10-question test and answer key.
PAPER GUIDELINES
All papers must be typed, 12 pt. font and double-spaced with 1-inch margins. Cover sheets and page numbers and the last name of student must be on each page. References for all research must be indicated on Reference Page or Bibliography. Footnotes required for Thesis and Dissertations only. Students must cite any paraphrased or directly quoted information.
DEGREES
ASSOCIATES in BIBLICAL STUDIES
Degree Requirements:
12 General Courses
Specified 2500 Word Research Paper
BACHELOR
I. CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses
5000 Word Research Paper – Subject TBA
II. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses (to include 1 Course Creation Project)
5000 Word Research Paper – Subject TBA
1 Course Creation Project
MASTERS
I. CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses
50 Page Thesis – Topic & Dates TBA
1 Practicum (*More information will be given by instructor)
II. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses (to include 1 Course Creation Project)
50 Page Thesis – Topic & Dates TBA
1 Course Creation Project / Seminar-Conference (*More information will be given by instructor)
DOCTORATE
I. CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses
100 Page Dissertation – Topic Must Be Approved
1 Practicum/ 1 Seminar-Conference (More information given by instructor)
II. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses
100 Page Dissertation – Topic Must Be Approved
1 Course Creation Project / 1 Seminar-Conference (More information given by instructor)
III. THEOLOGY
Degree requirements:
12 General Courses
3 Major Courses
100 Page Dissertation – Topic Must Be Approved
1 Practicum / 1Seminar-Conference (More information given by instructor)
*TBA – To Be Announced: All Topics and Dates for research projects, papers and seminars will be announced
