At Tabernacle Bible College & Seminary, we believe biblical education should be accessible, meaningful, and grounded in Christ. Our heart is to serve adult learners from many walks of life who desire to grow in their understanding of Scripture, deepen their spiritual foundation, and make meaningful progress toward their educational goals.
Some students come to TBCS to strengthen their ministry preparation. Others come to grow personally, pursue biblical understanding, gain spiritual confidence, or complete a long-held educational goal. Many are balancing work, family, church, and other responsibilities while continuing their education. That is why TBCS is designed to provide a Christ-centered learning experience that is flexible, encouraging, and focused on helping students move forward.
We are honored that you are considering TBCS. We pray this catalog helps you clearly understand who we are, how our programs work, and how you can take your next step with confidence.
Tabernacle Bible College & Seminary is a Christ-centered institution committed to helping students grow in biblical knowledge, spiritual maturity, and purposeful service. For decades, TBCS has served students seeking a deeper understanding of God’s Word and a stronger foundation for life, leadership, ministry, and personal calling.
Our programs are designed for those who want more than information alone. We seek to provide education that strengthens faith, builds confidence in Scripture, supports spiritual formation, and helps students make meaningful progress toward their goals.
TBCS exists to provide Christ-centered biblical education that strengthens students in faith, knowledge, spiritual growth, and purposeful service — helping them develop a deeper understanding of Scripture and pursue the work God has placed before them with greater confidence and clarity.
To serve students around the world through accessible biblical education that is rooted in truth, centered on Christ, and meaningful for everyday life, ministry, leadership, and personal growth.
Everything we do is grounded in the Lordship of Jesus Christ and the truth of Scripture.
Growth in God’s Word that is both spiritually enriching and practically meaningful.
Education that strengthens the whole person — character, faith, and maturity.
Each step forward matters, whether starting fresh or continuing a long-delayed goal.
An approach designed for real people balancing work, family, and ministry.
Education that strengthens service in church, leadership, family, and community.
TBCS offers degree programs designed to help students pursue biblical understanding, spiritual growth, and meaningful educational progress at multiple levels — whether beginning your journey, continuing previous study, or pursuing advanced theological education.
Designed for students seeking a strong biblical foundation and a meaningful first step in Christian higher education. An excellent fit for those beginning their journey, returning to school, or seeking spiritual and personal growth through structured study.
For students who want to continue building on their biblical education with broader and deeper study — a natural next step toward personal growth, ministry development, stronger biblical understanding, and meaningful academic accomplishment.
Advanced biblical and theological education for those who desire deeper academic engagement, stronger theological understanding, and continued growth in spiritual maturity and purposeful service.
Substantial graduate-level preparation in biblical and theological study — valuable for broad ministry preparation, deeper scriptural understanding, and development in leadership and service.
Graduate-level biblical education in a flexible Christ-centered setting — well suited for spiritual growth, ministry recognition, personal accomplishment, and meaningful theological progress.
For students pursuing advanced theological education, deep biblical engagement, and the fulfillment of long-term educational and ministry goals.
For students seeking advanced recognition in biblical and ministry-related study, reflecting high-level commitment to Christian learning, leadership, and service.
For students who desire advanced theological study, disciplined scholarly engagement, and meaningful progress in Christ-centered education.
TBCS welcomes students who desire to pursue biblical education in a Christ-centered and supportive environment. Prospective students may include first-time college students, returning adult learners, ministry leaders, church members, and individuals who simply desire a deeper, more structured study of God’s Word.
Complete the TBCS online application with your current information.
A non-refundable application fee is required to process the application.
Transcripts or other records may be requested depending on your background and program.
Once your application and materials are received, TBCS reviews your information.
Applicants are notified regarding the outcome of the review.
Accepted students receive next-step instructions, including payment options and access to begin.
Many TBCS students are adults returning to school after years away. You do not need a traditional academic path behind you to take a meaningful next step forward. If you are ready to grow, learn, and pursue Christ-centered education, we encourage you to apply.
TBCS believes biblical education should be accessible, and is committed to keeping tuition affordable so students can pursue meaningful progress without unnecessary financial burden. TBCS does not rely on traditional federal financial aid programs; instead, we focus on straightforward, manageable tuition options.
Specific tuition and payment information is available through the admissions and enrollment process. Students are encouraged to review all current costs, payment terms, and applicable fees before finalizing enrollment.
For students using a monthly payment plan, a reminder email is sent five days before the scheduled tuition charge. Payments are typically processed on the 1st of each month; if the first attempt is unsuccessful, a second attempt is made on the 5th. If both attempts are unsuccessful, the student’s account may be temporarily disabled until the past-due balance and a $20 reactivation fee are paid in full.
Tuition and fees are subject to change at the discretion of Tabernacle Bible College & Seminary.
Students are encouraged to approach their studies with faithfulness, consistency, and integrity, reflecting sincere effort, respect for Scripture, and a desire to grow both intellectually and spiritually.
TBCS values honesty in all academic work. Students submit original work and represent their learning truthfully. Academic dishonesty, including plagiarism, may result in academic consequences.
Students are expected to make consistent, meaningful progress. Those experiencing difficulty are encouraged to communicate with the school so next steps can be discussed.
Students who need to pause should contact TBCS as soon as possible. Those wishing to return may complete a re-entry process based on current procedures.
TBCS reserves the right to revise courses, requirements, policies, and published information when necessary, in a way that supports student learning and institutional clarity.
Prior educational or ministry experience may be reviewed per school policies. Transferability of credits is always determined by the receiving institution, so students should verify requirements directly with the institution, employer, or organization involved.
Online students should have a reliable internet connection; a computer, laptop, or appropriate device; email; and basic document tools. Students need not be experts, but should be comfortable with basic online communication and course access.
Enrollment may remain open throughout the year, so students are encouraged to apply when ready. Once admissions and enrollment steps are complete, students receive guidance for beginning their studies.
TBCS is committed to serving students with encouragement, guidance, and respect throughout their educational journey. We understand that many students balance school with work, family, church involvement, and other commitments.
Because TBCS is a Christ-centered Bible college and seminary, education supports spiritual formation as well as academic progress. Our desire is that students not only complete courses, but grow in biblical understanding, maturity, discernment, and purpose.
An overview of subjects offered through TBCS, listed by subject area and course number. Tap any subject to expand its courses. Offerings, sequencing, and availability may be updated by the school as needed.
A study of the life of Christ, the life of Paul, and a synopsis of the book of Acts.
Aids every believer in breaking past curses and failures and walking in the “Eternal Realm” as the Lord intended.
Helps you take great strides in regaining and recognizing who you really are and who God intended you to be.
Book required: Christian Leadership — Mentoring of Christian Leaders (Biblical Discipleship and Mentoring) by Billie Saint (ISBN 9798244092592).
Coming soon.
Covers the Origin of the Bible, Customs & Languages, and The Dateless Past.
A study of Earth’s First Social Order.
A closer study of end-time events including the Advent of Christ, Daniel’s Seventieth Week, the Seven Trumpet Judgments, Seven Vials, Battle of Armageddon, Anti-Christ, Tribulation period, and Millennial Reign of Christ.
A look at current events and thoughts of the church in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.
A study of the O.T. Priesthood, its influence, and culmination with the ministry of Christ.
An in-depth look at the Gift of Prophecy and the prophetic ministry.
A look into past established religions, religious beliefs, and how history was shaped by these beliefs.
A study of the ages or divisions of time in which God used different methods in redeeming man from his fallen state — Innocence, Conscience, Human Government, Promise, Law, Grace, and the Kingdom — plus earth’s seven cosmic ages: Original, Chaotic, Edenic, Shielded, Turbulent, Millennial, and New Earth.
An in-depth revelation of the Power, Blessing, and Responsibility of Covenant.
In-depth insight into the Nature & Character of Jehovah, ruling out the modern theory of Humanism.
A study of the doctrine of atonement and salvation as affected by Christ, embracing all of time as well as eternity past and future.
A study of angelology and demonology, including the origin, work, and ultimate disposition of fallen angels and satan himself, as presented in Scripture.
An intense study of the defense and proof of Christianity.
A study of the body, soul, and spirit of man, and the function of each.
Some of the greatest discussions in theological history are studied and critiqued — apologetics, Anabaptists, Arminianism, Calvinism, anthropomorphism, and more — plus Pauline theology, reconciliation, glorification, and the implications of the Great Commission. Text: The Foundations of Christian Doctrine by Kevin J. Conner (ISBN 978-0914936381).
A study of the beliefs formed by our surroundings vs. the Word of God.
The plans and philosophies of living the life our Father destined and designed — we either live by “design or default.”
Defines in simple form what each of these important gifts are to the body of Christ and helps those who are called to recognize their gift.
The study of the resurrections of the just and unjust, and the doctrine of death, dying, and the afterlife — discussing infanticide, euthanasia, and issues of the aged or terminally ill.
An in-depth study in the principles and processes of Biblical interpretation.
Strategies and leadership insights for effective leadership, with explicit avenues to solving conflict — ministry is ministry, whether in business or the Church.
An in-depth study of every believer’s assignment to accomplish and fulfill their Divinely Destined Purpose in life, revealing the favorable results of God’s plan.
An introduction to the effect spiritual warfare has on the kingdom of darkness.
Unveils a deeper meaning of Matthew 16:18 and the authority given to the believer to remove the hand of the enemy and bind the promise of God in place.
By Jane Hamon — student purchase (ISBN 978-0800797799).
A study of the role of the sacraments in Christian worship.
Description & Identity of The Church — an intense study of the church and its mission, nature, and present work, including a historical look at its early development.
A study of the person, power, and ministry of the Holy Spirit as God’s Administrator.
A complete study of the 9 Gifts of the Spirit, their function, power, and dispersement.
Designed to promote effective leadership in ministry, both in the Church (House) and in the marketplace.
Reveals how the believer should seek to prosper for Kingdom purposes, which results in personal prosperity.
Discusses the many ways God speaks — however, His people are not always listening.
Taken completely from the Scriptures, giving the illustrations, the commands, and the “how to” of Christ’s commission to heal the sick.
A study of how the believer should expect provision amid a collapsing economy and ecosystem.
Planning and implementing administration in accordance with the theological purposes of the church and leadership styles.
A look into the kingdom that will be established by the Beast in the book of Revelation and the influence anti-Christ will have in the world.
Simple, effective ways to do spiritual battle — less complicated than one would think. Remember that “the Giant in you is greater than any giant you face.”
A powerful prophetic study of the transformation of the believer from servant to authority through truly knowing Jesus as Bridegroom.
God has a unique blueprint for our lives; with the textbook, this course helps you discover and uncover that blueprint.
A study of occult practices such as transcendental meditation, hypnosis, mind-control, astrology, and witchcraft.
Enables you to interpret your night dreams — what Prophet Daniel called “night visions” — with encouragement to journal them.
A study of the epistles of Romans through Ephesians.
A study of the epistles of Philippians through Philemon.
Shows the correlation of the 4 Gospels and the distinctive emphasis of the message in each.
A study of the early church including the journeys of the early Apostles, their ministries, their effect on society, and their miracles.
A study of the work, words, and life of Christ — His mission and ministry, with an emphasis on His redemptive mission in God’s plan of salvation for mankind.
An exegetical study of the prophetic books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel and Daniel, Judges, Ruth, 1&2 Samuel, and 1&2 Kings.
An exegetical study of Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, and Micah, continuing through Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi.
An overview of each of the O.T. Feasts the Lord instituted, how they were to be carried out, and how Christ the Messiah is the fulfillment.
Courses are subject to change.
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If you are ready to grow in biblical understanding, strengthen your spiritual foundation, and make meaningful progress toward your educational goals, TBCS invites you to take the next step. Explore your program options, preview a course, or begin your application today.t
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