General Bible Knowledge
This course covers the origin of the Bible, biblical customs and languages, and the Dateless Past.
course catalog
Explore every course taught at Tabernacle Bible College & Seminary — from foundational Bible study to Christian doctrine, ministry leadership, biblical languages, Old Testament, and New Testament studies.
Tabernacle Bible College & Seminary offers 53 self-paced Bible, theology, doctrine, ministry, biblical language, Old Testament, and New Testament courses. Students may take individual courses, use selected courses toward certificates, or apply completed credits toward eligible degree programs.
Explore course descriptions across biblical studies, theology, church history, mentoring, and Christian philosophy.
This course covers the origin of the Bible, biblical customs and 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, the Seven Vial Judgments, the Battle of Armageddon, the Antichrist, the Tribulation period, and the Millennial Reign of Christ.
A look at events and theological thought in the church during the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.
A study of the Old Testament priesthood, its influence, and its culmination in the ministry of Christ.
This course provides an in-depth look at the gift of prophecy and the prophetic ministry.
A look at established religions, religious beliefs, and how history has been shaped by those beliefs.
An exegetical study of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel, along with Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2 Samuel, and 1 and 2 Kings.
Part I: An exegetical study of Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, and Micah.
Part II: A continued exegetical study of Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi.
An overview of each Old Testament feast instituted by the Lord, how each feast was observed, and how Christ the Messiah is its fulfillment.
A study of the epistles from Romans through Ephesians.
A study of the epistles from Philippians through Philemon.
This course shows the correlation among the four Gospels and the distinctive emphasis of each Gospel’s message.
A study of the early church, including an overview of 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; and His redemptive mission in God’s plan of salvation for mankind.
A study of the life of Christ, the life of Paul, and a synopsis of the book of Acts.
A study of the ages or divisions of time in which God used different methods in the great work of redeeming humanity from its fallen state. This includes the ages of Innocence, Conscience, Human Government, Promise, Law, Grace, and the Kingdom. Also covered is the concept of Earth’s seven cosmic ages: Original Earth, Chaotic Earth, Edenic Earth, Shielded Earth, Turbulent Earth, Millennial Earth, and New Earth.
This course provides an in-depth revelation of the power, blessing, and responsibility of covenant.
This course provides in-depth insight into the nature and character of Jehovah while addressing the modern theory of humanism.
A study of the doctrine of atonement and salvation accomplished through 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 as presented in Scripture.
An intensive study of the defense and evidence 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 evaluated. Topics include apologetics, Anabaptists, Arminianism, Calvinism, anthropomorphism, and more. Also included are Paul’s theology, reconciliation and glorification, the work of an evangelist, and the implications of the Great Commission.
A study of beliefs formed by our surroundings compared with beliefs formed by the Word of God.
The plans and principles for living the life our Father destined and designed. We either live by design or by default.
This course explains each of these important gifts to the Body of Christ and helps those who are called recognize their gift.
A study of the resurrections of the just and the unjust and the doctrines of death, dying, and the afterlife. The course discusses infanticide, euthanasia, and issues affecting the aged and those facing terminal illness.
An in-depth study of the principles and processes of biblical interpretation.
This course provides leadership strategies and insights for effective leadership, along with practical approaches to resolving conflict. Ministry is ministry, whether in business or in the church building.
An in-depth study of every believer’s assignment to accomplish and fulfill a 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.
This course unveils a deeper meaning of Matthew 16:18 and examines the authority given to the believer to remove the hand of the enemy from what belongs to us and bind the promise of God in place.
A study of the role of the sacraments in Christian worship.
A description and study of the identity of the Church, including its mission, nature, and present work. The course also provides a historical look at the Church and its early development.
This course helps believers break free from past curses and failures and walk in the “Eternal Realm” as the Lord intended.
This course helps students make meaningful progress in regaining and recognizing who they are and who God intended them to be.
Christian leadership through the mentoring of Christian leaders, biblical discipleship, and biblical mentoring.
A study of the person, power, and ministry of the Holy Spirit as God’s Administrator.
A complete study of the nine gifts of the Spirit, including their function, power, and distribution.
This course is designed to promote effective leadership in ministry, both in the church and in the marketplace.
This course reveals how believers should seek to prosper for Kingdom purposes, which results in personal prosperity.
This course discusses the many ways God speaks and why His people are not always listening.
Jesus gave the commission to “heal the sick.” Drawn entirely from Scripture, this course presents the illustrations, commands, and practical “how-to” of that commission.
A study of how believers should expect provision amid a collapsing economy and ecosystem.
This course examines the process of planning and implementing administration in accordance with the theological purposes of the Church and various leadership styles.
A look at the kingdom that will be established by the Beast in the book of Revelation and the influence the Antichrist will have in the world.
This course presents simple, effective ways to engage in spiritual battle. Spiritual warfare is less complicated than one might think. Always remember that “the Giant in you is greater than any giant you face.”
A powerful prophetic study of the believer’s transformation from servant to authority through the power of truly knowing Jesus as Bridegroom.
God has a unique blueprint for our lives, but it is up to us to find it and live it out to the fullest. Through this course and its textbook, students will discover and uncover that blueprint.
A study of occult practices such as transcendental meditation, hypnosis, mind control, astrology, and witchcraft.
This course helps students interpret their night dreams, which the prophet Daniel called “night visions.” Students are encouraged to journal their dreams because, many times, they may come to pass just as they were dreamed.
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