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PFB Systematic

Biblical Studies Program

STUDY TO SHOW YOURSELF
APPROVED BY GOD.....

The PFB Systematic Biblical Studies Program is designed for believers who desire to know God's Word more deeply, strengthen their biblical foundation, and grow in spiritual maturity. Whether you are a new believer, a ministry leader, or someone who simply wants a greater understanding of Scripture, this program provides a structured, verse-centered approach to studying the Bible. Through engaging instruction, practical application, and Spirit-led teaching, students gain the knowledge and confidence to accurately understand, interpret, and apply God's Word in everyday life.

 

Our courses are carefully designed to build your biblical knowledge step by step while equipping you to live out your faith with wisdom and conviction. As you progress through the program, you will not only develop a deeper relationship with Christ but also be better prepared to serve in your church, influence your community, and fulfill God's purpose for your life.

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Curriculum Options

  • Bible Survey

  • Old Testament Bible Survey

  • New Testament Bible Survey

  • Doctrine Bible Study

  • Theology Bible Study

Survey of the Bible (PFB-101)

Prerequisite: High School Diploma or Equivalent
 

Course Overview

The Survey of the Bible course provides a comprehensive overview of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, equipping students with a clear understanding of its structure, themes, and unified message. This course introduces key people, events, and doctrines while emphasizing the redemptive narrative of Scripture.


Designed for new and growing believers, ministry leaders, and serious Bible students, this course strengthens Biblical literacy, builds confidence in Scripture, and provides practical tools for teaching, discipleship, and personal spiritual growth.


Areas of Study

  • Overview of the Old and New Testaments

  • Major Biblical themes and doctrines

  • Key people, events, and timelines

  • Unity of Scripture and redemptive history

  • Practical application of Biblical truth​

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Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Demonstrate an overall understanding of the structure and message of the Bible

  • Identify major themes, events, and figures in Scripture

  • Explain the unified redemptive plan of God throughout the Bible

  • Apply Biblical principles to personal life and ministry contexts

  • Communicate Scripture with greater clarity and confidence

Old Testament Bible Survey Program (PFB-102)

Prerequisite: High School Diploma or Equivalent; Bible Survey Course

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Course Overview

The Old Testament Survey 102 course provides an in-depth exploration of the historical, prophetic, and poetic books of the Old Testament, revealing God's unfolding plan of redemption through the nation of Israel. Students will discover how each book contributes to the overarching biblical narrative while gaining a greater appreciation for God's covenant, faithfulness, justice, mercy, and prophetic promises. This course is designed to strengthen biblical understanding, deepen spiritual insight, and demonstrate how the Old Testament continues to speak to believers today.

 

Areas of Study

Students will explore topics including:

  • Historical background and timeline of the Old Testament

  • The Major and Minor Prophets

  • The Poetic and Wisdom Books

  • God's covenants and His relationship with Israel

  • The rise and fall of Israel and Judah

  • Exile, restoration, and prophetic hope

  • Messianic prophecies fulfilled in Jesus Christ

  • Key biblical themes, people, places, and events

  • Practical application of Old Testament principles for Christian living

 

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of Old Testament Survey 102, students will be able to:

  • Explain the purpose, structure, and message of each Old Testament book.

  • Understand the historical and cultural context of the Old Testament.

  • Identify major biblical events, prophets, kings, and covenants.

  • Recognize God's redemptive plan throughout the Old Testament.

  • Interpret Old Testament passages using sound biblical principles.

  • Connect Old Testament teachings to the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

  • Apply timeless biblical truths to personal life, ministry, and leadership.

  • Build a stronger theological foundation for continued biblical study and Kingdom service.

New Testament Bible Survey Program (PFB-103)

Prerequisite: High School Diploma or Equivalent; Bible Survey Course

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Course Overview

The New Testament Bible Survey 103 course provides a comprehensive study of the 27 books of the New Testament, focusing on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the birth and expansion of the Church, and the teachings of the apostles. Students will examine the historical, cultural, and theological context of each book while discovering God's plan of redemption fulfilled through Christ. This course equips students with a deeper understanding of the New Testament message and its practical application for Christian living, ministry, and Kingdom leadership.

 

Areas of Study

Students will explore topics including:

  • The historical and cultural background of the New Testament

  • The Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ

  • The Four Gospels and their unique perspectives

  • The Book of Acts and the growth of the Early Church

  • Paul's missionary journeys and epistles

  • The General Epistles and their practical teachings

  • The Book of Revelation and God's prophetic plan

  • Key New Testament doctrines and theological themes

  • The Kingdom of God and the Great Commission

  • Practical application of New Testament principles for Christian life and ministry

 

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of New Testament Bible Survey 103, students will be able to:

  • Explain the purpose, structure, and central message of each New Testament book.

  • Understand the historical, cultural, and theological context of the New Testament.

  • Describe the life, ministry, death, resurrection, and teachings of Jesus Christ.

  • Trace the establishment and expansion of the Early Church.

  • Identify the major themes and teachings of the apostolic letters.

  • Interpret New Testament passages using sound biblical principles.

  • Apply New Testament truths to personal spiritual growth, ministry, and leadership.

  • Develop greater confidence in communicating and teaching the message of the Gospel.

Doctrine Bible Study Program (PFB-201)

Prerequisite: Old or New Testament Bible Survey Program

 

Course Overview

The Doctrine Bible Study Program 101 is designed to establish a strong foundation in the essential doctrines of the Christian faith. Students will explore the core biblical truths that shape Christian belief, strengthen their understanding of Scripture, and provide a solid framework for spiritual growth and ministry. Through careful study of God's Word, this course equips believers to confidently articulate, defend, and live out their faith with biblical accuracy and conviction.

 

Areas of Study

Students will explore topics including:

  • Introduction to Biblical Doctrine

  • The Authority, Inspiration, and Reliability of Scripture

  • The Nature and Attributes of God

  • The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

  • The Person and Work of Jesus Christ

  • The Ministry of the Holy Spirit

  • Humanity, Sin, and the Fall

  • Salvation, Grace, Faith, and Justification

  • The Church: Purpose, Mission, and Ordinances

  • Angels, Satan, and Spiritual Warfare

  • The Return of Christ and Last Things (Eschatology)

  • Living According to Sound Biblical Doctrine

 

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of Doctrine Bible Study Program 101, students will be able to:

  • Explain the essential doctrines of the Christian faith using Scripture.

  • Develop a solid theological foundation for Christian living and ministry.

  • Interpret biblical doctrine within its proper biblical context.

  • Distinguish sound biblical teaching from false doctrine.

  • Confidently communicate and defend foundational Christian beliefs.

  • Apply biblical doctrine to everyday life, decision-making, and spiritual growth.

  • Strengthen their ability to teach, disciple, and lead others using biblical truth.

  • Continue advanced biblical and theological studies with confidence and a strong doctrinal foundation.

Theology Bible Study Program (PFB-202)

Prerequisite: Old or New Testament Bible Survey Program

 

Course Overview

The Theology Bible Study Program is designed to help students develop a deeper understanding of God, His nature, His works, and His redemptive plan as revealed throughout Scripture. Building upon a solid biblical foundation, this program explores the major theological themes that shape the Christian faith while helping students connect biblical truth to everyday life and ministry. Students will gain greater insight into God's character, His Kingdom, and His relationship with humanity, equipping them to think biblically, serve faithfully, and lead with wisdom and spiritual maturity.

 

Areas of Study

Students will explore topics including:

  • Introduction to Biblical Theology

  • The Nature and Attributes of God

  • The Doctrine of the Trinity

  • Christology (The Person and Work of Jesus Christ)

  • Pneumatology (The Holy Spirit)

  • Anthropology (The Doctrine of Humanity)

  • Hamartiology (The Doctrine of Sin)

  • Soteriology (The Doctrine of Salvation)

  • Ecclesiology (The Doctrine of the Church)

  • Angelology and Demonology

  • Eschatology (Last Things)

  • The Kingdom of God and God's Redemptive Plan

  • Biblical Theology vs. Systematic Theology

  • Applying Theology to Christian Living and Ministry

 

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the Theology Bible Study Program, students will be able to:

  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of the major doctrines and theological themes found throughout Scripture.

  • Explain God's nature, character, and purposes from a biblical perspective.

  • Recognize how the Old and New Testaments reveal God's unified plan of redemption.

  • Interpret theological concepts using sound biblical principles.

  • Apply theological truth to personal spiritual growth, ministry, leadership, and discipleship.

  • Discern biblical truth from error through careful theological study.

  • Confidently communicate biblical theology in teaching, preaching, counseling, and everyday conversations.

  • Build a strong theological framework for lifelong learning and effective Kingdom service.

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