Why Choose Fellowship Theological Seminary

The Associate of Biblical Exposition program requires sixty (60) semester hours to complete. The program focuses exclusively upon exposition of key Bible books by closely examining the English text of the King James Bible. Although focus will be given to what the text says, the program will also focus upon what the text means and what the text means to the modern Christian. All programs within the School of Practical Ministry, including the Associate of Biblical Exposition, are research based and do not include audio/video lectures. The program is ideal for students who have no or limited access to the internet.

The Bachelor of Theology is the final two years of the student’s undergraduate study. Students may receive advanced standing in the program through transfer credits, and in instances where the student is well-qualified, through lifetime credits. The program prepares the student for all FTS master’s programs.
The Th.B. program consists of training in a diverse core curriculum that focuses upon developing the student’s general Bible knowledge and upon developing the student’s training in key areas of ministry. The major courses center upon developing the student’s skill in specialized areas of ministry service.
The Bachelor of Theology program is an advance-at-your-own-pace program. Most students will complete the program in less than two years. Students are required to maintain a 2.00 GPA to advance into the FTS graduate programs. Upon completion of the Th.B. program, the student is eligible to enroll directly into the FTS graduate programs.