CCBS 100-Completion Certificate Biblical Studies

CCBS 100 - Completion Certificate in Biblical Studies

Instructor Details

Instructor: Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman

Email: interfaithu.help@gmail.com

Office Hours: Online

Course Description

This course explores the Holy Scriptures and addresses both theoretical and practical issues faced by disciples of Christ in advancing the Kingdom of God.

Certificate Overview

The Completion Certificate in Biblical Studies is awarded to students who fulfill the course requirements. It includes studies on key scriptural themes and topics explaining God’s Plan for Man. This certificate is designed for anyone seeking a solid foundation in biblical knowledge.

Course Goals and Objectives

By the end of this course, students will:

• Better understand the meaning of being a disciple of Christ.

• Improve teaching practices with clarity and effective communication.

• Apply biblical principles to daily life.

• Reflect on personal identity as a disciple of Christ.

• Develop a strong approach to teaching the Word of God.

Required Texts and Materials

1. Tiffany Long - How to Get Answers Every Time You Pray

Discover the meaning of prayer and learn practical steps for effective communication with God.

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1. Finis Jennings Dake - God’s Plan for Man

Part 1 (pg. 12-17): Understand the nature of the Bible and biblical interpretation.

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Part 2 (pg. 36-47): Key insights into Bible interpretation principles.

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Course Policies

Attendance and Participation

• Attendance and active participation are required. Discussions are crucial for learning, and missed classes may result in a grade deduction (50 points per absence).

Assignments

• Submission Guidelines: Assignments must be typed, double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins, and APA-style cover page (except blogs). Assignments, which do not follow these guidelines, will not be graded.

• Late Work: Students have a 48-hour automatic extension (excluding discussion questions). After this period, late work will receive a zero.

Policy on Incompletes

•  An “Incomplete” will be awarded only in cases where 75% of the coursework has been completed and an excuse warrants the grade.

Behavior and Conduct

• Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. Violations will result in removal and possible referral to the administration.

• Adherence to academic integrity is mandatory. Cheating or plagiarism will result in penalties, including a zero on the assignment.

Assignments Breakdown

1. Discussion Questions (30%)

• Weekly blog and discussion assignments related to the class session. Quizzes contribute to the discussion score.

• Due Tuesdays by 9 PM (email to interfaithu.help@gmail.com).

1. Course Development (20%)

• Design a syllabus, develop two assignments with grading rubrics, a lesson plan, and exam questions.

1. Blog and Participation (20%)

• Regular blog posts on class topics. Final blog post due March 10th/October 10th (depending on graduation date).

1. Final Paper (30%)

• A 13-15 page paper synthesizing course materials and outlining your personal ministry philosophy.

• Must include at least 8 course readings. Outside research is encouraged.

• Due 30 days before graduation.

Disclaimer

This syllabus is subject to change without notice.