Academics
Rigorous theological education rooted in Scripture and designed for life and ministry
Academic Philosophy
At Adullam Bible College, we believe that true education transforms both mind and heart. Our curriculum integrates rigorous academic study with spiritual formation and practical ministry experience.
Our Programs
Associate's in Biblical Studies
The Associate's Degree in Biblical Studies is a 60-credit-hour, 28-week study of Scripture as a unified and authoritative canonical witness. Using a historical-grammatical and canonical approach, students learn to interpret Scripture with attention to historical context, literary design, theological purpose, and canonical placement.
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Bachelor’s in Theology
The Bachelor’s Degree in Theology is a 60-credit-hour, 28-week program that deepens students’ understanding of systematic theology through advanced study of Bibliology, the doctrine of God, Anthropology, Pneumatology, Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology.
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Bachelor's in Biblical Studies
The Bachelor's Degree in Biblical Studies is a 60-credit-hour, 28-week program that examines Israelology, Church history, Kingdom theology, and the Spirit Realm. Students trace God’s covenant purposes for Israel, the development of the early Church, the preservation and recovery of doctrine across history, and the biblical relationship between the visible and invisible realms.
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Bachelor’s in Church Administration
The Bachelor’s Degree in Church Administration is designed for aspiring and active church leaders, ministry administrators, and pastoral support staff, combining biblical foundations with practical ministry leadership and operations.
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Master’s in Theology
The Master’s Degree in Theology is a 30-credit graduate program that includes a 50-page thesis and a 50-hour internship. It introduces students to graduate-level study, research, APA writing, theology, biblical exposition, Old Testament geography and history, Old Testament institutions, the life and work of Christ, and the development of the church.
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Master's in Biblical Studies
The Master’s in Biblical Studies is designed to strengthen students’ biblical knowledge, theological understanding, and interpretive skills for ministry, teaching, and advanced study, while reinforcing biblical history, church history, and core Christian doctrines.
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Master’s in Christian Leadership
The Master’s in Christian Leadership is a 40-credit, 28-week program focused on biblical foundations, spiritual disciplines, character development, and practical leadership strategies for both church and marketplace settings.
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Master's in Christian Counseling
The Master's in Christian Counseling is a ministry-focused 15-credit course designed to equip students with foundational knowledge and practical spiritual tools for counseling within a Christian ministry context, emphasizing Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and the love of Christ.
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Master’s in Theology: Chaplaincy
The Master’s in Theology: Chaplaincy is a 30-credit, 28-week program designed for students preparing to serve in chaplaincy roles across institutional settings, emphasizing theological knowledge, pastoral care, interfaith understanding, ethical practice, crisis response, and real-world application.
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Doctorate in Theology, ThD
The Doctorate in Theology, ThD, is a 30-credit doctoral program requiring a 100-page dissertation, oral examination, and 100-hour internship. The program is largely research-based and centers on advanced theological research, dissertation preparation, examinations, and presentations.
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Doctorate in Church Leadership and Administration, ThD
The Doctorate in Church Leadership and Administration, ThD, centers on advanced study of Christian leadership, administration, spiritual formation, and ministry application, with dissertation research, internship, oral presentation, spiritual formation work, and final examination requirements.
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Doctorate in Pastoral Care and Counseling, DMin
The Doctorate in Pastoral Care and Counseling, DMin, is a 30-hour doctoral program including a 100-page thesis or dissertation, a 100-hour internship, and an oral presentation. It is designed for students preparing to serve as chaplains, pastoral care specialists, pastoral counselors, or congregational pastors.
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Academic Departments
Biblical Studies
Old and New Testament studies, biblical languages, and hermeneutics
Theology & Philosophy
Systematic theology, apologetics, and Christian philosophy
Practical Ministry
Preaching, pastoral care, counseling, and church administration
2026–2027 Academic Calendar
Review the key dates for the full academic year.
July 15 – August 28, 2026
Regular Registration Begins
August 3 – September 4, 2026
Writing Class (Meets Weekly)
August 31 – September 8, 2026
Late Registration
September 1, 2026
Fall Orientation
September 8, 2026
First Semester Begins
November 23 – 29, 2026
Thanksgiving Break
December 14 – 18, 2026
Mid-Term Examinations
December 21, 2026 – January 8, 2027
Christmas Break
January 11, 2027
Second Semester Begins
January 18, 2027
Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
March 8 – 12, 2027
Spring Break
April 12 – 16, 2027
Last Week of Classes
April 19 – 23, 2027
Final Examinations
Graduations TBD
Graduations