WOODLAND BAPTIST COLLEGE

BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY

Requirements: 

1. All 32 In-Person Classes (96 Credits) 

2. 4 Online Classes from Macedonia Institute for World Evangelism (12 Credits) 

• Introduction to Missions (Dr. Roger Baker) 
• Teaching Methods and Techniques (Dr. Roger Baker) 
• Biblical Principles for Church Planting (Missionary James Ruckman) 
• Home & Marriage (Pastor Chuck Perkins) 

3. 8 Semesters of Christian Service (8 Credits) 

BACHELOR OF BIBLICAL STUDIES

Requirements: All 32 In-Person Classes (96 Credits)

BIBLE CERTIFICATE

Requirements: All 16 In-Person Bible Classes

August 17—December 15, 2026 

MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES 

Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy: Between Egypt and Canaan, between Exodus and Joshua, are the lawgiving and wilderness struggles described in the books of Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. 

This course explores the legal codes and wilderness struggles that help shape Israel's identity and beliefs, while making practical application to the Child of God today. 

Book of Acts: This course is an in-depth study of the Book of Acts. 

The course presents the history of the early church from Pentecost to the Apostle Paul’s arrival in Rome as witnessed and recorded by Dr. Luke. 

TUESDAY NIGHT CLASSES 

Old Time Religion: Jeremiah 6:16 tells us, “Thus saith the LORD, Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls.” 

This course offers an in-depth study of Old Time Religion, including its Men, Models, Meetings, Methods, Music, Message, Ministry, Might, Manifestation, and Mistakes. 

Church Ministries: This course offers an in-depth study into the various ministries of the Local Church, focusing on the People Side of Church. 

Topics include Preaching, Outreach, Pastoral Care, Youth, Sunday School, Buses, Music, Promotional, Media, and Print ministries. 

January 11—May 18, 2027 

MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES 

Historical Books I: This course is a study of the History of Israel as seen in the books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. 

This course looks at the leading characters and events of these three books, while making practical application for Christians today. 

Book of Romans: This course is an in-depth study of the book of which Martin Luther once said, “Romans is the true masterpiece of the New Testament and is well worthy and deserving that a Christian should not only learn it by heart, word for word, but also that he should daily deal with it as the daily bread of man’s soul. It can never be too much read or studied.” 

TUESDAY NIGHT CLASSES 

King James Bible: This course provides a clear and comprehensive study of how God inspired, penned, preserved, and translated His Word, culminating in the King James Bible. 

Students will examine the divine inspiration of Scripture, the human penmen, the manuscripts, and the process that produced the Authorized Version of 1611. Emphasis is placed on the reliability, purity, and doctrinal stability of the preserved Word of God for English speaking people. 

Church Administration: This course offers an in-depth study into administrative side of the church, focusing on the business side of the ministry. 

Topics include managing, staffing, budgeting, building, maintenance, working with deacons, church discipline, among others.