Program Objectives

The objectives of the Bachelor of Arts in Divine Communication are to:

• To initiate or build on prior studies in this subject are in order to ready student to undertake deeper or more advanced study of this subject to meet the requirements for increasingly its complex treatment in pursuit of an undergraduate or graduate degree;
• Deliver multiple lectures, engage in several discussions and conduct query response sessions and other exercises to educate and instill its most useful and measurable concepts and practical principles in the student, to assure they have sufficient information to pass the program and ample material to complete assignments;
• Review, etymologize, and pragmatize terminology unique to divine communications to promote students’ practical application of course subject material in active service to Jesus Christ whose testimony is the spirit of prophecy;
• Provide students with a profile of Christian versus pagan prophetics using historical and circulated;
• Provide instruction in Biblical prophetics, its authenticity and deviations so students qualify the true and protect themselves and others from false prophetics;
• Provide a roadmap to exploring and experimenting with God’s prophetics that trace back to before time began;
• Provide a means for students to profile and type Scripture’s prophets from their message’s edifications and instructions;
• Provide guidelines for examining Scripture’s prophets and their prophecies;
• Provide students an overview of divine communications sufficient for their enlightened and prudent practice of it;
• Introduce the various prophetic types in Scripture to enable students to recognize them and articulate their differences and similarities;
• Provide an orientation of the prophet’s mantle that acquaints students with its characteristics and composition as they support and facilitate divine communications;
• Provide students awareness of the anatomy of composed and communicated prophecy to take their prophetic perceptions beyond the abstract to the mediatorial and material;
• Provide students an introduction to the Almighty’s prophets and continuum to allow students to examine and verify God’s eternal prophetics as they make their way from this world to ours;
• • Enable students to successfully produce course submissions that meet completion criteria for passing the program with an 80% or better grade.