BIBLE COLLEGE COURSE Spring 2025 – Letters of Paul 2 | Starts January 28, 7-9 PM

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BIBLE COLLEGE COURSE Spring 2025 – Letters of Paul 2 | Starts January 28, 7-9 PM

We are excited to announce the Spring course offering for New Life Bible College: Letters of Paul 2 We are currently offering one Bible College course per semester in a live format (in-person or Zoom), with the option to take additional courses through distance learning.

Course Schedule
  • Spring 2025 – January 28 through June 3.
  • Tuesdays 7-9 PM In-Person (Zoom Option Available) 
Registration & Tuition

Students that are currently enrolled in New Life Bible College (NLBC) or the School of Ministry & Missions (SOMM) may enroll in the Letters of Paul 2 (PE2) using the returning student registration form.

New students need to complete the new student registration form, which includes the application process.

  • Tuition (excluding books) is $279 in full, or $150 to Audit.
  • Textbooks: TBA. We will have copies of books available for purchase at our church office.
  • Course Notes: pdf version- free. Printed copy – $20.
  • Course Syllabus – TBA.
Course Description: Letters of Paul 2

This course continues the study of Paul’s life and the following epistles: Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, I & II Timothy, Titus, and Philemon.

Course Instructor – Caleb Klinge & Others

Caleb is the Lead Pastor at New Life Church and an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God. He has been a Bible College instructor for 25 years, equipping leaders in the US, the Republic of Congo, and Russia. Additional New Life staff will be team teaching with him.

Accreditation

NLBC was founded in 1981 as a Degree-Granting School of Theology, and maintains a current state license to grant degrees as a Religious Exempt organization pursuant to California Education Code (CEC) §94739(b)(6)).

NLBC is not accredited at this time, we are a recognized church-based training center with the Northern CA District of the Assemblies of God. Coursework from NLBC is recognized by the AGNCN for students seeking ministry credentials.

In addition, our graduates have been able to transfer units of study to many institutions across the nation as they have continued their education in various other majors of study.  In the past, qualified graduates with a Bachelor’s Degree offerings from NLBC have been received and excelled in graduate programs in many top graduate schools including:

  • Fuller Theological Seminary
  • Golden Gate Theological Seminary
  • Simpson College
  • Azusa Pacific College
  • Assemblies of God School of Theology
  • Liberty University
  • Patton College

At NLBC there are over 50% more lecture hours in the actual study of the books of the Bible than in the standard accredited curriculum. These classes are considered upper-division. Undergraduate requirements are the same for general education units as in the standardized accredited curriculum and must be transferred in from such an institution to receive the Bachelors’s Degree offerings at NLBC.