The Bachelor's Degree in Ministry is a 126-credit-hour undergraduate degree awarded after a course of post-secondary study. The credit hours for the Bachelor's degree include the 60 credit hours from the Associate's degree program. A Bachelor's degree is required before one may study for the more advanced, post-graduate Master's Degree.

Class Sessions are generally held the first weekend of each month, from  September through June. The class schedule is distributed at the beginning of each class year. Sessions meet on Saturday beginning @ 9:00am to 1:00 pm.

​Additionally, a Major Ministry Project is required for graduation.

​Courses are subject to change, but include: Biblical Leadership, Life of Christ, Biblical Ethics, Acts (I, II), Church History (Acts III), Poetical Books, New Testament Synopsis, Hermeneutics, Marriage and Family, The Tabernacle, Biblically-Based Church Missions, Galatians, Small Groups, Book of Romans, Homiletics, Pastoral Counseling, Prison Epistles, First Corinthians, Theology, and Administration Principles.