This course is an introduction to the doctrine and practice of these two great apostles of Jesus Christ.

The Realities of the New Creation and Principles of Faith is a study of the spiritual nature of the new man in Christ and how to develop and release the faith of the Son of God in order to live the Christ-life and work the works of God.

What was it about the launch of the Jesus movement in first century that was so powerful? Cities were shaken, cowards became champions, and outsiders were connected to God's family. In this course we will look carefully at three distinctives of pre-domesticated Christianity as found in the Book of Acts. We will discover the Christ of the Way, the Call of the Way, and the Community of the Way. As we look at the revolution Jesus launched the student will be empowered to move from the safe religion of the modern church back to the radical roots of the Jesus movement. The goal of this course is to help leaders take people from the amusement park of institutional Christianity to the wild ocean of authentic Christianity.

This is a course dealing with the teaching of Jesus and His apostles about what happened in the death of Jesus on the cross, His descent into Hell or Hades, His resurrection from among the dead, His exaltation to the right hand of God the Father and His enthronement as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. This course will also study the controversy surrounding various theological viewpoints and interpretations of the many passages Scripture dealing with this subject.

The Kingdom and the Spirit is an in depth study of the "baptism" or the "outpouring" of the Holy Spirit as the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophesies concerning Christ's Kingdom, the distinctive or essential element of the New Covenant, and the mark or demonstration of authentic Christianity.

This course attempts to recover the message of the Gospel of the Kingdom as actually preached by Peter, Paul, and all the apostles. It deals in depth with the apostles' understanding of Christ's Kingdom, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, their paradigm and architectural understanding of Christ's Church, Kingdom initiation and placement in the family of God, apostolic Church government and unity, and the inheritance and destiny of the saints in conquering Satan's kingdom and possessing Cities and Nations. This course is essential for anyone desiring to truly understand and recover the faith and essential doctrine of the original apostles.

A study of the special revelation given by the Lord to David, the Prophets of Israel, and the Apostles of the Lamb and the original Ascension-Gift Apostles concerning Christ's Kingdom, His Church, the Church's governmental structure, and the Church's mission and destiny in history. It is foolish to speak of an Apostolic Reformation without recovering the Keys of the Messianic Kingdom given by Jesus to the original apostles.

Kingdom Theology I is a survey of the prevalent theological views regarding the promised Messianic Kingdom and the widespread confusion and division in the Lord's Church caused by these views.

Kingdom Theology II is a survey of the "covenants of the promise" of the Old Testament and how Jesus Christ and His present kingdom fulfill these covenants. This course deals in depth with the Adamic, the Abrahamic, the Mosaic, and the Davidic covenants and their fulfillment in the New Covenant and the present reign of Jesus Christ.

Kingdom Theology III is a study of the person and work of the Holy Spirit and the nature, structure, and destiny of the Lord's Church in the fulfillment of the covenants of promise and the message of the prophets of Israel concerning the Messianic Kingdom. It deals in depth with the relationship of the person and work of the Holy Spirit and the Church as they relate to the Old Testament promises concerning Jesus Christ as the Son of Man, the Son of Abraham, the Prophet like Moses, and the Son of David.

History of Christianity I is a survey of the Church's history and its doctrine and practice over against the doctrine and practice of the apostles and the early Church. This first semester covers the period from the apostolic era through the development of the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches and the great schism.

History of Christianity II covers the dark ages, the reformation with Luther and Calvin, Counter Reformation, the Anabaptist movement, the revival under Wesley and the holiness movement, the separatists, the puritans, the revival movements, the Pentecostal movement up to the present times.

A critical study of the distinctive contributions of 20th Century Church movements to a true apostolic reformation of Lord's Church: the Pentecostal, Latter Rain, Healing Revival, Restoration, Charismatic, Discipleship & Shepherding, Faith, Emerging Church, and the New Apostolic.

A study of the distinctive contribution to Christ's Kingdom, His Church and society of  revivals movements led Wesley, Edwards, Finney, Moody, Billy Graham, Oral Roberts, T.L. Osborn and Reinhold Bohnke.

A survey of the influence of the Black Church on the American Civil Rights Movement with attention to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

This course deals with the contemporary movement to bring the various streams of Christianity together in a New Episcopal Movement.

The Authority of the Scriptures and Biblical Principles of Interpretation is an introductory study of the formation of the canon, the spiritual authority of the Scriptures, and principles for interpreting them.

The Canon of Holy Scripture is an introductory study of the formation of the canon, the spiritual authority of the Scriptures, and principles for interpreting them. The Canon of Scripture, known today as the Holy Bible, is the basis of Christian faith and practice. It is important that all Christians understand the Divine inspiration, formulation, and authority of the Scriptures as the Word of God as well as the proper method of its interpretation. Topics of study included in this course are; The Importance of Early Manuscripts, The History of the English Bible, and the Importance of the Original Languages.

The Tools of Biblical Interpretation teaches the use of lexicons, grammars and concordances.

New Testament Survey is an overview of the historical developments in Israel and the ancient world from Malachi until John the Baptist, and with an overview of the ministry of Jesus and the Apostles from the ministry of John the Baptist until 70 AD. This course also provides an overview of the New Testament through the theological grid of Jesus Christ and His Apostles.

Romans is considered by many scholars to be Paul s greatest treatise on the Gospel of God, the subject being God s revelation of righteousness, and how an individual can be right with God. Addressed to the Church at Rome, the Apostle Paul reveals God s eternal plan for salvation, Christian baptism, the life of the Spirit, the Church as the community of the redeemed, and the victory of the Gospel of Christ within history, that all nations might believe and obey Him.

This is a detailed study of the miracles of healing and deliverance performed by Jesus and His Apostles as recorded in the Four Gospels and Acts. Special attention will be given to the source of their authority, power, and methods with special application to ministers and believers today.

NT461 is a comprehensive overview of the last days of the Old Covenant age and the establishment of the New Covenant administration of the Kingdom of heaven according to Jesus and His apostles. NT461 is divided into four major parts and utilizes Dr. Kouri's teaching notes and video teaching.
In Part I Dr. Kouri deals with the preaching and teaching of Jesus during the last week of His Ministry. It includes His triumphal entry, the cleansing of the Temple, the parable of the Wicked Tenants, the parable of the Wedding Feast, Jesus' prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple, and His amazing explanation of His prophecy in His Olivet Discourse.
In Part II he deals with Jesus' chronology of the Messianic Kingdom. This includes an in depth study of the outline or chronological order of Jesus' parable of the Wedding feast, the Olivet Discourse, and Jesus' prophecy recorded by John in the Book of Revelation.
In Part III, Dr. Kouri deals with Jesus amazing prophecy about the times of the Gentiles recorded in Luke 21:24. This part includes Jesus' understanding of the fulfillment of the vision of the prophets of Israel regarding Messiah's Day and the times of the Gentiles (i.e. the conversion of the nations and peace on earth as envisioned by the prophets).
Finally, in Part IV Dr. Kouri unfolds Romans 11, Paul's commentary on Jesus prophecy concerning the fulfillment of the times of the Gentiles in Luke 21:24. And based upon Paul's revelation of the fullness of the Gentiles and the fullness of the Jews, Dr. Kouri closes Part IV with a Kingdom scenario about the future salvation of the gentile nations, which includes the Arabs, and the provocation of the Jewish people to jealousy, which will result in the future conversion of the fullness of the Jewish people. If you enjoyed Dr. Kouri's book "The Sign of the Kingdom", you will love this provocative course of study, as it is much more comprehensive.

This course is a Bachelor level course, but it is required as a prerequisite for both the Master's and Doctoral degrees.
Under the Teacher Column: Dr. George Kouri

Perhaps the most important book in the New Testament Canon, the Book of Revelation is a prophecy given by Jesus to the Apostle John to encourage Christians at a time in their early history when persecution and the very real threat of martyrdom were causing their faith to waiver. The Old Covenant age was about to come to an end with the judgment of God upon Jerusalem and destruction of the temple. The New Covenant age was being inaugurated and revealed. While the message of the Book of Revelation carried strength and encouragement to the early Church, it also still speaks to us in the 21st century. Although there exists enormous controversy surrounding the interpretation of this highly symbolic book, it nevertheless has a clear message regarding the present administration of the Kingdom of God and Christ's rule over the nations today. This course is designed to help clear up the confusion and give the student a greater understanding of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.

The Epistle to the Hebrews is a study of the Christian faith in contrast to that of the Mosaic system. In this course the student will discover; Jesus Christ as the Apostle and High Priest of the New Covenant, the Apostles' Doctrine of the New Covenant and its Superiority over the Old Covenant with a better Priesthood, a better sacrifice, a better Covenant, the continuity and fulfillment of the promises of God, the life and heritage of faith, and importance of the community of believers. Altogether this is an epistle of better things for the Christian believer.

This course is a detailed study of the life and ministry of Jesus based on a harmony of the four Gospels. Special attention will be given to His genealogy and birth, the ministry of John and the baptism of Jesus, the Messianic consciousness of Jesus and the Messianic secret, the diverse apostolic campaigns of Jesus in Judea, Galilee, Perea, His special focus upon the training of the twelve, His passion week, His resurrection and ascension.

A study of the call, deliverance out of Egypt, and formation of the Old Testament people, the conquest of Canaan, the apostasy and fall of the nation, and their prophetic and typical significance for the Kingdom of Christ and His Church, the New Israel. This course provides a historical overview and a survey of the prophetic and typical significance of the Old Testament.

This course deals with the ministry of apostles and others in bringing sons and daughters into the Kingdom of Heaven and teaching them how to behave in the household of faith.

This is an introductory study of the apostles' and prophets' revelation of Davidic worship and the early development of liturgy during the apostolic era of the Church's history.

The focus of this course is on the heart and vision of apostolic ministry and the dynamics of being led by the Holy Spirit, in contrast to the mechanics and technical out-workings of apostolic leadership. Here professor and author George Kouri guides the student through a Biblical study of apostolic ministry in light of the apostolic ministry of Jesus with special application to the contemporary apostolic movement.

Apostles and Prophets, and Possessing Cities and Nations is a New Testament study of the calling, preparation, ministry, and office of Apostles and Prophets with a strong emphasis on their role and function in the work of the Kingdom and the Church today.

This is a study in apostolic and prophetic preaching and teaching, administrating the ordinances and sacraments of the New Covenant and the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, with a strong emphasis on structuring and ordering New Testament Church life locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

This is a study of the importance of Kingdom faith (the faith that Jesus is Lord and King) and the prayer of command in driving back the powers of darkness and taking territory for the Kingdom of God. Special emphasis will be given to the priority of prayer in the foundational work of apostles and prophets, as well as, in the Church's ongoing warfare with the kingdom of darkness. Emphasis will also be given to the nature and importance of apostolic and prophetic decrees in the work of the Church in dealing with civil governments and nations.

This is a biblical study of Church government together with a review of Church history and an evaluation of the prevailing governmental structures. The goal of this course is to equip contemporary Church leaders with a view to the restoration and the reformation of the Lord's Church. The course deals in depth with the practical issues involved in developing the fellowship of the apostles, valid citywide presbyteries, regional apostolic and prophetic councils, national and international conferences of apostles and bishops.

This is a study of the preaching and teaching ministry of Jesus and the New Testament Apostles and Prophets with special emphasis on the apostles' doctrine (the doctrine of Christ), the importance of the proper stewardship of the mysteries of Christ and His Kingdom, and what it means to preach the Gospel fully or in demonstration of Spirit and power with signs following.

This study of Deuteronomy in light of the Gospels and Acts deals with Biblical principles of covenant promise and spiritual conquest. Special emphasis will be given to the Land Covenant in both the Old Testament and as understood by Jesus and the Apostles of the first century. Attention will also be given to the importance of valid spiritual government (apostles and elders) and structure in the army of God's spiritual conquest of cities and nations.

This is a practical study for those called to governmental offices of Apostle or Pastor that deals with, "how to order and structure the Lord's Church." Special attention will be given to New Testament principles, patterns, and their application in the Apostolic Reformation on structuring various meetings, ministries, outreaches, and governmental offices.

Prophetic Ministry and Gatherings of the Church is a study of the nature of prophesy, the principles and practice of conducting a prophetic gathering in the context of a local congregation, the Church of the city, or a larger regional, national, or international gathering of the Church.

This is a study of the the nature of spiritual warfare and importance and power of prayer in the life of the individual believer and in the Church's corporate warfare.

This is a study of the prophetic significance for the present Apostolic Reformation of the dramatic change of Israel's leadership from Moses to Joshua and from Saul to David, and the reformation that resulted. It also includes a study of the principles and the prophetic significance of Ezra and Nehemiah's rebuilding of the Temple, Zion, and the Nation of Israel

This is the study of the biblical principles of tithing, seed-faith giving, giving of alms, and Kingdom principles of economic development and money management.

This is a study in Kingdom principles of prayer, praise and worship, covenant relationships, marriage and family life, financial stewardship and biblical economics, ministry and service.

This is a study of healing, deliverance from demonic strongholds, and the personal care of individual souls and family units, with a strong emphasis on the pastor's inner healing and counseling ministry.

Establishing and Maintaining Covenant Relationships is a study of Divine placement, spiritual connections, and interpersonal relationships in the New Covenant with an emphasis on covenant loyalty.

Ministering the Gift and Releasing the Gifts and Manifestations of the Holy Spirit is a biblical study enabling the pastor to understand the gifts and operations of the Spirit and to effectively release individual believers and the flock of God into the flow of the Holy Spirit.

Feeding the Flock of God is a biblical study of the public preaching and teaching ministry of the pastor with an emphasis on the apostles' doctrine and teaching believers to obey all Christ has commanded.

This course is aimed at helping the pastor to understand and administrate the ordinances or Holy Sacraments of New Testament Christianity. It will include a biblical and historical study of the nature and efficacy of the ordinances and sacraments of the New Covenant with an emphasis on releasing and liberating the believer and empowering them with the grace of God for victorious Christian living.

The family is the basic unit of society and of Church life. The sexual revolution, the gay and feminist movements of the 20th and 21st centuries are satanic strategies to destroy marriage, family, and ultimately the Church in order to thwart the advancement of Christ's Kingdom. PAS306 is study of God's order in creation and Kingdom principles for godly marriage and stable family life.

A study of the teaching methods and techniques of Jesus.

Principles of Christian Education that produce positive results.

This is a study of the moral and spiritual government of the universe and the judgments of God with special emphasis on God's governmental order for the family, the Church, Society and the development of Christian civilization.

This is an in depth examination of the social and political strongholds in modern culture that oppose the advance of Christian Civilization. It is a course on "spiritual warfare"and the nature and scope of the Kingdom Conquest.

This course deals with the importance and methods of confronting prejudice, racism, gender bias, and class warfare in the Church and in the world.

This course is a study of the transformation of cities and nations through the preaching of the Gospel of the Kingdom, the Church's prayers and intercessions, Her testimony, ministry, and social action.

This is a study of Biblical principles of leadership demonstrated by the great men and women of God in the Bible. Special attention will be given to training leaders for the work of God.

This course deals with the differences between the divine call of God to fivefold ministry and to mission, the ordination of the Lord by the Spirit and affirmed by the laying on of hands (the Lord's commission or Holy orders), and the governmental offices of the Lord's Church and installation to office or Church government. It carefully explores the Scriptural distinction between fivefold ministry and the governmental offices of the Church as delineated in the Canon of the New Testament. Special attention will also be given to various theological views and practices throughout the history of the Church.

This is a special study of the principles and patterns of worship inaugurated during the reign of King David. Special attention will be given to the importance of the processional (rank and order), ascensional (going up by the Spirit to the heavenly Zion), liturgical (ordered or directed worship), and militant (aggressively pushing back darkness and taking territory) aspects of Davidic worship with a critical application to contemporary worship.

This is a study of the apostles' and prophets' revelation of Davidic worship, and it's development during the first several centuries of Church history.

This is a very important study of the Church's central act of worship, the celebration of the Eucharist. Special attention will be given to reconciling and applying the different modes or aspects of this ordinance or sacrament as the Lord's Supper, Covenant Meal, Abraham's Banquet, Messiah's Banquet, and as the Wedding Supper of the Lamb.

This is a special study of Biblical principles and patterns of worship, and their significance and fulfillment in the Church's worship today. Special attention will be given to the spiritual principles revealed for entering God's presence, corporate worship, and to the relationship of the Feasts of Israel and the Church's Calendar with their potential enhancement of the Church's corporate celebrations.

This course deals with the ministry of Christ at the right hand of God, as King and High Priest of the New Covenant, and the Church's corporate worship and prayer. Special attention will be given to the varied spiritual insights and revelations expressed in the various liturgies of the Church: Latin, Eastern Orthodox, Reformed, Evangelical, Pentecostal, Charismatic, and Contemporary.

This is a study of the distinctive contributions to an apostolic reformation of the revivals under Wesley, Edwards, Finney, Moody, Billy Graham, Oral Roberts, T.L. Osborn and Reinhold Bohnke.

This course is a study of how Jesus was led always by the Spirit in His interaction with people. He often received a word of knowledge, a word of wisdom, or a prophetic word for them. At other times he was able to pray for their needs and release the miracle working power of God. Those to whom He ministered in this way where always amazed and often experienced the miracle power of God to meet their needs. Any Spirit-filled believer can minister in this way and see the power of God released for miracles of healing and deliverance and for the salvation of souls.

This is a study of how Peter and his fellow apostles brought sinners out of the kingdom of darkness and into the Kingdom of God. It is a study in the work of the the Holy Spirit, the preacher, and the Word of the King in conversion, the new birth, and helping people find valid placement in the Church Jesus Christ.

What does it mean to be lost? What does it mean to be saved? How can a person be born again? This is a very special course for apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, and soul winners to help them to understand the lost estate of mankind and the mercy and grace of God in Christ. It is a simple study of the New Testament principles involved in bringing people out of Satan's Kingdom into Christ's Kingdom, out of death into life, out of darkness into light, and out of Adam into Christ.

This is a study of lives and ministries of outstanding men and women who have moved mightily in the power of God in the winning of souls and impacting nations.

This course is specifically designed for those who plan to work or are presently working with Native/Indigenous people. Students will learn about God s cultural mandate in relation to the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, and explore God's sovereign preparation by the Spirit in the religious backgrounds for all people groups to receive the preaching of the Gospel of the Kingdom.