
You're becoming who you are with every decision, not every life choice.
Joel Becker
Arrowhead Bible Camp
Read the Story →Build a foundation for studying Scripture through this online Christian certificate. Practice reading a passage in context and explaining how it applies in a familiar ministry setting.
Develop practical capabilities for the people and places you serve.
Learn to examine Scripture, understand its meaning, and consider its implications for life.
Connect individual passages with the message of the whole Bible.
Develop habits and a philosophy of godly living that can guide your choices over time.
Apply Bible-study skills in your personal life, ministry, and work.
Online coursework connects with a relevant role in a church, camp, nonprofit, or other ministry setting. A volunteer or professional role can work. Admissions can help you confirm a context that fits your program.
A typical full-time undergraduate load is 6 credits per 8-week term. Taking courses in all five terms offers a pace of 30 credits per year. Partner schedules may use 8- or 16-week terms. Your completion time depends on your program, approved prior credits, and course plan.
Engage Scripture, research, and ideas relevant to your studies.
Examine how those ideas relate to the challenges you encounter.
Create work that demonstrates what you are learning.
Explore the required courses and choices that shape your program. An advisor can help you connect these requirements with your goals and previous learning.
View official degree requirements ↗Requirements from the published 2026-27 catalog.
The Certificate in Bible Foundations program is built with a logical sequence of skill development designed to lay essential foundations for any faith-driven discipline.
BIB100 · Principles of Bible Study — 3 credits
BIB111 · Old Testament Survey — 3 credits
BIB112 · New Testament Survey — 3 credits
THE120 · Foundations for Christian Living — 3 credits
Select 6 credits from the eligible courses.
The Certificate in Bible Foundations is designed with an elective block that allows students to select from a range of available undergraduate Bible and Theology courses that broaden the application of the foundational skills. Partner school implementations may focus or broaden options based on their objectives and/or full catalog of offerings. Select two additional courses; required core courses cannot count again.
The published pool excludes 4 courses. See the official catalog for exclusions and advising details.

You're becoming who you are with every decision, not every life choice.
Arrowhead Bible Camp
Read the Story →Explore a tuition estimate based on your expected credits and study pace. A credit review helps turn your estimate into a personal degree plan.
18 credits remaining · 1 years at this pace
Most ministry partners subsidize $100/credit or more in addition to the partner rate; not included above.
Tuition estimate only; credit approval required. See the catalog for details.
Anchor's integrated approach helps you move forward with financial freedom, demonstrated ability, and relationships that matter.
A path toward a debt-free launch. Accessible tuition, partner discounts, and additional ministry subsidies can help you prepare for ministry or further study without carrying education debt into your next chapter.
A portfolio that shows what you can do. Real projects completed throughout your degree give you concrete evidence of your competencies—work you can put on your résumé, discuss in interviews, and share with future ministry leaders.
People who can champion your next step. Learning and serving alongside organizational leaders builds a network of people who know your name, have seen your work, and can offer references, introductions, and encouragement as you move forward.
The program connects learning to a real organizational context. Talk with admissions about your current role or opportunities to establish an appropriate context.
A transfer and prior-learning review can evaluate eligible learning against program requirements. Credit is determined through that review.
Start with an admissions conversation about your goals, background, learning context, and degree plan.
Talk with admissions ↗Let's explore how this certificate can build a biblical foundation for your life, ministry, and further study.