Full Gospel Fundamental Degree (Associate) (Bachelor)

(A.F.G.F. 101) Associate of Full Gospel Fundamentals 101

First Course for an Associate of Full Gospel Fundamentals; This first course is an introductory description of Full Gospel Fundamentals. This course is an interesting reading, which teaches the fundamentals of the Gospel. The way to treat people and live in harmony is examined. The book reiterates that the prophecy came from the word of the Lord and holy men of God.

(B.F.G.F. 201) Bachelor of Full Gospel Fundamentals 201

First Course for an Associates of Full Gospel Fundamentals; The book also touches on the supreme sacrifice of the Lamb of God provided atonement for the sins of humanity. The book looks at Jesus' sacrifice and the mercies that come with truly knowing Jesus Christ. Course objectives are that the student will have gained insight on the impact of the sacrifice at the cross as well as the prophecy and the Holy prophets that God had spoken the Word to.

(A.F.G.F. 102) Associate of Full Gospel Fundamentals 102

Second Course for an Associate of Full Gospel Fundamentals. People do not absorb all that God says the first time they hear it. This is why the bible in God's wisdom is repetitious. For instance, he provided not only one or two, but four gospels in the New Testament.

(B.F.G.F. 202) Bachelor of Full Gospel Fundamentals 202

Second Course for an Associate of Full Gospel Fundamentals. Baptism is the focal point of this book. People must know that baptism in Christ is essential. Baptism is the promise of the father to all believers, and is an experience distinct from and subsequent to salvation. The manifestation of speaking with other tongues is the common Biblical pattern. We are commanded to seek this endowment of power.

(A.F.G.F. 103) Associate of Full Gospel Fundamentals 103

Third Course for an Associate in Full Gospel Fundamentals.
The Lord's Supper or communion is the focal point of this book. And a sequel to book 2 in that baptism is further discussed. Communion reflects the body and blood of Christ represented by the broken bread and the fruit of the vine. Communion is an outward symbol of inward grace conveyed to the partakers of his divine nature.