Curriculum
The first-year curriculum consists of 42 interactive courses.
Each course includes eight pre-recorded lessons (40-50 minutes in length), a course outline, optional Lesson Questions, and a final exam. Listen to the lesson, follow along and take notes in the course outline, pause, rewind, and listen as much as you would like.
Experience true discipleship as a Charis Distance Education student and see your heart become established in these key areas:
- God’s love for you
- Your spiritual makeup
- How God sees you
- Your identity in Christ
- The true nature of God
- Your spiritual authority
>Course List
>Course Descriptions
Course Format
- Enroll at any time and begin the course(s) when you are ready.
- There is no course schedule, so you decide when to complete the lessons, and the course exam.
- The course grade is based entirely on the 10-question course exam.
- Log in to the Online Campus site and work on your course(s) any time day or night.
- Use any (or all) of your devices (computers, laptops, tablets, smartphones, etc.) to access and complete your courses online. Content can also be downloaded for offline viewing.
Course Material
At Charis Bible College, the Bible is your main textbook. All other course materials are accessed through the Online Campus site.
Log in to your student account and click on the Online Campus Site button on your dashboard. Site navigation tutorials are available by clicking on the Reference Information link in the navbar at the top of the screen.
Access to your courses is available in the My Courses section at the bottom of the screen or through the Select a Course icon in the menu at the top of the screen.
Course orientation and tutorials are available in each course.
Online Streaming and Downloading
The course lectures may be viewed online from any device (computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc.) by streaming directly from the Online Campus site. Scripture reference links are available on the online version of the course outlines.
For offline viewing, you may download and save the lectures and course outline (pdf file) to any or all of your devices.