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Onpoint (QEP) - Public
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Lyle Bundy

B.A., M.A., M.Div. Division Chair. Professor of Counseling. B.A. Lincoln Christian College; M.A. Governor State University; M.Div. Lincoln Christian Seminary; Westminster Theological Seminary; Community Professor Governor State University (1982). Westminster Theological Seminary. Preaching Ministries: 16 years. Florida Christian College 1983 - .

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ADB 225 James - An exegesis and exposition of the message of the book of James (2 credits).
ADB 400 Integration of Theology and Psychology - A biblical model for critiquing theories and principles of psychology is explored. The course will review contemporary approaches to the integration of theology and psychology. The student will apply integrated principles to the psychology of Christian leadership (3 credits).
ADM 310 Personal Development for Christian Leadership - The purpose of the Bible College is to educate students for leadership This course facilitates the student in exploring individual ministry/career interests, personality characteristics, values, academic preferences and goals as they relate to ministry/career decisions (3 credits).
ADM 315 Counseling & Interv. Skills - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
ADM 340 Group and Team Process - An introduction to a model for helping people resolve relational problems and manage their lives more effectively (3 credits).
MCE 330 Group Dynamics - A study of communication behavior in small groups from a systems perspective (with application in the church context). Specific attention is given to creating a positive small group climate, small group effectiveness, and methods for introducing positive change (2 credits).
MCO 210 Introduction to Counseling - A Biblical model of helping is introduced for the accomplishment of the pastoral care and counseling ministry of the church. The student must discriminate between levels of helping responses and demonstrate the use of interpersonal communication skills (3 credits).
MCO 320 Interpersonal Growth - This class introduces the student to the factors that contribute to or hinder interpersonal growth. The student will gain insight into his or her interpersonal style of relating and create strategies for self-improvement (2 credits).
MCO 340 Crisis Counseling - This class is designed for all church workers and leaders who have opportunity to work with individuals and/or families in crisis. The course will: (a) study the dynamics of a crisis in a person' s life, (b) survey the steps in crisis management in various situations, and (c) examine the role of the church in the provision of support and prevention (2 credits).
MCO 345 Counseling Strategies - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MCO 370 Marriage and Family Enrichment - This course is designed to give an overview of the church's ministry to couples and families. The student will apply marriage and family enrichment activities to self and others. Resources and strategies for ministry to couples and families will be introduced. (2 credits)
MCO 391 Counseling Internship: A - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MCO 392 Couns. Intern. Prep.: B - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MCO 393 Internship: Debriefing - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MCO 398 Couns. Intern.: Field Exp. (PT) - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MIN 220 Ministry as Life's Work - The purpose of the Bible college is to train students for leadership ministry in the church. This course should facilitate the student in exploring individual ministry/career interests, personality characteristics, values, academic preferences and goals as they relate to ministry/career decisions (2 credits; Co-requisite: MIN 225).
MIN 225 Core Communication - The practice of communication skills to enhance the student's intrapersonal and interpersonal confidence (1 credit; Co-requisite: MIN 220).
MTH 310 Integrative Studies - This course will review and critique some of the major theories of psychotherapy. The course is designed to discern ways of integrating the principles of psychotherapy into a Biblical model for counseling and ministry (3 credits).
MTH 315 Forgiveness & Reconciliation - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MYM 350 Family Life - This course is an overview of the family in its theological, sociological, and psychological context. The student will review practical principles of family living which will aid in the development of one's own family system, as well as provide insight for ministry to the family through the church (3 credits).