Like the Bachelor of Science in Ministry, the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies is a comprehensive professional program to prepare students for service in the church as pulpit ministers, elders, deacons, missionaries, and Bible teachers. Also, this program helps prepare students for allied Christian leadership positions in youth services or as ministers of education at large congregations or chaplains in hospitals, the armed forces, universities, and correctional institutions. Additionally, the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies has a focus on a scholarly approach to prepare students to pursue advanced degrees such as Amridge University's Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, which includes a concentration in biblical studies, including exegesis of Scripture in at least one of the original languages in which it was written.

Upon completion of the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies Program, the graduate will have:

1. Acquired skills and knowledge in general education areas that are foundation to life skills and further education;
2. Gained basic knowledge of the Old Testament and the New Testament;
3. Developed a basic understanding of Christianity; and
4. Developed basic skills in Greek or Hebrew.