In this course, students examine management principles for business and ministry within a biblical worldview context. Foundations include the operational framework of organizations and ministries. Student experience in this course will lead to a [...]

An advanced course with the emphasis on the “Misseo Dei” (Mission of God) and how believers as members of the body of Christ should participate in that activity not only locally, but globally as [...]

This course will introduce the students to the New Testament language of the Bible. Students will learn how to read and interpret the language. They will also learn how to apply the correct meaning [...]

Issues in Christian Education is a dynamic course designed to engage students in critical exploration and analysis of contemporary challenges, trends, and debates within the field of Christian education. This course examines a wide [...]

This course will build on the foundation of Greek I, giving particular attention to Greek syntax and exegesis.

This course will survey issues and trends impacting Christian education. The primary focus will be to help students formulate a foundation for theological and organizational thinking about various influences on educational process and procedure. [...]

This course will introduce the student to the Greek alphabet, word formation, grammar and verbal techniques. Emphasis will be placed on improving skills in the use of concordances, lexicons, on-line tools, different English translations [...]

The course will look at several of the encounters that Jesus had with everyday people, incidents
and events throughout His three-year ministry on earth. Students will learn how to theologically
and morally [...]

Students will explore the hermeneutical basis for and the historical development of the doctrines of sin, man, and angels. (Four credit hours)

The course will look at several of the encounters that Jesus had with everyday people, incidents
and events throughout His three-year ministry on earth. Students will learn how to theologically
and morally [...]