Christian education is a critical ingredient of the Great Commission and of the Christian faith. It is influenced by a variety of theories and modalities including the Bible as the foundation, a Christian worldview, [...]

Under the guidance of the Academic Dean and Dean for Master’s and Doctorate Programs the student will implement and apply the skills learned in Thesis writing to complete a final project. (Three credit hours)

This course is an independent study course where the student with the assistance of a faculty advisor will complete a thesis research paper or capstone project. It will guide the student through the matters [...]

Students will delve into Theology Proper, Pneumatology, and Christology. They will explore the hermeneutical basis for and the historical development of each doctrine. (Four credit hours)

This course investigates cultural anthropology from a distinctly biblical worldview to appreciate the richness and variety of human culture and the context of evangelism. Attention is given to the interface between a biblical worldview [...]

Course Description: This course focuses on the practical application of strategic planning principles within ministry settings. Students will learn how to develop and implement strategic plans that align with organizational vision, utilize resources effectively, [...]

This course will help educational ministry leaders to think and plan strategically, beginning with an evaluation and articulation of the ministry’s core values and mission statement, as well as an understanding of the vision [...]

A survey of the church’s essential doctrinal teaching with emphasis and support on the Holy Scriptures. It includes teaching on the Doctrine of the Word of God, Doctrine of God, Doctrine of Man, Doctrine [...]

This course explores the theology, theories, and principles of leadership. (Three credit hours)

The Church and Its Mission explores the biblical foundations and theological framework of the church’s mission in the world. This course equips students to critically evaluate historical and contemporary philosophies of congregational worship and [...]