This course will introduce students to the Biblical World View (BWV). The
student will define world views in general and the BWV in particular. They
will use objective criteria to evaluate different [...]

This course introduces students to the ethical foundations of counseling,
emphasizing the responsibility of guiding vulnerable individuals with care
and integrity. Students will examine key principles such as confidentiality,
boundaries, and [...]

This course introduces students to the field of sociology from a
distinctly biblical worldview. God created humanity to live in community, and
societies reflect both His design and humanity’s struggle with sin. [...]

This course introduces students to the major literary genres found in the
Bible, exploring how narrative, poetry, wisdom literature, prophecy,
parables, epistles, and apocalyptic writing shape meaning. Students learn to
define [...]

This course examines the theology and practice of spiritual formation in
the life of the believer. Students explore biblical teachings on
sanctification alongside spiritual disciplines such as prayer, Scripture
meditation, and [...]

This course introduces students to the study of world geography from a
biblical worldview, preparing them for future missiological study and global
ministry. Rooted in Christ’s command to take the gospel “to [...]

This course equips students to teach biblical truth effectively in a
variety of ministry contexts. Students examine educational theory through a
biblical framework and apply instructional strategies that support learning
and [...]

This course equips students to engage a secular culture shaped by
naturalism, relativism, and cultural Christianity. Students examine the
assumptions that underlie secular thought and how these perspectives
influence views of [...]

This course explores the relationship between apologetics and the
proclamation of the gospel. Students examine the historical foundations of
the Christian message, including the life of Jesus, the resurrection, and the
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This course examines key questions related to origins, science, and the
interpretation of Genesis. Students explore major views of creation and their
implications for biblical authority and doctrine. Emphasis is placed on