This class will evaluate the American government system against the precepts of a Biblical worldview. (Three credit hours)

Description: The “Interdisciplinary Studies: Experimental Course Development” course offers a dynamic and flexible academic environment designed to test and refine potential new courses. Each iteration of this course will feature unique and custom content [...]

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)

Homiletics begins with Hermeneutics, which is rightly interpreting the Word of God. This course builds on the skills of Biblical interpretation in creating preaching that demonstrates stylistic differences in biblical exposition, with an emphasis [...]

Students will learn how to cultivate communion with Christ in order to be transformed into the image of Christ. Emphasis will be given to personal relational application through the development, articulation, and practice of [...]

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 [...]

Human Resource Management (HRM) is a vast and varied topic with many standards of practice and regulatory guidance. The HRM field of study is also vast, and includes corporate training on specific topics, certificate [...]

The foundation and process of spiritual formation is based on God’s work in every believer to transform them into the likeness of Christ. Informed by that perspective this course explores the changing landscape of [...]

Online communities have arisen across a diverse array of arenas, and ministry is no different. Tools for creating community have exploded; social media, mobile technology, communication apps and much more. These resources only hint [...]