This course will study the history of God’s dealings with Israel from creation through the end of its wandering.

Advanced Hermeneutics is a graduate-level course that studies the principles and methods of interpreting the Bible. The course covers a wide range of topics, including the nature of language and meaning, the historical context [...]

The Book of Romans, a fundamental text in the New Testament, provides profound insights into the teachings of the apostle Paul and the early Christian community. This course offers an in-depth examination of the [...]

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 [...]

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, [...]

Course Description: This course examines the role of visionary leadership in driving organizational change within a ministry context. Students will study biblical examples of visionary leaders and explore contemporary theories and practices of change [...]

This advanced course takes students through the theological study of the New Testament.

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)

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, [...]