PM104 Practical Bible Teaching & Communication – Course Description. J. Michael Sproule (The Heritage of Rhetorical Theory, New York: McGraw Hill, 1997), said: “Americans today seem to have only two real alternatives in coping [...]

This doctoral level course provides an overview of overarching themes in the Bible and how they apply to our lives individually, corporately, and holistically.

This graduate-level course examines the challenges and opportunities for personal and corporate spiritual growth in the digital age. Particular attention is given in the post-pandemic environment of the impact of technology on spirituality, spiritual [...]

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 [...]

Advanced Team Dynamics in Ministry Setting is a graduate-level course that examines the complex and dynamic nature of teams in ministry content. In the spectrum of the local church, there are a great many [...]

Course Description: The Leader’s Life and Ministry examines the dynamic interplay between personal life, vocation, and leadership in Christian contexts. This course explores how leaders can integrate their faith into their work, maintain a [...]

Current and aspiring pastors will learn the basics of church administration, including budgeting, accounting, staffing, and government compliance.

This course explores various leadership styles as depicted in the Bible and analyzes their relevance and
application in contemporary leadership contexts. Drawing upon biblical narratives and characters,
students will examine the diverse [...]

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