The focus of this course is to build upon the foundations created in PM 160 to help church leaders plan, coordinate, lead, and evaluate youth ministry in a local church. Students will take their [...]

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)

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 [...]

In this course students learn biblical concepts that directly apply to work, vocation, and ministry situations. As a result of completing this course, the student will:
1. Articulate a theological understanding of work [...]

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 [...]

This course explores critical topics in the territory of spiritual formation for ministry. It begins with an exploration of the processes and goals of spiritual formation in the life of a Christian leader from [...]

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 [...]

This course outlines the Biblical mandates for handling finances in your personal life and sets the foundational work for handling money in the congregation setting.

Course Objective(s): As a result of completing this course, [...]

This course provides students strategies for effective biblical servant leadership within a ministry context to effect change and empower teams to impact others in building up the body of Christ. This course is based [...]