Pastoral Theology provides an in-depth examination of the biblical foundations and theological principles that undergird pastoral ministry. This course explores the prerequisites, responsibilities, and challenges of the pastorate, emphasizing spiritual leadership, care for the [...]

This course delves into the profound study of God’s character, attributes, and actions as revealed in Scripture. This course provides a theological exploration of God’s essence, His relational nature, and His work in creation, [...]

Leadership plays a vital role in shaping organizations and communities, including those within Christian contexts. This course, Leadership Style in Christian Context, provides an in-depth exploration of leadership theories and practices from both
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This class introduces students to systematic theology and examines seven major doctrinal subjects in detail. Using Scripture as the primary authority in the study, this course will examine evangelical Protestant doctrinal positions, evaluate historic [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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This course offers a survey study of the four Major prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel. The student will gain an understanding about the messages of mercy, hope, judgement, and [...]

A survey of the church’s essential doctrinal teaching with emphasis and support on the Holy Scriptures. It includes teaching on the Doctrine of the Word of God, Doctrine of God, Doctrine of Man, Doctrine [...]

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 [...]