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COMM221: Communication for Christian Ministry
3 Credit Hours
This course introduces students to the principles and practices of effective communication from a biblical worldview. The course explores communication as an essential part of Christian discipleship, ministry, leadership, evangelism, and everyday faithfulness. Students [...]

COMM221: Communication for Christian Ministry
3 Credit Hours
ELEC400: Concentration Elective
3 Credit Hours
This 400-level elective may be chosen from any other concentration.

ELEC300: Concentration Elective
3 Credit Hours
This 300-level elective may be chosen from any other concentration.

COLL100: Introduction to Seminary Studies
3 Credit Hours
Online
BIBL361: New Testament General Epistles
3 Credit Hours
Online
This course explores the New Testament General Epistles, focusing on
their message for Christian belief and practice. Students examine authorship,
audience, and purpose while engaging key themes such as perseverance,
holiness, [...]

COUN499: Biblical Counseling Practicum
3 Credit Hours
Online
This course provides supervised, practical experience in biblical
counseling within a ministry context. Students apply biblical counseling
principles and methods in real or simulated counseling situations,
demonstrating skills in listening, assessment, [...]

BIBL363: Old Testament Historical Books
3 Credit Hours
Online
This course surveys the Old Testament Historical Books, emphasizing their
role in revealing God’s work through Israel’s history. Students examine key
events, figures, and transitions, including the monarchy, division, exile,
and [...]

BIBL362: New Testament Gospels and Acts
3 Credit Hours
Online
This course studies the Gospels and Acts as the foundation of New
Testament theology and mission. Students examine the life, teachings, death,
and resurrection of Jesus Christ, along with the expansion of [...]

APOL453: Ministering to Atheists and Agnostics
3 Credit Hours
Online
This course equips students to engage individuals who explicitly reject
belief in God or question the possibility of knowing truth. Students examine
the philosophical arguments, intellectual objections, and personal factors
that [...]


