This course examines common counseling issues such as anxiety,
depression, addiction, and identity through the lens of Scripture. Students
learn to interpret these challenges using biblical categories rather than
secular frameworks, [...]

This course examines the apologetic method of C.S. Lewis and his enduring
contribution to the defense of the Christian faith. Students explore how
Lewis engages both reason and imagination to communicate truth [...]

This course introduces principles of church administration, including
leadership structures, financial stewardship, and organizational systems.
Students examine how administrative practices support ministry effectiveness
and mission fulfillment. Emphasis is placed on aligning [...]

This course introduces students to practical tools for engaging the
original languages of Scripture without requiring advanced language study.
Students learn to use lexicons, concordances, interlinear Bibles, and digital
resources to [...]

This course focuses on the practical implementation of biblical
counseling in ministry contexts. Students develop skills for gathering
information, asking effective questions, and applying Scripture to real-life
counseling situations. Emphasis is [...]

This course explores the Old Testament Poetical Books, emphasizing their
contribution to wisdom, worship, and the life of faith. Students examine
literary forms such as poetry and wisdom literature while engaging themes [...]

This course studies the Pentateuch as the foundation of the biblical
narrative and theology. Students examine Genesis through Deuteronomy,
focusing on key themes such as creation, sin, covenant, law, and the
[...]

This course examines the relationship between archaeology and the
biblical text, equipping students to engage questions about the historical
reliability of Scripture. Students explore key discoveries, cultural
contexts, and methodological principles [...]

This course examines the message and significance of the Old Testament
Prophets within their historical and literary contexts. Students explore the
structure and themes of both the Major and Minor Prophets, with [...]

This course explores the Pauline Epistles as a primary source for
understanding Christian doctrine and church life. Students examine the
historical context, structure, and theological content of Paul’s letters,
focusing on [...]