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Accredited Courses
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AEA 101 Music Appreciation: Accredited
Explore American music's cultural evolution from 1900 onward. Gain cultural competency, analyze genre shifts, and understand music's societal role. Emphasis on active listening, genre recognition, and cross-cultural connections.
ATH 101 Theology and Practice of the Fivefold Ministry: Accredited
Explore fivefold ministry roles—apostle, prophet, evangelist, shepherd, and teacher. Learn biblical theology, leadership, spiritual gifts, apostolic and prophetic ministry, and missional movements. Discover and equip yourself in ministerial calling.
ATH 202 Global Missions: Accredited
A study of Christian missions in a global context, emphasizing cross-cultural communication, holistic ministry, discipleship, and the Holy Spirit's role in mission effectiveness.
ATH 350 Pastoral Counseling: Accredited
Discover foundational pastoral counseling techniques to address mental health, grief, and relational challenges. Integrate Christian theology, psychology, and ethical practices to foster healing and spiritual growth in diverse settings.
BIB 101 Interpreting & Understanding the Bible: Accredited
Interpreting and Understanding the Bible provides an understanding of biblical interpretation. Students learn various interpretive methods, including historical, literary, and theological approaches, and the importance of context and genre.
BIB 214 Biblical Interpretation Romans & Galatians: Accredited
Study Romans and Galatians, exploring justification by faith, freedom in Christ, and unity. Gain exegetical skills, analyze historical contexts, and apply Paul’s teachings to modern ministry.
BIB 675 Biblical Interpretation Romans: Accredited
Explore the Book of Romans along its theological themes like justification by faith, predestination, and unity between Jews and Gentiles. Analyze its historical and biblical context, and engage with interpretations like the "New Perspective on Paul."
CUL 503 Ministry in Postmodern Cultures: Accredited
The course engages postmodern theory with strategies to navigate pluralism, relativism, and cultural shifts. Learn to communicate the Gospel effectively, address societal issues, and foster biblically grounded ministries in a postmodern world.
CUL 550 Theology and Culture: Accredited
"Theology and Culture" explores the intersection of faith and society. Engage with biblical insights, cultural frameworks, and the Holy Spirit’s role. Equip yourself to address globalization, injustice, and spiritual transformation.
EDU 301 Philosophy of Education: Accredited
Explore various educational philosophies. Analyze metaphysics, ethics, and teaching methods to develop a personal, intentional philosophy of education, blending classical insights with progressive approaches for effective teaching.
ENG 101 College Writing: Accredited
College Writing will build foundational writing skills for academic and professional communication in ministry contexts. Students will learn to craft structured essays, professional correspondence, and creative compositions in Turabian style.
ENG 201 College Research and Writing: Accredited
Learn college-level research and writing skills, including source evaluation, academic integrity, and Turabian citation. Develop critical thinking, research methodologies, and presentation skills to excel in academic and professional settings.
FMV 101 Formation in Ministry Vocation: Accredited
This course equips students to discern their vocational calling, manage time and resources effectively, and integrate spiritual and academic growth. Build practical ministry skills, embrace holistic growth, and cultivate Christian leadership values.
FMV 401 Formation in Ministry Completion: Accredited
"Formation in Ministry Completion" equips students for ministry through spiritual formation, leadership, and core competencies. Explore scripture, servant leadership, and interdisciplinary learning to lead effectively.
HIS 201 World History 1: Accredited
Explore world history of Southeast Asia, India, China, Korea, Japan, and Mongolia. Study key empires and religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Islam, and Christianity, emphasizing cultural insights and faith’s role in shaping history.
HIS 301 Christian History 1: Accredited
"Christian History 1" traces Christianity from Pentecost to pre-Reformation, covering key events, theological debates, and global spread in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Engage with pivotal figures, councils, and diverse cultural influences.
LEA 220 The History and Practice of Leadership from a Sacred Perspective: Accredited
Sacred Leadership shares biblical principles, leadership disciplines, moral imagination, ethical decision-making, spiritual formation, and practical application.
LEA 500 Research Methods: Accredited
Master research methods with a focus on the scientific method, research design, data collection, and analysis. Learn both quantitative and qualitative approaches to enhance decision-making and leadership effectiveness in Christian ministry contexts.
LEA 501 Leadership Formation and Development: Accredited
Master Christian leadership with essential skills in writing, research, emotional intelligence, and biblical principles. Learn conflict resolution, mentorship, and communication strategies for effective ministry leadership and community impact.
LED 110 Principles of Leadership: Accredited
This course equips leaders with key skills for kingdom leadership, focusing on character development, servant leadership, gospel identity, and team building. Learn to foster growth, navigate change, inspire others, and lead with integrity and vision.
MDV 605 MDiv Project Design: Accredited
This course equips ministry students with the skills to conduct rigorous research, develop compelling proposals, and apply findings to practical ministry contexts.
MDV 650 MDiv Symposium: Accredited
Comprehensive literature review, research methodology, oral presentation, theological research, church ministry, SREM symposium, research paper, thesis development, academic writing, critical analysis, source evaluation, communication skills.
MDV 699 MDiv Capstone Project: Accredited
This course equips students with the skills necessary to complete a rigorous Master of Divinity research project, including data analysis, application development, and presentation.
MPL 560 Discipleship Strategies: Accredited
Discover discipleship strategies focused on spiritual growth, personal transformation, and Kingdom impact. Learn the importance of vulnerability, scriptural truth, accountability, and intentional, organic discipleship over programs.
MUS 101 Fundamentals of Music: Accredited
Learn music fundamentals in this comprehensive course covering rhythm, meter, scales, key signatures, dynamics, and more. Gain proficiency in reading and interpreting music, mastering core theory concepts essential for music literacy and performance.
MUS 120 Ensemble Seminar 1A: Accredited
Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.
MUS 220 Ensemble Seminar 2A: Accredited
Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.
PHL 110 Critical Thinking: Accredited
Learn critical thinking to evaluate arguments, avoid logical fallacies, and improve decision-making. Explore inductive/deductive reasoning, faith, and ethics, applying these tools to biblical interpretation and personal beliefs.
PSY 201 Foundations of Human Behavior: Accredited
Explore human behavior through a Pentecostal Christian lens. Understand physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and spiritual development, key theories, research ethics, and biblical principles. Equip yourself for effective life and ministry.
SPF 501 Seminary Disciplines: Accredited
Seminary Disciplines equips students to balance academic and spiritual growth. Explore theology, prayer, emotional health, and time management while engaging with the Wesleyan Quadrilateral for personal and ministry success.
THE 201 Systematic Theology 1: Accredited
Explore foundational Christian doctrines in "Systematic Theology 1." This course examines revelation, the Trinity, scripture authority, and theological methods, equipping students with tools to understand and articulate core beliefs systematically.
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THE 205 Christianity and Culture: Accredited
"Christianity and Culture" explores faith's interaction with modernity, postmodernity, DEI, and worldviews. Students gain tools to address cultural shifts, foster inclusivity, and develop strategies for engaging society.
THE 303 Theological Ethics: Accredited
A study in Christian ethics, exploring scripture, moral theology, and diverse ethical frameworks. Key topics: virtue, natural law, and prophetic ethics, focusing on moral decision-making for justice, community, and individual integrity.
THE 305 Systematic Theology 3: Pneumatology and Eschatology: Accredited
This course explores the Holy Spirit's role in creation, sanctification, and eschatology, emphasizing spiritual gifts, love, and unity. Students examine the kingdom of God, integrating theology with personal faith and community engagement.
THE 501 Pentecostal Theology and History: Accredited
This course is a theological and historical discovery of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements from the 20th century till the present. It covers doctrines like Spirit baptism, Tongues, Healing and topics like women in ministry and global mission.
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THE 580 Hermeneutical Theory: Accredited
"Hermeneutical Theory" explores exegesis, historical paradigms, and theological frameworks. Integrate critical analysis, personal experience, and spiritual insights to develop a holistic approach to scripture that applies to faith and ministry.
THE 601 Systematic Theology I God, Humanity, & Salvation: Accredited
This course explores Christian doctrines, biblical interpretation, and theological methods. God's nature, Christology, Trinity, humanity, sin, salvation, and mission are examined. Hermeneutics, natural theology, and revealed theology are explored.
WOR 301 Leading Worship 2: Accredited
"Leading Worship 2" equips leaders with biblical principles and practical skills for worship ministry. Explore service planning, intergenerational discipleship, safeguarding practices, and spiritual growth.
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Accredited Courses
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AEA 101 Music Appreciation: Accredited
Explore American music's cultural evolution from 1900 onward. Gain cultural competency, analyze genre shifts, and understand music's societal role. Emphasis on active listening, genre recognition, and cross-cultural connections.
ATH 101 Theology and Practice of the Fivefold Ministry: Accredited
Explore fivefold ministry roles—apostle, prophet, evangelist, shepherd, and teacher. Learn biblical theology, leadership, spiritual gifts, apostolic and prophetic ministry, and missional movements. Discover and equip yourself in ministerial calling.
ATH 202 Global Missions: Accredited
A study of Christian missions in a global context, emphasizing cross-cultural communication, holistic ministry, discipleship, and the Holy Spirit's role in mission effectiveness.
ATH 350 Pastoral Counseling: Accredited
Discover foundational pastoral counseling techniques to address mental health, grief, and relational challenges. Integrate Christian theology, psychology, and ethical practices to foster healing and spiritual growth in diverse settings.
BIB 101 Interpreting & Understanding the Bible: Accredited
Interpreting and Understanding the Bible provides an understanding of biblical interpretation. Students learn various interpretive methods, including historical, literary, and theological approaches, and the importance of context and genre.
BIB 214 Biblical Interpretation Romans & Galatians: Accredited
Study Romans and Galatians, exploring justification by faith, freedom in Christ, and unity. Gain exegetical skills, analyze historical contexts, and apply Paul’s teachings to modern ministry.
BIB 675 Biblical Interpretation Romans: Accredited
Explore the Book of Romans along its theological themes like justification by faith, predestination, and unity between Jews and Gentiles. Analyze its historical and biblical context, and engage with interpretations like the "New Perspective on Paul."
CUL 503 Ministry in Postmodern Cultures: Accredited
The course engages postmodern theory with strategies to navigate pluralism, relativism, and cultural shifts. Learn to communicate the Gospel effectively, address societal issues, and foster biblically grounded ministries in a postmodern world.
CUL 550 Theology and Culture: Accredited
"Theology and Culture" explores the intersection of faith and society. Engage with biblical insights, cultural frameworks, and the Holy Spirit’s role. Equip yourself to address globalization, injustice, and spiritual transformation.
EDU 301 Philosophy of Education: Accredited
Explore various educational philosophies. Analyze metaphysics, ethics, and teaching methods to develop a personal, intentional philosophy of education, blending classical insights with progressive approaches for effective teaching.
ENG 101 College Writing: Accredited
College Writing will build foundational writing skills for academic and professional communication in ministry contexts. Students will learn to craft structured essays, professional correspondence, and creative compositions in Turabian style.
ENG 201 College Research and Writing: Accredited
Learn college-level research and writing skills, including source evaluation, academic integrity, and Turabian citation. Develop critical thinking, research methodologies, and presentation skills to excel in academic and professional settings.
FMV 101 Formation in Ministry Vocation: Accredited
This course equips students to discern their vocational calling, manage time and resources effectively, and integrate spiritual and academic growth. Build practical ministry skills, embrace holistic growth, and cultivate Christian leadership values.
FMV 401 Formation in Ministry Completion: Accredited
"Formation in Ministry Completion" equips students for ministry through spiritual formation, leadership, and core competencies. Explore scripture, servant leadership, and interdisciplinary learning to lead effectively.
HIS 201 World History 1: Accredited
Explore world history of Southeast Asia, India, China, Korea, Japan, and Mongolia. Study key empires and religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Islam, and Christianity, emphasizing cultural insights and faith’s role in shaping history.
HIS 301 Christian History 1: Accredited
"Christian History 1" traces Christianity from Pentecost to pre-Reformation, covering key events, theological debates, and global spread in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Engage with pivotal figures, councils, and diverse cultural influences.
LEA 220 The History and Practice of Leadership from a Sacred Perspective: Accredited
Sacred Leadership shares biblical principles, leadership disciplines, moral imagination, ethical decision-making, spiritual formation, and practical application.
LEA 500 Research Methods: Accredited
Master research methods with a focus on the scientific method, research design, data collection, and analysis. Learn both quantitative and qualitative approaches to enhance decision-making and leadership effectiveness in Christian ministry contexts.
LEA 501 Leadership Formation and Development: Accredited
Master Christian leadership with essential skills in writing, research, emotional intelligence, and biblical principles. Learn conflict resolution, mentorship, and communication strategies for effective ministry leadership and community impact.
LED 110 Principles of Leadership: Accredited
This course equips leaders with key skills for kingdom leadership, focusing on character development, servant leadership, gospel identity, and team building. Learn to foster growth, navigate change, inspire others, and lead with integrity and vision.
MDV 605 MDiv Project Design: Accredited
This course equips ministry students with the skills to conduct rigorous research, develop compelling proposals, and apply findings to practical ministry contexts.
MDV 650 MDiv Symposium: Accredited
Comprehensive literature review, research methodology, oral presentation, theological research, church ministry, SREM symposium, research paper, thesis development, academic writing, critical analysis, source evaluation, communication skills.
MDV 699 MDiv Capstone Project: Accredited
This course equips students with the skills necessary to complete a rigorous Master of Divinity research project, including data analysis, application development, and presentation.
MPL 560 Discipleship Strategies: Accredited
Discover discipleship strategies focused on spiritual growth, personal transformation, and Kingdom impact. Learn the importance of vulnerability, scriptural truth, accountability, and intentional, organic discipleship over programs.
MUS 101 Fundamentals of Music: Accredited
Learn music fundamentals in this comprehensive course covering rhythm, meter, scales, key signatures, dynamics, and more. Gain proficiency in reading and interpreting music, mastering core theory concepts essential for music literacy and performance.
MUS 120 Ensemble Seminar 1A: Accredited
Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.
MUS 220 Ensemble Seminar 2A: Accredited
Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.
PHL 110 Critical Thinking: Accredited
Learn critical thinking to evaluate arguments, avoid logical fallacies, and improve decision-making. Explore inductive/deductive reasoning, faith, and ethics, applying these tools to biblical interpretation and personal beliefs.
PSY 201 Foundations of Human Behavior: Accredited
Explore human behavior through a Pentecostal Christian lens. Understand physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and spiritual development, key theories, research ethics, and biblical principles. Equip yourself for effective life and ministry.
SPF 501 Seminary Disciplines: Accredited
Seminary Disciplines equips students to balance academic and spiritual growth. Explore theology, prayer, emotional health, and time management while engaging with the Wesleyan Quadrilateral for personal and ministry success.
THE 201 Systematic Theology 1: Accredited
Explore foundational Christian doctrines in "Systematic Theology 1." This course examines revelation, the Trinity, scripture authority, and theological methods, equipping students with tools to understand and articulate core beliefs systematically.
THE 205 Christianity and Culture: Accredited
"Christianity and Culture" explores faith's interaction with modernity, postmodernity, DEI, and worldviews. Students gain tools to address cultural shifts, foster inclusivity, and develop strategies for engaging society.
THE 303 Theological Ethics: Accredited
A study in Christian ethics, exploring scripture, moral theology, and diverse ethical frameworks. Key topics: virtue, natural law, and prophetic ethics, focusing on moral decision-making for justice, community, and individual integrity.
THE 305 Systematic Theology 3: Pneumatology and Eschatology: Accredited
This course explores the Holy Spirit's role in creation, sanctification, and eschatology, emphasizing spiritual gifts, love, and unity. Students examine the kingdom of God, integrating theology with personal faith and community engagement.
THE 501 Pentecostal Theology and History: Accredited
This course is a theological and historical discovery of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements from the 20th century till the present. It covers doctrines like Spirit baptism, Tongues, Healing and topics like women in ministry and global mission.
THE 580 Hermeneutical Theory: Accredited
"Hermeneutical Theory" explores exegesis, historical paradigms, and theological frameworks. Integrate critical analysis, personal experience, and spiritual insights to develop a holistic approach to scripture that applies to faith and ministry.
THE 601 Systematic Theology I God, Humanity, & Salvation: Accredited
This course explores Christian doctrines, biblical interpretation, and theological methods. God's nature, Christology, Trinity, humanity, sin, salvation, and mission are examined. Hermeneutics, natural theology, and revealed theology are explored.
WOR 301 Leading Worship 2: Accredited
"Leading Worship 2" equips leaders with biblical principles and practical skills for worship ministry. Explore service planning, intergenerational discipleship, safeguarding practices, and spiritual growth.
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Complete all of the courses and unlock your certificate
Accredited Courses
Here's what you'll learn:
Enroll in this learning track and begin your journey to improving your skills.
AEA 101 Music Appreciation: Accredited
Explore American music's cultural evolution from 1900 onward. Gain cultural competency, analyze genre shifts, and understand music's societal role. Emphasis on active listening, genre recognition, and cross-cultural connections.
ATH 101 Theology and Practice of the Fivefold Ministry: Accredited
Explore fivefold ministry roles—apostle, prophet, evangelist, shepherd, and teacher. Learn biblical theology, leadership, spiritual gifts, apostolic and prophetic ministry, and missional movements. Discover and equip yourself in ministerial calling.
ATH 202 Global Missions: Accredited
A study of Christian missions in a global context, emphasizing cross-cultural communication, holistic ministry, discipleship, and the Holy Spirit's role in mission effectiveness.
ATH 350 Pastoral Counseling: Accredited
Discover foundational pastoral counseling techniques to address mental health, grief, and relational challenges. Integrate Christian theology, psychology, and ethical practices to foster healing and spiritual growth in diverse settings.
BIB 101 Interpreting & Understanding the Bible: Accredited
Interpreting and Understanding the Bible provides an understanding of biblical interpretation. Students learn various interpretive methods, including historical, literary, and theological approaches, and the importance of context and genre.
BIB 214 Biblical Interpretation Romans & Galatians: Accredited
Study Romans and Galatians, exploring justification by faith, freedom in Christ, and unity. Gain exegetical skills, analyze historical contexts, and apply Paul’s teachings to modern ministry.
BIB 675 Biblical Interpretation Romans: Accredited
Explore the Book of Romans along its theological themes like justification by faith, predestination, and unity between Jews and Gentiles. Analyze its historical and biblical context, and engage with interpretations like the "New Perspective on Paul."
CUL 503 Ministry in Postmodern Cultures: Accredited
The course engages postmodern theory with strategies to navigate pluralism, relativism, and cultural shifts. Learn to communicate the Gospel effectively, address societal issues, and foster biblically grounded ministries in a postmodern world.
CUL 550 Theology and Culture: Accredited
"Theology and Culture" explores the intersection of faith and society. Engage with biblical insights, cultural frameworks, and the Holy Spirit’s role. Equip yourself to address globalization, injustice, and spiritual transformation.
EDU 301 Philosophy of Education: Accredited
Explore various educational philosophies. Analyze metaphysics, ethics, and teaching methods to develop a personal, intentional philosophy of education, blending classical insights with progressive approaches for effective teaching.
ENG 101 College Writing: Accredited
College Writing will build foundational writing skills for academic and professional communication in ministry contexts. Students will learn to craft structured essays, professional correspondence, and creative compositions in Turabian style.
ENG 201 College Research and Writing: Accredited
Learn college-level research and writing skills, including source evaluation, academic integrity, and Turabian citation. Develop critical thinking, research methodologies, and presentation skills to excel in academic and professional settings.
FMV 101 Formation in Ministry Vocation: Accredited
This course equips students to discern their vocational calling, manage time and resources effectively, and integrate spiritual and academic growth. Build practical ministry skills, embrace holistic growth, and cultivate Christian leadership values.
FMV 401 Formation in Ministry Completion: Accredited
"Formation in Ministry Completion" equips students for ministry through spiritual formation, leadership, and core competencies. Explore scripture, servant leadership, and interdisciplinary learning to lead effectively.
HIS 201 World History 1: Accredited
Explore world history of Southeast Asia, India, China, Korea, Japan, and Mongolia. Study key empires and religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Islam, and Christianity, emphasizing cultural insights and faith’s role in shaping history.
HIS 301 Christian History 1: Accredited
"Christian History 1" traces Christianity from Pentecost to pre-Reformation, covering key events, theological debates, and global spread in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Engage with pivotal figures, councils, and diverse cultural influences.
LEA 220 The History and Practice of Leadership from a Sacred Perspective: Accredited
Sacred Leadership shares biblical principles, leadership disciplines, moral imagination, ethical decision-making, spiritual formation, and practical application.
LEA 500 Research Methods: Accredited
Master research methods with a focus on the scientific method, research design, data collection, and analysis. Learn both quantitative and qualitative approaches to enhance decision-making and leadership effectiveness in Christian ministry contexts.
LEA 501 Leadership Formation and Development: Accredited
Master Christian leadership with essential skills in writing, research, emotional intelligence, and biblical principles. Learn conflict resolution, mentorship, and communication strategies for effective ministry leadership and community impact.
LED 110 Principles of Leadership: Accredited
This course equips leaders with key skills for kingdom leadership, focusing on character development, servant leadership, gospel identity, and team building. Learn to foster growth, navigate change, inspire others, and lead with integrity and vision.
MDV 605 MDiv Project Design: Accredited
This course equips ministry students with the skills to conduct rigorous research, develop compelling proposals, and apply findings to practical ministry contexts.
MDV 650 MDiv Symposium: Accredited
Comprehensive literature review, research methodology, oral presentation, theological research, church ministry, SREM symposium, research paper, thesis development, academic writing, critical analysis, source evaluation, communication skills.
MDV 699 MDiv Capstone Project: Accredited
This course equips students with the skills necessary to complete a rigorous Master of Divinity research project, including data analysis, application development, and presentation.
MPL 560 Discipleship Strategies: Accredited
Discover discipleship strategies focused on spiritual growth, personal transformation, and Kingdom impact. Learn the importance of vulnerability, scriptural truth, accountability, and intentional, organic discipleship over programs.
MUS 101 Fundamentals of Music: Accredited
Learn music fundamentals in this comprehensive course covering rhythm, meter, scales, key signatures, dynamics, and more. Gain proficiency in reading and interpreting music, mastering core theory concepts essential for music literacy and performance.
MUS 120 Ensemble Seminar 1A: Accredited
Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.
MUS 220 Ensemble Seminar 2A: Accredited
Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.
PHL 110 Critical Thinking: Accredited
Learn critical thinking to evaluate arguments, avoid logical fallacies, and improve decision-making. Explore inductive/deductive reasoning, faith, and ethics, applying these tools to biblical interpretation and personal beliefs.
PSY 201 Foundations of Human Behavior: Accredited
Explore human behavior through a Pentecostal Christian lens. Understand physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and spiritual development, key theories, research ethics, and biblical principles. Equip yourself for effective life and ministry.
SPF 501 Seminary Disciplines: Accredited
Seminary Disciplines equips students to balance academic and spiritual growth. Explore theology, prayer, emotional health, and time management while engaging with the Wesleyan Quadrilateral for personal and ministry success.
THE 201 Systematic Theology 1: Accredited
Explore foundational Christian doctrines in "Systematic Theology 1." This course examines revelation, the Trinity, scripture authority, and theological methods, equipping students with tools to understand and articulate core beliefs systematically.
THE 205 Christianity and Culture: Accredited
"Christianity and Culture" explores faith's interaction with modernity, postmodernity, DEI, and worldviews. Students gain tools to address cultural shifts, foster inclusivity, and develop strategies for engaging society.
THE 303 Theological Ethics: Accredited
A study in Christian ethics, exploring scripture, moral theology, and diverse ethical frameworks. Key topics: virtue, natural law, and prophetic ethics, focusing on moral decision-making for justice, community, and individual integrity.
THE 305 Systematic Theology 3: Pneumatology and Eschatology: Accredited
This course explores the Holy Spirit's role in creation, sanctification, and eschatology, emphasizing spiritual gifts, love, and unity. Students examine the kingdom of God, integrating theology with personal faith and community engagement.
THE 501 Pentecostal Theology and History: Accredited
This course is a theological and historical discovery of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements from the 20th century till the present. It covers doctrines like Spirit baptism, Tongues, Healing and topics like women in ministry and global mission.
THE 580 Hermeneutical Theory: Accredited
"Hermeneutical Theory" explores exegesis, historical paradigms, and theological frameworks. Integrate critical analysis, personal experience, and spiritual insights to develop a holistic approach to scripture that applies to faith and ministry.
THE 601 Systematic Theology I God, Humanity, & Salvation: Accredited
This course explores Christian doctrines, biblical interpretation, and theological methods. God's nature, Christology, Trinity, humanity, sin, salvation, and mission are examined. Hermeneutics, natural theology, and revealed theology are explored.
WOR 301 Leading Worship 2: Accredited
"Leading Worship 2" equips leaders with biblical principles and practical skills for worship ministry. Explore service planning, intergenerational discipleship, safeguarding practices, and spiritual growth.