Systematic Theology 1

Course

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.

Christian History 1

Course

"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.

Foundations of Human Behavior

Course

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.

Critical Thinking

Course

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.

Applied Math

Course

This undergraduate course in Applied Math combines essential math skills with a Christian perspective on stewardship and financial literacy. Topics include budgeting, consumerism, ethical spending, and financial planning, alongside fundamental math.

Biological Science

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Explore the foundations of biology through a Christian lens, covering life principles, ecosystems, evolution, genetics, body systems, and stewardship. Learn how cell theory, gene theory, and energy cycles reveal God's intricate design in life.

World History 1

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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.

Fundamentals of Music

Course

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.

Theology and Practice of the Fivefold Ministry

Course

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.

Pentecostal Theology

Course

Explore the origins, global expansion, and core beliefs of Pentecostalism. Dive into topics like the baptism of the Holy Spirit, signs and wonders, the role of women in ministry, and the movement's growth in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Principles of Leadership

Course

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.

Formation in Ministry Vocation

Course

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.

College Writing

Course

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.