Global Missions

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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.

Systematic Theology 3: Pneumatology and Eschatology

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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.

Systematic Theology 2: Christology, Soteriology, and Ecclesiology

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This course explores revelation, Christology, grace, and ecclesiology, aiming to deepen understanding of God’s nature, Jesus’ salvific role, and church mission.

Theology and Practice of Spiritual Formation

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An exploration of theology and spiritual formation focusing on intentional discipleship, personal growth, and transformation through disciplines like prayer, scripture, and community engagement.

Theology and Practice of Evangelism

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Explore evangelism’s theology and practice, blending biblical insights with practical skills. Learn to share the gospel through personal testimonies, discipleship, and Holy Spirit-led interactions.

Theological Ethics

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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.

Spiritual Formation

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"Spiritual Formation" is a journey of growth, character development, and Christlike transformation. Embrace spiritual disciplines, deepen your relationship with God, and explore holistic spiritual practices that shape one personally and relationally.

Leadership in Missions

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Explore missional leadership’s evolution, integrating history, cultural sensitivity, and disciple-making to reach diverse communities. Students learn adaptive strategies for impactful ministry, emphasizing disciple-making and sustainable growth.

New Testament History and Literature

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"New Testament History and Literature" examines Jesus' life, early church growth, and key themes. It analyzes the text using historical and critical methods to gain insights into foundational Christian beliefs and social challenges.

Old Testament History and Literature

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Explore "Old Testament History and Literature," a foundational study of Old Testament themes, genres, and contexts. Uncover the rich narrative, law, poetry, and prophecy shaping ancient faith and impacting modern Christian theology and practice.

Leading Worship 1

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"Leading Worship 1" equips students to lead worship authentically, emphasizing worship as a lifestyle, private devotion, and spiritual preparation. Students learn the foundational skills to lead others with reverence and integrity.

Systematic Theology 1

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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

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"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.

Leadership Formation and Development

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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.

Research Methods

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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.