Church Government is an important part of any religious organization. It provides structure and guidance to the members, as well as a way for them to work together in order to achieve their goals. This course will provide students with an overview of church government, including its history, principles, and practices. Students will learn about different types of church governments such as Presbyterianism and Congregationalism, how they are structured and organized, what roles each member plays within the system, and how decisions are made. The course also covers topics related to leadership development within churches such as pastoral caregiving and spiritual formation. Finally, it looks at current issues facing churches today that require thoughtful consideration from leaders in order for them to be addressed effectively…read more
Year 2
Faith II is a course designed to help students develop their faith and explore the spiritual side of life. The course covers topics such as prayer, meditation, scripture study, service learning projects, and more. Students will learn how to apply these principles in their everyday lives and gain an understanding of different religious traditions. Through this process they can discover what it means to have a personal relationship with God or another higher power. This class provides an opportunity for self-reflection and growth that can lead to greater peace and joy in life…read more
General Epistles is a course designed to provide students with an overview of the epistolary literature in the Bible. The course will cover topics such as authorship, structure, and themes found within these letters. Students will also explore how these writings have been interpreted throughout history and their relevance today. By studying this material, students will gain insight into early Christian thought and its influence on modern Christianity…read more
God’s Authority in the Believer is a course designed to help believers understand and apply biblical principles of authority. Through this course, students will learn how to recognize and submit to divine authority, as well as how to exercise their own spiritual authority over circumstances. The topics covered include understanding our position in Christ, recognizing demonic influences, developing an effective prayer life, learning about spiritual warfare strategies, and more. This course provides practical tools for living out your faith with confidence and assurance that you are walking in obedience to God’s Word…read more
New Testament Studies I is an introductory course to the study of the New Testament. The course covers topics such as historical context, literary analysis, and theological interpretation. Students will be introduced to key figures in early Christianity and explore how their writings shaped Christian thought throughout history. Through a variety of readings from primary sources, students will gain insight into the development of early Christian beliefs and practices. This course provides a foundation for further studies in biblical literature or theology…read more
Obedience is a course designed to help students understand the importance of following instructions and rules. It covers topics such as obedience training, discipline techniques, and how to respond appropriately in different situations. The course also explores the psychology behind why people obey orders or follow certain rules. Students will learn about various theories related to obedience, including social influence theory and cognitive dissonance theory. Through this course, students will gain an understanding of why it’s important for us all to be obedient at times – both in our personal lives and within society as a whole…read more
Old Testament Studies II is a course designed to provide an in-depth exploration of the books and themes found within the Hebrew Bible. Students will gain knowledge about key figures, events, and stories from both historical and literary perspectives. The class also covers topics such as prophecy, wisdom literature, law codes, covenant theology, apocalyptic literature, and more. Through lectures, readings assignments, discussions forums and other activities students will develop their understanding of how these texts have shaped religious thought throughout history up until today…read more
Old Testament Studies I is a course designed to provide an introduction to the literature, history and culture of the ancient Near East. The course will cover topics such as creation stories, covenantal relationships between God and humanity, prophetic books, wisdom literature and apocalyptic writings. Students will be exposed to various interpretive methods used in biblical studies including historical-critical approaches. Through this course students will gain an understanding of how these texts have shaped religious traditions throughout time up until today…read more
Preparation for Ministry I is an introductory course designed to help students explore their calling and prepare them for a life of ministry. The course covers topics such as theology, church history, pastoral care, preaching and worship. Students will also be given the opportunity to reflect on their own spiritual journey and develop skills in leadership and communication. Through this course, students will gain insight into what it means to serve God through ministry while developing practical tools that can be used in any context…read more
Preparation for Ministry II is a course designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective ministry. The course focuses on developing an understanding of biblical principles, theological foundations, pastoral care practices, and leadership strategies. Students will also explore topics such as church history, evangelism methods, spiritual formation techniques, and practical applications of Christian ethics in everyday life…read more
Systematic Theology I is a course designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of Christian theology. It covers topics such as God, creation, sin and salvation, eschatology, and more. Students will be exposed to various theological perspectives on these issues from both historical and contemporary sources. This course also provides an opportunity for students to engage in critical thinking about their own beliefs by examining different interpretations of scripture. By the end of this course, students should have a better understanding of how systematic theology shapes our faith today…read more
Systematic Theology II is a course designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the Christian faith. It covers topics such as God, creation, sin and salvation, Christology, pneumatology, ecclesiology and eschatology. Students will be exposed to various theological systems from different traditions and encouraged to think critically about their own beliefs. Through lectures, readings and discussions they will gain knowledge on how theology has been developed throughout history and its relevance for today’s world…read more