DEGREES
ASSOCIATES DEGREE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Summer Courses
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How to Study the Bible - This course equips students with essential tools
and techniques for reading, understanding, and applying the Bible
effectively. Emphasis is placed on observation, interpretation, and practical
application for personal growth and ministry.
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Christian Life and Spiritual Formation - Explores the journey of spiritual
growth and character development in the life of a believer. Students will
learn spiritual disciplines and rhythms that foster intimacy with God and
shape a Christ-centered lifestyle.
Fall Courses
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Old Testament Survey I - An overview of the Pentateuch and historical
books, highlighting major themes, key figures, and God's covenantal work
in the formation of Israel. Students will gain a foundational understanding
of the Old Testament narrative.
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Theology I - Introduces core doctrines of the Christian faith such as the
nature of God, creation, humanity, sin, and revelation. Students will
develop a framework for sound theological thinking rooted in Scripture.●
Biblical Hermeneutics - This course provides a foundational approach to
interpreting Scripture responsibly. Students will explore context, genre,
historical background, and authorial intent to draw meaning from biblical
texts.
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Foundations of Christian Doctrine - Covers essential teachings of the faith,
including salvation, the Church, the Holy Spirit, and the return of Christ.
Students will gain clarity on what Christians believe and why it matters.
Spring Courses
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New Testament Survey - A comprehensive look at the life of Christ, the
early Church, and apostolic writings. This course examines key themes
and messages of each book in the New Testament.
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Evangelism and Discipleship - Focuses on the mission of reaching the lost
and making disciples. Students will learn biblical principles and practical
strategies for sharing their faith and helping others grow spiritually.
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Missions and Church Planting - Explores the biblical mandate for global
missions and the process of planting healthy, reproducing churches.
Emphasis is placed on cross-cultural ministry and local church expansion.
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Leadership Development - Equips students with biblical leadership
principles and character formation necessary for effective ministry. Topics
include servanthood, vision, influence, and leading with integrity.
BACHELORS DEGREE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Summer Courses
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Systematic Theology III - Advanced theological study covering
eschatology, ecclesiology, and the kingdom of God. Students will
synthesize doctrine in a way that shapes worldview, ministry practice, and
spiritual maturity.
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Christian Ethics - Engages students in evaluating moral and ethical issues
through a biblical lens. Topics include justice, sexuality, life decisions, and
cultural engagement, with emphasis on living out Christlike values in a
complex world.
Fall Courses
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Advanced Old Testament Exegesis - A deeper dive into interpreting Old
Testament texts using historical, literary, and theological tools. Students
will learn to analyze Hebrew Scripture with accuracy, drawing out meaning
for teaching and application.
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Pauline Theology - This course explores the major theological themes in
the writings of the Apostle Paul, including grace, justification,
sanctification, and the role of the Church. Students will examine Paul’s
letters in context and understand his enduring impact on Christian
doctrine.
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Advanced New Testament Exegesis - Builds on prior New Testament
studies with an emphasis on in-depth analysis of key passages. Students
will apply advanced interpretive skills to extract theological insight and
practical relevance from the text.
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Doctrine of the Holy Spirit - A focused study on the person and work of the
Holy Spirit, including His role in salvation, spiritual gifts, sanctification, and
the empowerment of the Church. This course emphasizes both theological
understanding and practical ministry application.
Spring Courses
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The Life and Teachings of Jesus - An in-depth examination of the ministry,
message, and mission of Jesus Christ. This course explores the Gospels to
understand Christ’s role as Messiah, teacher, and Savior, while
emphasizing His model for discipleship.
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Christian Apologetics - Equips students to defend the Christian faith with
clarity and confidence. Topics include the existence of God, the reliability
of Scripture, the resurrection of Christ, and responding to cultural
objections to Christianity.
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Homiletics II - A continuation of foundational preaching skills with a focus
on sermon refinement, audience engagement, and Spirit-led
communication. Students will develop and deliver messages that are
biblically sound and culturally relevant.
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Leadership Development - Designed to expand leadership capacity through
biblical models, character formation, team building, and vision casting.
Students will learn to lead with conviction and wisdom in both church and
marketplace settings.
MASTERS DEGREE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Summer Course
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Biblical Theology of Justice and Social Engagement - Explores the biblical
foundation for justice, mercy, and advocacy. Students will study prophetic
texts, Jesus’ ministry to the marginalized, and the Church’s responsibility
to engage culture with righteousness and compassion.
Fall Courses
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Advanced Biblical Hermeneutics - This course sharpens interpretive skills
by engaging advanced methods of biblical analysis. Students will examine
literary structures, cultural contexts, and theological frameworks to
uncover rich meaning in Scripture for teaching, preaching, and research.
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Systematic Theology III - A comprehensive study of ecclesiology,
eschatology, and kingdom theology. Students will explore complex
theological systems and develop a cohesive understanding of doctrine that
informs leadership, preaching, and Christian worldview.
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Christian Leadership Theory & Development - Explores leadership models
through biblical, historical, and contemporary lenses. Students will assess
their leadership style and develop strategies for leading with vision,
integrity, and transformational influence in various ministry contexts.
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Spiritual Formation and the Inner Life - Focuses on the development of a
healthy spiritual life and leadership rooted in intimacy with God. Students
will explore spiritual disciplines, emotional health, and practices that foster
long-term soul vitality and Christlike maturity.
Spring Courses
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Biblical Counseling and Soul Care - Equips students to provide biblically
grounded emotional and spiritual guidance. Topics include pastoral care,
trauma, inner healing, and building safe environments for restoration and
growth within the Church.
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Church Growth and Missional Strategies - Analyzes biblical and practical
strategies for reaching communities, multiplying disciples, and expanding
the influence of the local church. Emphasis is placed on contextualization,
innovation, and leading missionally in a changing world.
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Contemporary Issues in Theology and Ethics - Addresses current
theological and ethical challenges facing the Church today. Students will●
critically engage topics such as human identity, technology, justice, and
moral relativism from a sound biblical foundation.
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Kingdom Leadership in the 21st Century - Prepares leaders to navigate
cultural complexity while advancing God’s kingdom agenda. Students will
explore apostolic leadership, marketplace ministry, and visionary strategy
for leading with spiritual authority and cultural relevance.
DOCTORAL DEGREE COURSE DESCRIPTION
LEVEL 1
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Advanced Biblical Hermeneutics - Engages doctoral-level interpretation of
Scripture using advanced theological, literary, and cultural methodologies.
Students will develop the capacity to interpret complex biblical texts with
clarity, precision, and theological depth for academic, ecclesial, and global
application.
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Apostolic Leadership and Governance- Explores apostolic models of
leadership, oversight, and spiritual governance within the Church and
broader society. This course emphasizes authority structures, fivefold
ministry integration, and the strategic development of networks, systems,
and spiritual ecosystems.
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Spiritual Formation and the Interior Life - A deep exploration of the soul
work and interior disciplines essential to sustainable, Spirit-led leadership.
Topics include contemplative prayer, spiritual trauma, and the formation of
Christlikeness in apostolic leaders.
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Global Missiology and Apostolic Church Planting - Analyzes global
missions movements and apostolic strategies for advancing the gospel
across cultures. Students will explore missional theology,
contextualization, indigenous leadership, and sustainable church planting
models for global impact.
level 2
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Theology and Practice of Revival & Awakening - Investigates the
theological foundations, historical patterns, and practical dynamics of
spiritual renewal. This course equips students to steward revival in
personal, corporate, and territorial dimensions with wisdom, discernment,
and spiritual authority.
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Biblical Theology of Power, Justice & Social Reform - An advanced study
of how Scripture addresses systems of power, institutional injustice, and
prophetic reform. Students will evaluate biblical responses to oppression,
equity, governance, and societal transformation through a Kingdom lens.
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Cultural Intelligence and Ministry in the 21st Century - Prepares leaders to
engage a diverse, globalized world with theological depth and cultural
humility. Students will develop cross-cultural communication, social
awareness, and ministry strategies that embody the gospel across
generational and ethnic lines.
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Prophetic Ministry, Discernment, and Ecclesial Ethics - Examines the
nature and role of prophetic ministry within the Church, including the
ethical boundaries and spiritual disciplines that ensure integrity and
maturity. Students will explore prophetic discernment, spiritual authority,
and accountability in leadership environments.
level 3
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Strategic Apostolic Innovation and Design - This course explores how to
design Spirit-led systems that support sustainable ministry growth,
leadership multiplication, and apostolic movement. Students will develop
strategic frameworks that align vision, structure, and innovation for
long-term impact.