When most Christians approach theology, the temptation is to just say, "I get my theology from scripture." And while that statement is true, it isn't the whole truth. Most Christians know some theological truths, but they don't know where that truth can be found in scripture or how those passages applied to original Biblical audiences. This course will lay a foundation of understanding theology and scripture through exploring the concepts of God, Creation, Spirit, Sin, Christology, and the Doctrine of Humanity.

This course is an introduction on how to accurately engage with and handle the Word of Truth. This class is designed to help students examine and, if need be, alter the “lens” through which they interpret & experience Scripture. The course will help the student to acquire a set of skills and ideas in both the spirit and mind that causes students to develop an interpretive method that is consistent with Scripture’s self-understanding.

This practicum course is designed to train students in areas of service, ministry and evangelism. The goal is to develop competency and confidence in bringing the love and life-transforming power of God into respectful encounters with those in our community so as to bring them to a saving connection with Christ and contribute to revival in the church and reformation in the city.

This course provides an overview of the history of the Church from its New Testament origins to the present day. The Church is God’s way of revealing his presence, displaying his power, fulfilling his purposes, and manifesting his activity in the world. Through lectures, readings, and discussions, students will examine the nature and structure of the present-day Church. The course will encourage critical reflection on the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches to ecclesiology and the challenges facing the Church in the modern world.

This course is designed to explore the concepts and practices of spiritual discipleship and formation. It examines the process of growth and transformation in spiritual life, and the various practices and disciplines that facilitate such growth. The course will also cover the role of community in spiritual discipleship and formation, including the importance of fellowship, accountability, and mentoring. Throughout the course, students will be encouraged to incorporate the various disciplines and practices learned in class. The course will provide opportunities for reflection and self-assessment, as well as group discussion and practical application.

This course is an introduction to Christ’s teaching of the Kingdom as it relates to the identity of individuals and the church at large. The objective of the course is to teach students about the new creation they were transformed into through Jesus Christ and how that impacts every aspect of their lives.

Preaching Lab is a practical course designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to prepare and deliver effective sermons. This lab allows for every student to research, craft and develop a sermon. Throughout the course, students will have opportunities to practice their preaching skills in a supportive and constructive environment. They will receive feedback from instructors and peers, on their exegesis, hermeneutics, communication, and presentation skills and will be encouraged to reflect on their preaching experiences in order to continually improve. Overall, Preaching Lab aims to prepare students to confidently and effectively communicate the gospel to others through the medium of preaching.

This course will explore the supernatural aspects of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, including its miraculous power to transform lives, heal bodies, and restore relationships. Students will examine the scriptural foundation for supernatural signs and wonders, the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer, and the practical application of supernatural gifts in ministry. By the end of the course, students will have a deeper understanding of the supernatural dimension of the Gospel and be equipped to engage in ministry that reflects the power and love of God.

This course explores the principles and practices of leadership that reflect biblical values and principles. The course will cover various aspects of leadership such as the role of a leader, character, vision, communication, decision making, team dynamics, and stewarding influence. The course will also examine the concept of servant leadership and how it relates to the leadership model of Jesus Christ. Students will learn how to develop and apply leadership skills that are consistent with the values and principles of the Kingdom of God. The course will provide practical tools and strategies that will enable students to lead with integrity, effectiveness, and impact.