First Semester |
501 Old Testament Research - 4 Hours Credit 16 |
Second Semester |
511 Introduction to Theology - 4 Hours Credit 16 |
Third Semester |
532 Persuasion in Preaching -4 Hours Credit 16 |
Fourth Semester |
640 Pastoral Counseling II - 4 Hours Credit 16 |
Ministry Project (0 credit) due each semester |
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 501 OLD TESTAMENT RESEARCH - A research-based course of study. This course covers a broad spectrum of O.T. teachings - emphasis on the Messianic Prophecies. 502 NEW TESTAMENT RESEARCH - A course intended to set forth the conservative view of the N.T. The student will be required to select, with approval of the professor, a topic of theological content and produce a research paper in proper style concerning this subject. 503 PAULINE THEOLOGY - The Instructor selects one or more Epistles of Paul and does an in-depth study of its contents as it relates to the theology and ethics of Paul. 505 BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION - A course designed to present and practice the various principles and methods of Biblical interpretation. 511 INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGY - This basic course in systematic theology forms the framework for Bible study. A foundation course for advanced theological study. 521 CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY I - This course deals with an overview of the province of divine inspiration and the doctrine of the Father. 523 ISSUES IN BIBLICAL THEOLOGY - Several major issues in Biblical theology will be selected and an in-depth study of the selected topics will be conducted. 530 PHILOSOPHY OF CHRISTIAN MINISTRY - A study of the Pastoral Epistles applying all principles to the contemporary pastor. Basic beliefs, concepts and attitude of preaching from the Bible are emphasized. 531 BIBLICAL PREACHING - The analysis and application of the ability to persuade listeners to make a decision. The ethics of persuasion and theory will be a major concept studied. 532 PERSUASION IN PREACHING - This homiletic study deals with Communication, Biblical truths and behavioral change. 539 PASTORAL COUNSELING I - A course which lays the foundation for Christian counseling, as applied to the Christian Ministry. 601 THEOLOGICAL WORD STUDY - The professor selects a number of significant words from the N.T. and presents an intensive study of a practical application of each. 621 CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY II - Beginning with the doctrine of man. 622 CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY II - Beginning with Christian ethics. 625 THEOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE CHURCH TODAY - This course presents Evangelical Ethics concerning the issues facing the church today such as: a Christian response to homosexuality, euthanasia, abortion, New Age movement, etc. 631 METHODS OF CHURCH LEADERSHIP - A practical and useful study in church management and organization, designed to develop and affect church ministry. 632 PRINCIPLES OF CHURCH GROWTH - A detailed study of current trends and principles of church growth. 640 PASTORAL COUNSELING II - A Course designed to help equip the minister as a marriage and family counselor. 641 APPLIED BIBLICAL COUNSELING - A course which examines major psychological problems. This course enables the candidate to apply Biblical principles to specific situations, which will be encountered. 642 METHODS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - A study of modem teaching methods and skills that have proven to be successful. 645 COUNSELING PRACTICUM - A course which allows the student to develop a total counseling program around his/her present ministry. Case studies, profiles, analysis and results are submitted for evaluation by the professor. 690 MASTER'S THESIS - A scholarly work on an approved subject which gives evidence of a student's ability to do creative thinking and independent research. It must meet the expectation of a faculty thesis committee. A minimum of 20,000 words is required in the body of the thesis (approximately 100 pages pica type or 80 pages elite type). NON-CREDIT. The college will keep the original; student should keep at least one copy for his/her own security. |
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