BIB 103

New Testament Survey

The Old Testament isn’t a book, much as it’s a collection of books–with some of the books, themselves, being collections of collections. As the class title informs, herein students will survey the Old Testament book(s)—both its worlds and words. As for its “worlds,” this course will give special attention to biblical history, in the process of which we will consider various social pressures, which had a direct effect on Israel and Judah, and factored into the various prophetic exhortations given by the prophets, which were then recorded and preserved in the Old Testament corpus. As for the Old Testament’s “words,” students will become better acquainted with the Pentateuch, historical literature, wisdom literature, the writings of the prophets, along some of their Christological significance and more. By means of the above, students should become better acquainted with the Hebrew Bible and, as a result, be better able to minister the life-giving Word by virtue of having been formally and systematically introduced to it.

SPN 121

Introducción al Nuevo Testamento

El propósito del curso es que el alumno obtenga una visión general del Nuevo Testamento. Identifique el carácter de Dios en cada uno de los libros. El punto central del curso es la autorrevelación de Dios y el desarrollo de Su plan para su pueblo. Proporcionará el panorama general de la historia e identificará los temas, eventos y personajes principales del Nuevo Testamento.

MIN 109

Foundations in Prayer and the Holy Spirit

This course is designed to help the student understand the dynamics of prayer and the importance of a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit. The teachings are based on learning the different kinds of Biblical prayers and practical ways to apply them to our lives, as well as developing a well-rounded understanding of the Person and function of the Holy Spirit in our lives as well as our prayers. The student will learn how to be led by the Holy Spirit in all areas of our lives, and how to discern by the Holy Spirit which type of prayer to apply to different situations and circumstances. The types of prayer learned will be applicable to the personal prayer and devotional life, how to effectively pray for one’s’ self, family members (including unsaved loved ones), corporate prayer, prayer in a small group setting, praying in church and other public settings, how to do spiritual warfare in prayer and pray for nations, cultures, governments, and society. Aspects of the Holy Spirit studied will include Biblical Theology of the Holy Spirit, Daily Life in the Holy Spirit, the Fruit of the Spirit, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, and Gifts and Manifestations of the Holy Spirit.

MIN-101

Personal Discipleship

There are two goals for this class: to become a disciple of Christ and to make disciples of Christ. This class is intended to enable the student to intimately communicate with God in order that they may know God’s will, grow in the knowledge of His Word, overcome temptation, and live a holy life. After gaining a firm foundation in his or her personal discipleship, the student will then learn how to effectively develop relationships with others, lead them to Christ, and take spiritual responsibility for their life.

THE 102

Basic Christian Doctrine

Basic Christian Doctrines is a course that will help the student form a solid foundation in their faith, understanding the core orthodox beliefs of Christianity.

BIB 267

Book of Revelation

We are all living in the Last Days. The “Blessed Hope” of Christ’s Glorious Return is near. (Titus 2:13, Rev.1:3). The need to understand the Book of Revelation (The Revelation of Jesus Christ) along with Eschatology and its main theological views, has never been greater. Both the Book of Daniel and Revelation are considered “Apocalyptic Literature”, which is a genre of prophetical writing that developed in post-Exilic Jewish culture. Those two books only are officially accepted as Jewish and Christian Canon (regarding Apocalyptic books). Apocalypse (ἀποκάλυψις) is a Greek word meaning “revelation”, “an unveiling or unfolding of things not previously known and which could not be known apart from the unveiling”. This class will thoroughly cover the Book of Revelation, as well as Eschatology and End-Time events. Associated prophetic chapters from the Book of Daniel, as well as other OT and NT scriptural passages related to end-time prophecy, will also be key to understanding this subject. The Student will learn a balanced Biblical & theological view of the subject matter, while at the same time recognizing the tremendous eschatological and prophetic signs that have occurred in the last 125+ years, especially from 1948 onward concerning the Nation of Israel. There is special blessing to those who read and who hear the prophecy (Revelation) and heed (keep) the things written in it; for the time is near. (Rev. 1:3) Eschatology (Theology of End Times) is defined as: a branch of theology concerned with the final events in the history of the world or of humankind. Specifically: any of various Christian doctrines concerning the Second Coming, the Resurrection of the Dead, or the Last Judgment. There is nothing more glorious for the righteous (or dreadful for the unrighteous) than the prophetic future of Revelation, chapters 19-22. Premillennialism in Eschatology is the belief that Jesus will physically return to the Earth (the Second Coming) before the Millennium, a literal thousand-year reign of Christ on the earth. Premillennialism is based upon a literal interpretation of Revelation 20:1–6. Please note that this is only one main view of the Millennium that Christian’s believe in.

MIN 294

Inner Healing and Deliverance Through the Prophetic

In this life transforming class, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of receiving and ministering deliverance through the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit. The spiritual roots of some psychological, emotional, and physical issues will be discussed, as well as related natural causes and predispositions. In addition to contemporary Christian ministry tools, the role of prayer and the prophetic in resolving complex emotional and psychological issues will be explored both theoretically and practically. At the end of the class, students are expected to experience inner breakthrough and healing as well as the knowledge and understanding to minister to individuals and families suffering emotional and psychological traumas.

BIB 212

Book of John

Someone said, the Gospel of John is both shallow enough for a child to wade in and deep enough for an elephant to swim in. It is often recommended for new believers to read. John’s Gospel presents themes of light and life, truth and belief, lifting up and glory. These themes all introduce the hearer to Jesus Christ. This course assesses these themes within the Book of Signs and the Book of Glory in John’s Gospel. Comparison with the other Gospels will help us understand the key aspects of John’s Christology and an understanding of Jesus as the Word of God.

MIN 295

Prayer and the Supernatural

Prayer and the Supernatural is a walk through the scriptures showing how each interacts with the other. The Bible tells us, “And they went forth, and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word with signs following” (Mark 16:20 KJV). In this course, the student will learn how to pray, engage with the Bible, and see the Lord working His manifestations through the individual with signs and wonders, for the glory of God. The Bible is clear that angels and demons are real. This course will cover a wide range of how the Bible and prayer contend against demonic forces. The World is in an era of serious warfare and the Body of Christ must remember that Jesus has already won this war. As in any warfare, the military must know their opponent and how to “war a good warfare” (1 Timothy 1:18, 1 Timothy 6:12, 2 Corinthians 10:4-5). KJV

MIN 259

Apologetic

Christian apologetics is the study of how to defend the Christian faith. All worldviews are expressions of faith; therefore, the differences in the various worldviews are due to different theologies. The assumptions of Christianity are biblically based and can be rationally defended. The current understanding of Christian apologetics is based on biblical and philosophical studies conducted over two millennia of church history. The goal of this course is to demonstrate the superiority of a Christian worldview over all other competing worldviews. The mandate for Christian apologetics, from 1 Peter 3:15, charges every Christian to be prepared to give a defense for their hope. This course will equip students to better understand Christianity and to defend the faith more effectively.

BIB 286

Book of Galatians

Galatians is considered by many scholars to be Paul’s first extant correspondence to one of his churches. While there is debate over the former claim it is without dispute that Galatians is one of Paul’s earliest writings. The letter itself reveals Paul’s Gospel-dominated reality as originating in the centrality of the risen Christ and his indwelling Spirit. The incarnation and resurrection of Jesus has resulted in changes on every level of existence and Paul holds no punches in articulating these points. This class will involve an in-depth examination of the Galatian letter using exegetical methods to unpack the richness of the text.

BIB 202

Hermeneutics: Principles and Methods for Interpreting the Bible

This course is an introduction to the biblical, contextual and cultural analysis of biblical hermeneutics with a focus on the “Spirit” of hermeneutics that recognizes the essential role the Holy Spirit plays in biblical interpretation. As well, issues believers face in their journey to maturity in Christ to learn, know/hear, and understand the voice of God in their daily walk with the Lord in biblical (word) and Spirit (living) hermeneutics.

MIN 225

Homiletics

Homiletics is a study of the art and science of preaching. This class will cover keys to effective public speaking and serve as a thorough examination of accurate and inspirational Gospel/Biblical communication.

CFM 201

Principles of Effective Children’s Ministry

Ministry to children, preteens, and their families is exciting and rewarding. Jesus gave the mandate to “let the children come to me”, yet the world seems determined to keep kids away from the things of God. We will explore the real needs of kids and learn many practical ways to guide and minister to them in their journey of faith.

MIN 230

Financial Principles

This course aims to equip students with essential personal financial management skills grounded in biblical principles. Key topics covered will include an overview of the financial planning process, goal-setting, cash flow management, financial statements, income taxes, banking, credit and debt, investing, renting, home buying, and decision-making strategies. The course encourages practical application of financial planning concepts and features assignments that promote critical thinking and financial data analysis. By the end of the course, students will be able to apply their knowledge to their future endeavors, enhancing their financial literacy.

BIB 235

I & II Peter: Hope Beyond Failure

I Peter addresses Christian living in the midst of persecution. His exhortations of faithful living provide the backdrop for the reason of the hope that is within Christians; we have a heavenly inheritance. We will see how developing patience during unjust suffering equips the believer to become a redeeming force in the world in spite of suffering. We’ll talk about what it means to ‘suffer well.’ and of course this powerful verse “…always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear…” They won’t ask, if they don’t see a demonstration of hope in our lives…regardless of circumstances. II Peter is a letter that gives instruction and exhortation as Peter is nearing the end of his life. Whereas I Peter encourages Christians to maintain their hope in the midst of persecution, II Peter warns Christians against false teachers within their own fellowship who would try to lead them away from Christ and into apostasy. Fidelity to the apostolic teaching is the main theme because heretical teachers are within and without the church. The antidote or remedy against encroaching error is to continue to grow steadfast in the knowledge of the Lord.

THE 268

Foundations in Systematic Theology

II Timothy 2:15 ‘Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.’ (Italics added). The key to ‘rightly dividing’ the Word is to have a foundation in ‘Sound doctrine (Theology)’ (Titus 1:9) ‘… that he may be able by sound doctrine, both to exhort and convict…’. Using both Old Testament and New Testament Scripture we will explore and lay a foundation of the Ten Essential Theological and doctrinal topics that every ministerial student and Bible scholar should know and adhere to in Christian Life, Studying God’s Word, and Teaching God’s Word! Our aim will to keep Christ at the forefront with instruction, inspiration and devotion!

MIN 299

Focus on Israel

This course will provide students with information from Dr. Dennis Lindsay’s personal notes on the nation of Israel. He has journeyed to Israel over thirty times to experience its wonderful sights, having learned many things during his travels to the Holy Land. In this course, students have the opportunity to learn of the experiences and insights Dr. Lindsay has gained from each location visited in Israel. This course will include lectures on the history and politics of Israel and the deep love God has for the Israeli people. Additionally, students are introduced to video content on many different aspects of the Jewish nation and their land, giving them opportunity to participate in classroom discussions and times of Q & A during each class period.

SPN 225

Noviazgo, Matrimonio y Familia

La clase de Noviazgo, Matrimonio y Familia aprenderás los principios y verdades bíblicos que como buenos ministros debemos conocer y poner en práctica acerca del noviazgo, matrimonio y familia conforme a la Palabra de Dios.

THE-263

Theology of the Gifts of the Spirit

This course is for the enrichment and development of spiritual leaders. It provides a tool to learn more about Jesus and how He lived continually demonstrating the power of the Holy Spirit in everyday life. He was empowered by the Holy Spirit to meet the needs of those He encountered as He walked the earth. Through prophecy, healings, miracles, etc. many experience the love of the Father. Students will learn how to walk like Jesus in power and humility. Class participation will enhance spiritual enrichment through dialogue on lectures and shared experiences. Encounter sessions will be included to learn how to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit in the exercise of the various gifts. A Biblical foundation will be established so students are equipped to teach others what they have leared.

MIN-224

Nehemiah-Personal Restoration

An intensive investigation of the book of Nehemiah, emphasizing the truth that rebuilding the Law of God in the hearts of the people paralleled the actual rebuilding of a wall of stone around the nation’s capital city. Basic fundamental concepts of inner healing will also be explored.

MIN-276

Fundamentals of Evangelism

This course will be both biblical and practical providing purposes, principles and practicalities of evangelism pertaining to a believer’s walk and lifestyle as well as public ministry. A wide range of subject matter will be covered including the office/call of the Evangelist, everyone and everyday evangelism, urban outreach, overcoming obstacles to evangelism, servant ministry, the dynamics and mechanics of an evangelism oriented church, reaching the un & non-churched and much more.

MIN – 262

Facing the Hardships of Ministry

Facing the Hardships of Ministry is a class that discusses the practical aspects of ministry. It will touch on some foundational building blocks for those that are entering ministry. As well as some of the common issues and hardships that come with it, and how to overcome them.

MIN 274

Science and the Supernatural

This course deals with phenomena that is out of the ordinary, but is also measurable and documented science. Classroom discussions will include subject matter that is not part of a normal science classroom study. However, there will be science that confirms the Holy Bible. We will look at the wonders that have been difficult to explain: The construction of megalithic structures found around the world of which science has yet to discover the origin of their construction. Is there a true message in the stars? If so, what is it? What was the earth like before the flood of Noah’s day? Are miracles and science compatible? …and more!

MIN 303

Biblical Economics and Personal Finance

Every day we make financial decisions. Financial activities are so common that we rarely even think about the philosophy, values, and principles we use to make these decisions. We buy, sell, trade, barter, save, invest, give, and pay taxes routinely with little thought about how the economic system should work and the key principles that should govern it. Part of walking with God by faith is a correct—a Christian—view of economics and financial management. In this course, you will learn how to think about financial decisions from a Christian worldview. The course will present a biblical perspective of economics and finance. You will be challenged with Christian principles that will enable you to make financial decisions congruent with God’s perspective.

MIN – 262

Facing the Hardships of Ministry

Facing the Hardships of Ministry is a class that discusses the practical aspects of ministry. It will touch on some foundational building blocks for those that are entering ministry. As well as some of the common issues and hardships that come with it, and how to overcome them.

BIB 103

New Testament Survey

As the title informs, herein students will survey the New Testament—its world and Word. In the process of so doing, students will become formally acquainted with the synoptic Gospels and John. Likewise, the Pauline Corpus will be the object of considerable attention—both the doctrinal and pastoral epistles, collectively and individually. With the Gospels and Pauline literature attended to, we’ll then close with a consideration of the General Epistles, which we’ll probe for context and content. By means of the above, students should become better acquainted with the New Testament and, as a result, be better able to minister the life-giving Word by virtue of their having been formally and systematically introduced to it.

SPN 121

Introducción al Nuevo Testamento

Este curso se centrará en una visión panorámica del canon del Nuevo Testamento. Nuestro estudio también proporcionará ideas sobre cómo los elementos políticos, religiosos y sociales de la cultura de entonces impactaron en el mensaje de estos libros. El resto del curso se dedicará a un estudio cronológico libro por libro señalando los mensajes temáticos que son transculturales y transgeneracionales. También se revisará la identificación de las personalidades clave y su contribución significativa al mensaje del reino de Dios.

YOU-359

Contemporary Youth Communication

This course will be focused on teaching the student the most important tools to effectively communicate biblical truths in engaging ways to today’s culture. Through innovative projects, class exercises, and in-depth studies; this course will provide each student with the specific knowledge, skills, and practice necessary to prepare and deliver effective oral communications.

YOU 339

Generational Discipleship

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YOU – 312

Experiential Youth Ministry

The youth ministry landscape as a whole has drastically changed over the past 5 years. However, the end-goal remains the same: To raise up a generation who knows Jesus intimately and is passionate about making Him known! The advent of Generation Alpha and the powerful distinctives of Generation Z demand the formation of youth faith-communities that embody an authentic, modern expression of the biblical example. In this course we will learn and discuss Bible-based practical ministry and life-on-life discipleship strategies that are proven to produce genuine life change and missional living in youth ministries across the country.

YOU 383

Creating Culture

Creating Culture you will gain practical tools and biblical insights to cultivate a healthy, prophetic, and honorable youth ministry that speaks to the unique needs and challenges of Generation Z. This class dives into key principles for creating a culture that honors God, values people, and promotes spiritual growth. We’ll explore how to foster a safe and loving environment where teens feel valued, encouraged, and equipped to live out their faith authentically. Through interactive teaching, group discussions, and real-world examples, participants will learn how to build a ministry that not only reaches young people but also empowers them to impact their world with love and truth.

CFM 308

Family Ministry

The Family Ministry course is designed to help students develop a biblical understanding of the family and see all the generations in the church come together. The foundation of this course is to build a biblical understanding of the family and look at counter cultural practices that will shape the student’s future philosophy of family ministry. Key themes will include: the cultural mandate and the gospel, the effects of culture on family, implications and challenges for the church today, and timeless formational practices that bring renewal to personal discipleship within the family.

CFM 305

Next Generation Ministry

Next Generation Ministry is crucial for a growing global church and preparing for an end-time harvest of every age. Next generation ministry is specifically designed to bridge the gap between the ministries of early childhood, early elementary students, preteens and teens. Our goal is to develop seamless ministry transitions with strong age specific discipleship and thus disciple younger generations who can impact our world for Jesus.

CFM 201

Principles of Effective Children’s Ministry

Ministry to children, preteens, and their families is exciting and rewarding. Jesus gave the mandate to “let the children come to me”, yet the world seems determined to keep kids away from the things of God. We will explore the real needs of kids and learn many practical ways to guide and minister to them in their journey of faith.

CFM 301

Transformational Children’s Ministry

Ministry to children, preteens, and their families is exciting and rewarding. We have the promise that God will pour out His Spirit on all flesh. Children seem to recognize the anointing and are drawn to it. It is imperative that the goal of Children’s Ministry be to rear godly, anointed children who know God is real. Today’s young people are truly a “generation of destiny” who can be agents of transformation now. We will explore what this means to us personally and discover how we can create opportunities for children to encounter the presence of God.

CFM 315

Teaching Dynamics

One of the most powerful and tested ways to grow a church is through having an excellent children’s ministry – one where kids are begging their parents to bring them back because they loved it so much. Teaching Dynamics will explore the primary elements of an entertaining, engaging, and effective spiritual learning environment for kids.

CFM 301

Transformational Children’s Ministry

Ministry to children, preteens, and their families is exciting and rewarding. We have the promise that God will pour out His Spirit on all flesh. Children seem to recognize the anointing and are drawn to it. It is imperative that the goal of Children’s Ministry be to rear godly, anointed children who know God is real. Today’s young people are truly a “generation of destiny” who can be agents of transformation now. We will explore what this means to us personally and discover how we can create opportunities for children to encounter the presence of God.

LPM 335

Church Planting

Creating Team Culture. This course dives into all the essential questions a church planter and pioneer needs to answer: what character traits and convictions you need, how to know God is leading you, how to know where God is leading you, habits you’ll need to form before you go, skills you’ll need, first steps you should take and challenges you’ll face. Students will also learn the necessary steps to create a culture where core values thrive and teamwork is maximized.

LPM 340

Practical Pastoral Ministry

The pastoral ministry is one of the most amazing but challenging ministries in the church, and the effectiveness of it determines much more than the development or growth of a church. Because the effectiveness of the pastoral ministry can determine changed lives, restored families, people’s salvation, community development and much more. That is why in this course the idea is to equip the students with more than information, but tools that help, equip and prepare them for the ministry that God has called each student. While we navigate from practical to challenging subjects of what pastor’s face in ministry, church, family and life, so that students can be prepared when they go and accept the amazing calling of the pastoral ministry.

LPM - 355

Bible Study Methods

This course is designed to equip students to read and study the Bible with fuller understanding by teaching the basics of good interpretation for the various types of literature that make up the Bible. We will discover the significance of the occasional document (epistle writings) and how to apply its principles to everyday life, now. Students will begin to understand Bible interpretation via original language study and application. The student will come away with a greater understanding and appreciation of the God inspired; God breathed Word, and how to use study and application to help others. The course is based on the book How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth (by Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart).

LPM 306

Building 5-Fold Ministry Team

What does it look like to take the Kingdom of God and plant it next to the gates of hades? Anything less is falling short of what we were born to do! The Church is God’s Change Agent on earth. The body of Christ is meant to represent Him in His authority, power, goodness and love. The pulpit is a powerful tool. Yet, the world is longing to see the sons of God revealed. The church is called not only to gather saints, but to transform cities. This course will equip you to Build 5-Fold Ministry Teams, to run head on into your calling to see the church move into its full expression of bringing His Kingdom to Earth!

WOR 344

Worship Leading

In this Worship Leading Class we will take a deep dive into the heart of Christ, and study how He led us to the heart of the Father. We will discover how His life, and the manner in which He led others, brought us to be able to freely enjoy and dwell in the Presence of God, and to worship Him with no bounds. We will also dive into the life of key leaders in the Bible who led with utmost respect and also take a look at the ones who missed the mark. We will practically take some time learning leadership skills and tools that can help us to truly better lead ourselves first, so we then can lead our teams (or the teams we are a part of), those we encounter in daily life, and the atmospheres we step into. Get ready for this journey, it will mark you and you will see leadership in an entirely new light

WOR 350

Songwriting

Songwriting is an opportunity to discuss and practice the art of songwriting. In this course, we will have conversations, learn practicalities of writing songs and each student will be able to write songs and receive feedback on their work.

WOR 307

Worship Team Development

The spiritual revival we want to see in the life of our church begins at the center of our worship families and communities. This course will help the student to establish and develop Worship Communities. This course will help you shape the vision, culture and values of your worship team. So whether you start a worship team from the ground up or are tasked with leading an already established ministry, this class will equip you for effective leadership.

WOR 311

Musicianship In Worship

The course will focus on the discovery of principles and dynamics that will enable worship musicians (instrumentalist or vocalist) to be able to have a well-rounded understanding of the components necessary to good musicianship in the worship team/band setting. They will then be able to successfully communicate with other vocalists and band members, the worship leader, and sound engineer in a worship setting.

GMM 305

Marketplace Missions

In the course Marketplace Missions, students will learn how to integrate faith and work by leveraging professional skills and business acumen for mission purposes. This course delves into creating sustainable impact in the marketplace, evangelizing through business, and forming strategic partnerships for kingdom advancement.

GMM 309

How to Lead and Care for Yourself on the Field

How to Lead and Care for Yourself on the Field is a grassroots class. Each student will learn the basics of self-governing to lead them to long term success on the mission field.

GMM 310

Long Term Missions

Long Term Missions helps students navigate common difficulties they will face on the mission field.

GMM 312

Skills Every Missionary Needs

Skills Every Missionary Needs is a practical course. We will focus on skills particularly important to the prospective missionary as they dive into the first year of practical ministry as “Sent Ones”.

MIN 311

Church Administration

Church Administration is a practical approach to learning the steps necessary to set up and execute a thriving church organization, including legal processes, staffing, leadership development, church structure, visioning, budgeting and prioritizing values.

BCM 332

Mental Health Issues in Ministry

This course is designed to provide an overview of common mental health issues and equip students with a context for biblical care. Throughout this course, students will be able to explore how to approach mental health with a biblical lens and increase their understanding of how to effectively care for individuals in the Church who experience a variety of mental health struggles. Students will also learn how to effectively care for themselves and establish healthy boundaries.

TEC 355

Biblical Communication and Media

Biblical Communication and Media is a comprehensive course designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively communicate Biblical messages through modern digital and social media platforms. The course covers an overview of major social media platforms, content creation techniques and tools, platform-specific strategies, and ethical considerations in digital media. Students will engage in hands-on projects to develop and implement social media strategies for ministry, enhancing their ability to reach and engage online audiences.

LPM 302

Building Pauline Churches

The Epistles of Paul show us that intrigue and controversy are not new to the church! The letters give insight into the need for stabilization and structure within the emerging Christian communities in Ephesus and Crete for firm Christian leadership and error-free teaching. Many of these questions arise today, and this unit is sure to generate some good discussion on contemporary Christian leadership.

MIN 390

Creating Team Culture

In this course, students will explore the foundational principles of building and sustaining a vibrant team culture within pastoral settings, drawing from the insights and frameworks presented in “Incomplete by Design” by Steve and Sally Wilson. Recognizing that effective team culture is pivotal for thriving ministry, this course will guide students through the intricacies of creating an environment where collaboration, trust, and shared vision flourish.

THE 304

World Religions

This course surveys the major world religions, including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism, examining their histories, beliefs, and practices. Students will explore how each faith shapes personal and cultural values and how these beliefs compare to Christianity. Through lectures, discussions, and analysis, the course fosters an understanding of various religions so that students can be more thoughtful in their outreach and evangelism to those communities

BCM 325

Counseling Methods and Techniques

This course is designed to equip students with basic counseling skills and tools that can be used in ministry contexts. This course will provide a foundational framework to help students learn how to effectively approach counseling from a biblical worldview and incorporate practical strategies and tools in counseling for individuals, couples, and families facing a variety of life struggles.

MIN 303

Biblical Economics & Personal Finances

Every day we make financial decisions. Financial activities are so common that we rarely even think about the philosophy, values, and principles we use to make these decisions. We buy, sell, trade, barter, save, invest, give, and pay taxes routinely with little thought about how the economic system should work and the key principles that should govern it. Part of walking with God by faith is a correct—a Christian—view of economics and financial management. In this course, you will learn how to think about financial decisions from a Christian worldview. The course will present a biblical perspective of economics and finance. You will be challenged with Christian principles that will enable you to make financial decisions congruent with God’s perspective

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