Bachelor of Theology

BIS 220Bible Survey I3 cr

An introduction to the Bible, exploring its historical, literary, and theological aspects, laying the foundation for understanding the Old and New Testaments.

BIS 250Bible Doctrine I3 cr

Introduction to key Christian doctrines, including the nature of God, the Trinity, and the work of Christ.

MW 300Evangelism (Intro)3 cr

Principles and methods of evangelism, covering biblical foundations, historical approaches and contemporary strategies.

CH 200Church History3 cr

Overview of the development of the Christian church from its inception to the present.

EN 101Use of English3 cr

Grammar, composition and communication skills essential for academic success and ministry.

OTH 300Old Testament History3 cr

The historical books of the Old Testament, from the conquest of Canaan to the post-exilic period.

LC 110Christology I3 cr

The person and work of Jesus Christ, examined from biblical, historical and theological perspectives.

BIS 230Bible Survey II3 cr

Continuation of Bible Survey I, covering the New Testament in detail.

BIS 260Bible Doctrine II3 cr

Further exploration of Christian doctrines, including salvation, the church and eschatology.

BL 300Epistle I3 cr

Selected New Testament epistles, with emphasis on exegesis and theological reflection.

CED 180Soteriology I3 cr

The doctrine of salvation, including justification, sanctification and glorification.

MDS 640Ministerial Ethics3 cr

Ethical issues in ministry: pastoral integrity, confidentiality and ethical decision-making.

NT 330Romans3 cr

In-depth study of the Epistle to the Romans and its implications for Christian life and ministry.

OT 300Pentateuch3 cr

The first five books of the Old Testament and their foundational role in the biblical canon.

LC 120Christology II3 cr

Christ’s role in salvation history and in contemporary theology.

BIS 320Homiletics3 cr

The art and practice of preaching: homiletical theory, rhetorical skills and sermon delivery.

BL 310Epistle II3 cr

Continued study of the New Testament epistles and their application to contemporary Christian life.

CDS 140Tithing & Stewardship2 cr

Biblical principles of tithing and stewardship and their application in the church today.

CED 160Christian Education3 cr

Curriculum development, teaching methods and educational philosophy for the church.

ETP 450Prophecy (Daniel & Revelation)3 cr

The prophetic books of Daniel and Revelation, their historical context and eschatological themes.

EN 140Creative Writings3 cr

Techniques for writing fiction and non-fiction, developing creativity and effective communication.

RM 540Research Methodology I3 cr

Qualitative and quantitative research techniques and their application in theological studies.

NT 470Hebrews3 cr

The Epistle to the Hebrews, its Christology and its relevance for Christian faith and practice.

BL 130Epistle III2 cr

Further study of the New Testament epistles, developing exegetical skill and theological reflection.

BL 160Tabernacle3 cr

The Old Testament Tabernacle: construction, significance and typological relevance.

CED 110Soteriology II3 cr

Election, atonement and the work of the Holy Spirit in salvation.

MDS 650Spiritual Leadership I3 cr

Principles of spiritual leadership: character development, vision casting and leadership skills.

MPR 520Spiritual Gifts I3 cr

Spiritual gifts in the New Testament, their purpose and their use in the church today.

MDS 750Church Planting2 cr

Mission strategy, team building and community engagement in church planting.

STT 400Systematic Theology I3 cr

The doctrine of God, Christology and pneumatology, approached systematically.