In this course, the student will focus on growing their relationship with Jesus by reading their Bible, selected textbook, journaling, and dialoguing with their group.
Credits - 1
In this course, the student will continue to focus on growing and maintaining a vibrant walk with Jesus by reading their Bible, selected textbook, journaling, and dialoguing with their group.
Credits - 1
A study in biblical, historical, and practical concepts of evangelism with special emphasis upon the motives and methods of personal evangelism and programs in the local church.
Credits - 3
In this course, the student will be introduced to the principles of expository preaching and teaching with an emphasis in expository content and style in the delivery ofsermons and/or teaching instruction. Prerequisite: BS 305: Advanced Biblical Interpretation
Credits - 3
Introduces the principles and skills necessary to effectively communicate Scripture through teaching and preaching delivery. This course allows for the development and application of skills learned
Credits - 3
This course seeks to introduce the student to the ministry duties and problems of the modern-day pastor, teacher and/or group leader. This course will develop a biblical perspective on the minister’s personal life, library, work schedule, as well as conducting weddings and funerals, and administering the ordinances of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Emphasis will be given to problems arising from regular duties as well as those which the environment creates.
Credits - 3
This course is designed to put the student in an internship outside of his/her cultural context to give practical experience to the program of study, or to put the student in the context of desired ministry in a church setting away from the campus.
Credits - 3
A study in communication of biblical material in a variety of settings, with special emphasis upon the spiritual life, and sound methods for exegesis of biblical content with the goal of relating a message to the target audience in a narrative style. The student will learn to bring across theological concepts with integrity that will produce an emotive association and encourage the hearer to act on a single application specifically delivered at the appropriate time in the message. Prerequisite: BS 305: Advanced Biblical Interpretation, CM 210: Art of Biblical Communication
Credits - 3
This course is designed to equip the student lead from a biblical perspective in the areas of personal, ministerial, and professional relationships. The student will study the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, specifically looking for leadership qualities and decision making, to understand the importance of godly leadership, and the responsibilities therein, when facing difficult challenges in life, ministry, and professional vocation. Students will be introduced to leadership concepts and warnings in order to aid in their success as a leader.
Credits - 3
New course, description coming soon…
Credits - 3
New course, description coming soon….
Credits - 3
A practicum directed by the College providing on-site pastoral/ministry experience. The methodology will include supervised research on the culture of ministry in the United States. Practicum includes leading a formal church or parachurch ministry for the semester.
Credits - 3
This course elective is reserved for advanced Christian Ministry topics not offered on a normal semester basis. Prerequisites: CM 202: Evangelism and Missions and CM 240: Church Internship or Approval by the Professor.
Credits - 3
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