All Courses

  • CO-865: Marriage Counseling

    This course will explore theories, models and processes of couples counseling and assessment. Students will discuss and study common problems, issues and conflicts that arise in the marital relationship and methods to help couples they encounter in their ministry roles. This course will provide unique skills and knowledge to manage real-world issues that present themselves in the marriage counseling context.

  • NT-883: Exegesis of the Letter to the Colossians

    This course puts the skills of proper hermeneutical theory and exegetical methodology to work using the letter to the Colossians. This course builds on NT-875, integrating all the components of exegesis to bear on an entire discourse. Text-linguistics (DG and DA), cultural analysis, text critical issues, synthesis of the biblical data, and a working outline of the entire letter will be discussed. At the completion of the course, the student will read the original text closer, make better exegetical decisions, and be fully equipped to teach or preach this amazing letter.

  • TH-780: Advanced Theological Methods

    This course explores the formation and implementation of theological processes from the exegesis of biblical texts in hermeneutical methods to the contextualization of their theological message within a cohesive systematic theology. Prolegomena will be emphasized, exposing philosophical presuppositions regarding the various views on Scriptural authority and revelation, together with competing hermeneutical approaches influencing exegesis of Scripture. Historical criticism and biblical criticism will be examined within discourse theories. The interrelationships between Biblical Theology, Historical Theology, and Systematic Theology are explored to develop practical and coherent theological methods for the modern Church as it relates to Scripture, Christ, and culture.

  • BI-303: Pentateuch

    A study of the first five books of the Old Testament (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) with an emphasis on God’s redemptive plan, creation, fall, flood, nations, key persons, and dealings with the children of Israel.

  • BI-340: The Life of Christ

    The life of Christ, His teaching and work, will be studied in light of the unique perspective of each of the four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

  • PY-101: General Psychology and Counseling

    An introductory study that equips the student with an understanding of the nature of man, how psychological problems develop, and strategies for counseling, all based on a biblical worldview.

  • HI-209: History of the Ancient Near East

    A study of the history, archaeology, and culture of Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Syria, Israel and Egypt from the rise of the Sumerian culture to The Roman Empire. Attention is given to the religious views prevalent in the ancient Near East as these views interacted with the culture and faith described in the Bible.

  • HI-203: Early Church History

    This course surveys the major developments in the history of Christianity from the time of its founding to the modern era. It will cover theological, political, intellectual, and artistic contributions to and by the church.

  • CO-450: Christian Counseling

    A study of the models, theories, and techniques of Christian counseling and the central issues addressed in counseling in the Christian community.

  • MS-765: Discipleship Strategies

    This course will on focus how a theology of discipleship and a church’s Matrix complement each other for effective disciple-making in the church today. The student will develop a philosophy and strategy that will engage unbelievers and believers on an intentional journey of salvation, spiritual growth, genuine life change, and missional living. The student will create a church pathway that engages a church’s congregation in the disciple-making process. The student will complete the course with clear principles of discipleship, an understanding of the different models of disciple-making, and the experience of applying the appropriate model in a local church setting.

  • OT-513 K: 구약역사 Old Testament History

    창세기로부터 에스더서에 이르는 구약역사에 관한 연구로 각권의 역사적배경, 장라, 구조, 목적, 주요사건과 연대, 인물 그리고 성서신학 과 적용을 포함한다. 특히 주요언약의 성격과 전개, 왕조의 발전, 이스라엘과 유다왕국의 시작과 종말을 다룬다.

  • PY-101 K: General Psychology and Counseling (일반 심리학 및 상담)

    이 과목은 심리학의 주요 영역을 소개하는 개론 과목으로 과학으로서의 심리학에 대한 이해를 증진한다. 인간의 발달, 감각과 지각, 학습, 기억, 사고와 언어, 동기와 정서 등에 대해 이해하고 다양한 문제들에 대하여 기독교상담을 포함하여 주요 상담적 관점들을 이해한다.

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