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This program supports students as they grow in spiritual formation, apply biblical principles to their lives, defend their beliefs, and fulfill the mission of Christ through service. It consists of four courses (12 college credits), which can apply toward a degree.
Demonstrate increasing awareness of the presence of Christ and an increasing conformity to the character of Christ with a perspective of the priesthood of all believers.
Incorporate biblical principles to strengthen a Christian worldview.
Provide a rational defense of the Pentecostal ethos.
Demonstrate the capacity to serve contextually the mission of Christ, embracing the concept of servant leadership.
Students discover an overview of Scripture and examine ways in which the whole corpus is integrated to become a single book. Emphasis is placed on the major themes, key scriptures, and major personalities of each book. Students will recognize the Bible as a Pentecostal book.
This course focuses on the dynamics of leading healthy, growing churches and ministries. Students will explore various components of leadership including the meaning of leadership, spiritual leadership, visionary leadership, managerial leadership, and leadership skills.
Students distinguish, defend, apply, and teach foundational theological topics and key doctrines of the Christian faith including salvation, the Godhead, holiness, and end times.
This course explores basic understandings of the field of missiology and delves into the two basic aspects of the Great Commission: the apostolic and theological mandate. Students will study how to correctly contextualize the Gospel on the foreign field, and will be expected to put theory into practice during the course.
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