This program is designed to cultivate a deep understanding of the Christian faith through rigorous academic study of its foundational texts, historical development, theological expressions, and diverse practices. Grounded in a Pentecostal Christian worldview, the curriculum emphasizes critical engagement with scripture, theological reflection, spiritual formation, and the application of Christian principles to contemporary life and ministry. Graduates will be equipped with a robust theological framework for lifelong learning, service, and leadership within the church and the wider world.
Program Goals: Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of the Old and New Testaments, including their historical context, literary genres, and key theological themes.
- Articulate a clear understanding of core Christian doctrines and their historical development.
- Analyze and interpret biblical texts using sound hermeneutical principles.
- Understand the history of the Christian church from its origins to the present day, including major movements and figures.
- Engage with diverse theological perspectives and traditions within Christianity.
- Understand and appreciate the practices of Christian spirituality and discipleship.
- Analyze the relationship between Christianity and culture, addressing contemporary ethical and social issues from a biblical perspective.
- Communicate effectively about Christian beliefs and practices in various contexts.
- Develop a personal theological framework that integrates faith and learning.
- Be prepared for various ministry roles, further graduate studies in theological or related fields, or vocations requiring a strong understanding of Christian thought and ethics.