9.10 – 10.00am
Introduction to Christian Spirituality
This course seeks to explore one’s relationship with God through Christian spirituality, referring “to a relationship with God as lived in practice, as dynamics are formulated as explored through formal study” (Evan Howard). Students will examine relationship with God in the context of the challenges of today’s world. Students will develop a healthy approach to relating to God for Christian life and ministry.
9.10 – 10.00am
Diaspora Missiology
This course seeks to acquaint students with the phenomenon of global people movements. It examines the pull and push factors behind these movements as well as biblical-theological responses to the spiritual, social, economic, and political conditions which have arisen. It introduces students to the emerging field of diaspora missiology and invites students to explore practical Christian responses to these current ground level realities.
2.30 – 3.20pm
New Testament Studies I
This course is a study of the Gospels and how each evangelist shaped his writing to meet the needs of his readers. Emphasis will be given to the text and theological message of Matthew and Luke-Acts and their authors’ literary and rhetorical techniques and use of the Old Testament. The English text is used in class, as knowledge of Greek is not required. Prerequisite: New Testament Foundations.
2.30 – 3.20pm
Pastoral Theology & Ministry
This course is a study of biblical teaching on the church and its ministry, with the practical implications that arise from it. Special emphasis will be given on the “know-how’s,” such as conducting baptisms, weddings, and funerals.