BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

 Apologetics equips students to understand, articulate, and defend the Christian faith. Students engage biblical foundations, theological reasoning, contemporary questions, and competing worldviews while developing practical skills to communicate Christian truth clearly, confidently, and responsibly within today's changing cultural environment. 

 Biblical Ethics examines ethical principles and moral decision-making from a biblical and theological perspective. Students explore how Scripture informs personal conduct, relationships, leadership, justice, stewardship, and contemporary issues while developing the ability to apply Christian ethical principles responsibly within ministry, professional, organizational, and community environments. 

 Biblical Research develops students’ ability to investigate Scripture through systematic, scholarly, and evidence-based methods. Students explore research design, biblical sources, interpretation, academic writing, and theological inquiry while developing competencies to conduct credible research and communicate findings effectively within academic, ministry, and Christian educational contexts. 

 Biblical Studies provides a strong foundation for understanding and interpreting Scripture. Students explore biblical interpretation, theological reflection, and the relevance of God's Word while developing confidence to apply biblical principles meaningfully within personal, ministry, academic, and professional contexts. 

 Deliverance & Spiritual Warfare introduces students to biblical perspectives on spiritual conflict, bondage, freedom, and deliverance ministry. Students examine theological and pastoral considerations while developing responsible approaches to ministry, spiritual growth, restoration, and assisting individuals seeking greater freedom and wholeness. 

 Theology introduces students to the systematic study of Christian beliefs and doctrines. Students examine foundational theological concepts concerning God, humanity, Christ, salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Church, and Christian hope while developing the ability to understand, articulate, evaluate, and apply Christian doctrine within contemporary life and ministry.