Course Description

Students will learn about the fundamental concepts and practical applications of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in both academic and ministry fields.

• Demonstrate basic ability using common computer applications.
• Effectively and safely use the internet for research and communication.
• Apply ethical principles for technology usage.
• Select the best digital tools for study and ministry.

This course gives students an overview of the Old Testament and examines how its books were written, arranged, and preserved.

• Identify the major sections of the Old Testament.
• Understand the historical background of Old Testament books.
• Explain central theological themes of the Old Testament.
• Connect Old Testament texts with New Testament theology.

This course explores the New Testament writings including the Gospels, Acts, Epistles, and Revelation with emphasis on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

• Provide a cultural overview of the New Testament world.
• Evaluate the theological significance of Jesus Christ.
• Explain the structure and themes of New Testament books.
• Apply New Testament teachings to practical ministry.

Students learn how to defend the Christian faith using biblical, historical, and logical reasoning while responding to modern objections and worldviews.

• Defend the Christian faith with biblical evidence.
• Respond positively to secular and religious objections.
• Explain the historical reliability of Scripture.
• Exhibit Christ-like character in apologetic discussions.

This course focuses on developing the spiritual life of the Christian leader through prayer, fasting, Scripture meditation, worship, and discipleship.

• Develop a biblical theology of spiritual formation.
• Evaluate personal spiritual growth and discipline.
• Identify areas requiring spiritual development.
• Demonstrate servant leadership through holiness.

Students become acquainted with Christian ethics, moral values, and biblical standards for living within society and ministry.

• Discuss biblical principles of Christian morality.
• Apply Christian ethical standards to daily decisions.
• Evaluate moral issues from a biblical perspective.
• Practice integrity and leadership as Christians.

This course provides an overview of foundational Christian doctrines including God, salvation, Scripture, and the Church.

• Explain major Christian doctrines.
• Identify biblical teachings on worship and ministry.
• Evaluate theological issues relevant to ministry.
• Apply doctrine to Christian living.

Students study the Great Commission and practical methods for evangelism, discipleship, and church growth.

• Communicate the gospel effectively.
• Develop strategies for discipleship.
• Apply evangelism techniques in ministry contexts.
• Identify opportunities for mission outreach.

This course introduces biblical and theological leadership principles with emphasis on servant leadership and vision.

• Present biblical models of leadership.
• Evaluate leadership strengths and weaknesses.
• Develop leadership philosophies for ministry.
• Prepare for transformational Christian leadership.

This course examines the history, worship, doctrine, and spiritual traditions of the Celestial Church of Christ.

• Describe the development of the Celestial Church.
• Identify key doctrinal teachings.
• Explain worship and prophetic practices.
• Evaluate the church’s impact in society.