Our General Education curriculum is designed to build a strong academic foundation while nurturing critical thinking, communication, and a Christ-centered perspective. These courses introduce students to essential disciplines—including English, mathematics, social sciences, history, business, technology, and the humanities—equipping them with practical skills for both academic success and everyday life.

Through subjects such as psychology, sociology, global history, and philosophy, students gain a broader understanding of the world and diverse perspectives, while courses in religion and ethics encourage thoughtful reflection grounded in Christian values. This well-rounded program prepares students to engage confidently in their major studies and to serve effectively in their communities and future vocations.

New Testament Studies

This New Testament course series introduces students to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the development of the early Church. Through the study of the Gospels, Acts, and the Pauline Epistles, students gain a deeper understanding of the message of salvation and the mission of believers. The inclusion of New Testament Greek allows students to explore Scripture in its original language, enhancing their ability to interpret and apply biblical truths with clarity and depth.

Systematic Theology

This sequence of Systematic Theology courses provides a structured and comprehensive study of core Christian doctrines. Students explore key theological themes such as the nature of God, salvation, the Church, and last things, developing a clear and coherent understanding of biblical truth. Through careful study and reflection, this program equips students to articulate their faith with confidence and apply sound doctrine in both ministry and daily life.

Practical Theology (Requirements)

This Practical Theology course series equips students to live out their faith in real-life contexts and effective ministry. Through studies in Christian education, spiritual formation, apologetics, and preaching, students develop essential skills for teaching, leadership, and discipleship. Courses such as Christianity in the marketplace also prepare students to integrate biblical principles into everyday work and life, empowering them to serve with purpose, integrity, and confidence in a variety of settings.

This series of Professional Study courses is designed to prepare students for effective ministry and leadership in diverse contexts. Through seminars, leadership training, discipleship, evangelism, and global missions, students gain both theological insight and practical experience. The inclusion of a ministry practicum provides hands-on opportunities to apply classroom learning in real-world settings, equipping students to lead, serve, and impact communities with confidence and a Christ-centered vision.