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BACHELORS OF MINISTRY (CORE CLASSES) YEAR 3

FORM 301 - The Anointing (Fall A) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course explores the biblical foundations, theological significance, and practical applications of the anointing as detailed in Scripture. Students will examine key biblical passages, theological reflections, historical examples, and contemporary perspectives related to understanding and experiencing the anointing of the Holy Spirit.
 

Textbooks: The Greatest Bible Promises for the Anointing of the Holy Spirit, Smith Wigglesworth & Your Power in the Holy Spirit, John G Lake.

FORM 303 - Spiritual Gifts (Fall B) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the gifts of the Holy Spirit as described in the New Testament, examining their biblical foundations and implications for Christian life and ministry. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the nature and purpose of spiritual gifts.
 

Textbooks: The Holy Spirit, John Bevere & The Spiritual Gifts Handbook, by Randy Clark and Mary Healy.

FORM 302 - Spirit-lead Evangelism (Winter) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course explores the biblical foundations, theological principles, and practical methods of evangelism empowered and guided by the Holy Spirit. Students will examine and experience key biblical passages and contemporary practices related to sharing the Gospel in the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit. 


Textbooks: Prophetic Evangelism by Sean Smith & Power Evangelism, John Wimber.

CMIN 301 - Divine Healing (Spring A) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course explores the biblical foundations, theological perspectives, historical developments, and practical applications of divine healing. An emphasis will be placed on the nature of healing in scripture, the role of faith, prayer, and community in healing ministries.


Textbooks: Power to Heal: Keys to Activating God's Healing Power in Your Life, Randy Clark & Stories of Divine Healing: Supernatural Testimonies that Ignite Faith for Your Healing, Randy Clark & Bill Johnson

THEO 02 - Renewal Theology 202 (Spring B) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This is the second of three courses that provide an in-depth exploration of Renewal Theology within the context of Christian theology, examining its historical development, theological foundations, key doctrines, and practical implications for personal faith and ministry. Students will study the theological themes and movements associated with renewal and revival within the Church, focusing on the Holy Spirit's work, spiritual gifts, healing, prophecy, and the ongoing transformation of believers and communities. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the biblical basis of renewal theology, its impact on Christian spirituality, and its relevance for contemporary expressions of faith and mission.


Textbooks: Renewal Theology: Systematic Theology from a Charismatic Perspective (3 Volumes in 1) & Bible.

BACHELORS OF MINISTRY (CORE CLASSES) YEAR 4

CMIN 302 - Biblical Principles of Leadership (Spring A) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course provides a comprehensive study of the principles, practices, and characteristics of biblical leadership as exemplified in Scripture. An emphasis will be placed on developing a servant-hearted leadership style, cultivating spiritual maturity, and applying biblical wisdom to various leadership roles within the Church and beyond.


Textbooks: Rare leadership: Marcus Warner, Jim Wilder & The Multiplication Effect: Building a Leadership Pipeline that Solves Your Leadership Shortage, Mac Lake.

FORM 401 - Spiritual Authority (Spring B) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course explores the biblical principles, theological foundations, and practical applications of operating in God's spiritual authority as revealed in Scripture. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the nature of spiritual authority, discerning God's will, cultivating spiritual disciplines, and applying these principles to personal spiritual growth, leadership, and effective ministry.

 

Textbooks: I Give You Authority: Practicing the Authority Jesus Gave Us, Charles Kraft & The Believer's Authority, by Kenneth Hagin.

FORM 403 - Submission and Authority (Winter) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course explores the biblical principles, theological foundations, and practical implications of submitting to God's spiritual authority as revealed in Scripture. Students will examine key biblical passages, theological reflections, historical examples, and contemporary challenges related to understanding and practicing submission to Spiritual authority. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the nature of Spiritual authority, discerning God's will, cultivating a posture of humility and obedience, and applying these principles to Christian leadership.


Textbooks: Under Cover: Why Your Response to Leadership Determines Your Future, John Bevere & Enemy Access Denied, John Bevere -.

FORM 402 - Angelogy (Fall A) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of angels as spiritual beings within Christian theology, exploring their biblical foundations, theological significance, cultural interpretations, and practical implications for personal faith and ministry. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the nature and role of angels in God's plan, their interaction with humanity, and the implications of angelology for Christian belief and practice.


Textbooks: Angel Armies: Releasing the Warriors of Heaven, Tim Sheets & Heavenly Hosts, Finis Jennings Dake only ordered 1.

THEO 403 - Renewal Theology 303 (Fall B) - 6.0 Credit Hours

This is the third of three courses that provide an in-depth exploration of Renewal Theology within the context of Christian theology, examining its historical development, theological foundations, key doctrines, and practical implications for personal faith and ministry. Students will study the theological themes and movements associated with renewal and revival within the Church, focusing on the Holy Spirit's work, spiritual gifts, healing, prophecy, and the ongoing transformation of believers and communities. An emphasis will be placed on understanding the biblical basis of renewal theology, its impact on Christian spirituality, and its relevance for contemporary expressions of faith and mission.
 

Textbooks: Renewal Theology: Systematic Theology from a Charismatic Perspective (3 Volumes in 1) & Bible.

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