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Theological Studies: Theological Survey

• THE 562 Theology of Worship:  A practical application in the development of a music and worship program.  Special emphasis is given to the Biblical basis for worship in the Church today.  Modes and concepts of worship are examined.
• THE 603 The Names of God:  A comprehensive survey of the names of God both in the Old and New Testaments proves to be a source of strength and hope to the student.  This course is designed to provide greater insight into the nature of God and our relationship to Him.
• THE 630 Hermeneutics:  A study of the science and laws of Biblical exegesis and interpretation.  The principles, methods, and rules by which the meaning of Scripture may be ascertained are examined.
• THE 642 New Testament Ministries:  An examination of the call and ministry of the five-fold ministry in the local church.  The church in its functioning as the Body of Christ is also considered.
• THE 662 Comparative Religions:  A comparative study of the main world religious systems as related to the Biblical principles of Christianity.  Modern cults are also addressed and major points in witnessing to adherents of non-Christian religions are discussed.
• THE 664 Fasting:  An in-depth study of the biblical and theological foundation for the practice of the spiritual discipline of fasting.  Various types of fasting are defined and explained to inspire an active interest in practicing this principle for personal and corporate spiritual growth.
• THE 702 The Covenants of God:  This course explores the various covenants of God in the Old Testament emphasizing their importance for the Church of Jesus Christ.
• THE 762 Apologetics:  A study of the defense of the faith, particularly from the standpoint of the authority of the Bible and historical evidences of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
• THE 764 Bible Prophecy:  The nature of biblical prophecy is explained while specific examples of prophets and their messages are studied.  Old and New Testament examples are explored highlighting the principles that govern interpretation of prophecy.
• THE 861 Dynamics of Revival:  This course is a study of historical and contemporary revival movements with the intent to identify the principles that initiate and maintain spiritual revival for individuals and the Church.
• THE 890 Specialized Theological Study:  A custom made course of study available for students who would like to study a theological topic that is not currently offered.  A special syllabus will be created by a faculty advisor with a timetable and projects to fulfill the 3 credit hour requirement.

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