This seminar is a study of the art and practice of communicating biblical truths through teaching and preaching for the edification, exhortation, and admonition of the body of Christ.

(1.25 Units)

This course provides an overview of the major ecclesiastical streams, events, and individuals who have influenced the formation and evolution of the church from the Day of Pentecost to the present age.

(2.5 Units)

In this seminar, students will be introduced to the history and structure of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel and they will study the doctrinal statements of the denomination.

(1.25 Units)

A survey of the Old Testament is designed to assist the student in recognizing that these texts lay a foundation for the fulfillment found in the New Testament in the revelation of Jesus.

(2.5 Units)

A survey of New Testament is designed to assist the student in understanding the fulfillment of the prophecies and promises articulated in the Old Testament as evident in the person and ministry of Jesus

(2.5 Units)

Biblical Interpretation introduces the student to the basic and systematic approaches to the study of God’s Word, to provide the tools and principles for preparing sermons, teachings, as well as for personal devotions.

(1.25 Units)

This course is designed to provide coaching concepts and principles, based on biblical standards, for implementation in ministry and life by a pastor or leader in the care of their congregants whether in a church, para-church, or marketplace setting

(1.25 Unit)

This seminar will guide students in the purpose of and necessity to practice spiritual disciplines, which nourish the individual and lead to growth and transformation through the power of the Holy Spirit and the submission of the individual’s will.

(1.25 Units)

A reflective study in learning how to clarify an individual’s calling and Spirit-led purpose, which results in a comprehensive refocusing of vision and an increase in ministry effectiveness.

(1.25 Unit)

Pastoral Ministry and Perspective is designed for emerging as well as seasoned pastors and leaders by providing or reinforcing guidelines for pastoral ministry from the perspective of various pastors.

(2.5 Units)

Each student is to participate in a local, national, or international outreach prior to completion of the program. A key aspect of this course is gaining knowledge of culture. The outreach can be a current ministry responsibility. Prior approval of the outreach by the professor is required. This course is a directed study and includes reading and writing assignments.

(0.5 Unit)

Mentoring Internship is designed to integrate with the student’s journey in this program in which each student meets regularly with a mentor for accountability and guidance in this one-year program. This course is required each trimester (0.5 units/trimester).

(1.5 Units)

This class is the first of a two-part theology course. In this course, students will study Theology and Christology within the framework of the doctrines and traditions of the Foursquare church.

(2.5 Units)

This class is the second of a two-part theology course. In this course, students will study Pneumatology and Ecclesiology within the framework of the doctrines and traditions of the Foursquare church.

(2.5 Units)

This course is a biblical, historical, and practical study of discipleship based on the fourstage model entitled, “Disciples of All Nations” to encourage the development or sustenance of missional churches.

(1.25 Units)

This seminar focuses on the ministry of the Holy Spirit in the life of the church and individual believers.

This course examines the worship of God and the pastor’s role of leading his/her church into the presence of God as a community of worshippers. The biblical and practical elements of worship will be presented.

(1.25 Units)