12 Courses
In this practical course, students will explore and discover what leading is, isn't, and how Jesus is both the model and the means for world changing leadership.
An overview of the 39 books of the protestant Old Testament.
The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with the messages of some of the major and minor prophets, and to provide guidelines and ideas in interpreting the prophetic corpus for personal study and for ministry activities. The course outlines many of the major historical and theological developments necessary to understand the messages of the prophets. The course includes reading much of the prophetic material from the Old Testament and a supplementary textbook.
2024/2025
This course will enable the student to gain a clearer understanding of the New Testament as a whole, as well as its parts. Students will gain factual knowledge that can be passed along so that all can better know the Jesus of the New Testament and share His good news with others. The student will gain knowledge about the structure, content, history, and geography of the New Testament.
2024/2025
This course introduces the student to basic principles of church leadership, church management and parliamentary law. Through reading, observation, and reflection the student will be prepared spiritually and practically to provide leadership in a local church.
Practically cultivate a lifestyle of God speaking to you and speaking through you that is rooted in the love of God and true humility.
2024/2025
To develop the ability to read, study, interpret, apply, and teach others the Word of God.
This course will equip you with a working knowledge of the development, values, and organization of The Wesleyan Church. Our denomination’s roots grow deep in the soil of orthodox, Protestant, evangelical, holiness traditions. Out of that rich heritage, you will discover models, mentors, methods and messages that relate directly to an effective ministry in contemporary society.
This course provides a combination of theory and practice in the preparation and delivery of sermons. Special attention will be given to developing a theology of preaching, in addition to understanding biblical interpretation for preaching. Analysis of sample sermons will equip students to grow as preachers and learn how to analyze preaching. Students will be given the opportunity to preach and provide feedback to other students’ sermons. While this class functions as a “how to” for preaching, it also deeply explores what preaching is in order for faithful and fitting preaching to occur. This course is designed to explore the purpose, mechanics, and methodology of the art of preaching.