Master of Arts in Christian Ministry · Est. 1993

MACM Program

Theological depth for the front lines of ministry.

New Geneva's Master of Arts in Christian Ministry equips elders, parachurch leaders, and church staff for gospel ministry — full seminary-level theological training, without the requirement of original biblical languages.

Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM) at New Geneva Theological Seminary
48
Credit Hours
19
Courses
No
Biblical Languages
$300
Per Credit Hour

Why a MACM at New Geneva?

Why study at New Geneva? The spiritual health of a congregation extends far beyond the pulpit. A thriving church requires ruling elders who can shepherd with wisdom, parachurch leaders grounded in sound doctrine, and dedicated staff equipped to disciple with precision. The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM) at New Geneva is built specifically for you—delivering a robust, confessional education to strengthen your hands for the vital work you are already doing.

Uncompromising Foundation

You will not just learn about theology; you will be immersed in the rich, historic truths of the Reformed faith and the Westminster Standards, giving you a deep well of doctrinal certainty to draw from.

Transformative Discipleship

We prioritize the practical application of Scripture. Whether you are counseling a family in crisis or leading a small group, you will learn how to bring the truth of God's Word to bear on real-world challenges with grace and clarity.

Accessible Excellence

Designed for the working leader, this curriculum provides the scholarly rigor of a seminary education—including a comprehensive sweep of redemptive history—without the requirement of original biblical languages.

Course Requirements (48 Credit Hours)

Five areas of study spanning the Scriptures, theology, history, and pastoral ministry. Select a category to view its courses.

  • OT 501Old Testament Survey I2 hrs
  • OT 502Old Testament Survey II2 hrs
  • OT 503Old Testament Survey III2 hrs
  • NT 501New Testament Survey I2 hrs
  • NT 502New Testament Survey II2 hrs
  • NT 503New Testament Survey III2 hrs
  • NT 508Biblical Hermeneutics2 hrs
Total: 14 Credits (182 Clock Hrs)
  • CH 501Overview of Church History I2 hrs
  • CH 502Overview of Church History II2 hrs
  • CH 505American Church History2 hrs
  • RS 503Christian World View I2 hrs
  • RS 504Christian World View II2 hrs
Total: 10 Credits (130 Clock Hrs)
  • ST 501Introduction to Reformed Theology2 hrs
  • ST 502Systematic Theology I: Revelation and Inspiration2 hrs
  • ST 503Systematic Theology II: God2 hrs
  • ST 505Systematic Theology IV: Person and Work of Christ2 hrs
Total: 8 Credits (104 Clock Hrs)
  • PT 501 A/BPastoral Counseling4 hrs
  • PT 502-504PT 502 A/B through PT 504 A/B (select both A and B of one of the three series)4 hrs
Total: 8 Credits (104 Clock Hrs)
  • ElectivesStudent-choice elective courses8 hrs
Total: 8 Credits (104 Clock Hrs)

Frequently Asked Questions

The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry is a non-professional degree designed for ruling elders, deacons, worship leaders, Sunday school teachers, and other ministry leaders seeking to enhance their effectiveness within a Reformed, covenantal framework. It provides full seminary-level theological training without requiring biblical language study.

The MACM requires a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Biblical language study is not required for this program. For complete admission requirements and application details, visit our Admissions page.

Yes. New Geneva offers a fully remote MACM designed for those actively serving in their local churches or communities who need flexible, high-quality theological training. The digital community format ensures students grow in community with other servant-leaders while completing the 48-credit degree from anywhere in the world.

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