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Master of Divinity

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The Master of Divinity is a comprehensive, professional program of study designed to prepare individuals for pastoral and other gospel ministries. Built on a strong biblical and theological foundation that includes the study of the original Hebrew and Greek languages of the Bible, it balances academic excellence with practical, on-the-job training. To facilitate this total development, students pursuing the degree are encouraged to be involved regularly in a local church under the oversight of that church’s governing board. Within the local church context, students are urged to be exposed to and involved in a wide range of ministry opportunities. The program requires the completion of fifty courses (100 units).

 

Credit Hours: 100

Required Courses

  • CH 501 Overview of Church History I

  • CH 502 Overview of Church History II

  • CH 505 American Church History

  • ME 504 Introduction to Missions

  • NT 501 New Testament Survey I

  • NT 502 New Testament Survey II

  • NT 503 New Testament Survey III

  • NT 504A Introduction to Greek I

  • NT 504B Introduction to Greek II

  • NT 504C Introduction to Greek III

  • NT 505 New Testament Exegesis I

  • NT 506 New Testament Exegesis II

  • NT 507 New Testament Biblical Theology

  • NT 508 Biblical Hermeneutics

  • NT 509 Life of Christ

  • NT 510 Romans

  • OT 501 Old Testament Survey I

  • OT 502 Old Testament Survey II

  • OT 503 Old Testament Survey III

  • OT 504A Introduction to Hebrew I

  • OT 504B Introduction to Hebrew II

  • OT 504C Introduction to Hebrew III

  • OT 505 Old Testament Exegesis I

  • OT 506 Old Testament Exegesis II

  • OT 507 Old Testament Biblical Theology

  • PT 501A Pastoral Counseling I

  • PT 501B Pastoral Counseling II

  • PT 502A Homiletics I

  • PT 502B Homiletics II

  • PT 503A Leadership I

  • PT 503B Leadership II

  • PT 504A Church Development I

  • PT 504B Church Development II

  • PT 507 Worship

  • PT 511 Pastoral Theology

  • RS 503 The Christian World View I

  • RS 504 The Christian World View II

  • RS 541 Reformed Perspectives on Christ and Culture

  • ST 501 Introduction to Reformed Theology

  • ST 502 Systematic and Historical Theology I: Revelation and Inspiration

  • ST 503 Systematic and Historical Theology II: God

  • ST 504 Systematic and Historical Theology III: Man

  • ST 505 Systematic and Historical Theology IV: Person and Work of Christ

  • ST 506 Systematic and Historical Theology V: Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

  • ST 507 Systematic and Historic Theology VI: The Church and Last Things

  • ST 508 Comparative Evangelical Theologies

  • ST 509 Social Ethics

  • ST 510 History of Philosophy and Logic

  • ST 513 History of Apologetics

  • ST 514 Contemporary Apologetic Systems

 

Elective Courses

No electives for this degree program

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