Reformed Master of Divinity Curriculum Materials
About This Program:
New Geneva's Master of Divinity (MDiv) is a comprehensive, professional program of study designed to equip individuals for both the pastorate and other gospel ministries.
This program combines robust, Reformed, exegetical-theological studies with a biblical foundation that includes the study of the original Hebrew and Greek languages. Students graduate with the tools to serve their church and God's kingdom.
Credit Hours: 100
Next Steps:
Ready to begin? A 15-minute discernment call is the fastest way to confirm that New Geneva's M.Div. aligns with your specific needs.
We will provide immediate clarity on transfer credits, remote learning options, and your timeline for ministry—saving you hours of time and research later. Select a time that works in the calendar on this page.
Why an M.Div. at New Geneva?
In an age of theological ambiguity, New Geneva refuses to drift. We are a confessional institution, grounded in the system of doctrine you find in the Westminster Standards. We believe that true "academic freedom" is found within the guardrails of orthodoxy, not outside of them.
Systematic Precision: You will learn how the whole counsel of God fits together, from Soteriology to Eschatology.
Exegetical Depth: Our curriculum prioritizes the Redemptive-Historical method, training you to preach Christ from all of Scripture.
Ecclesiastical Focus: This degree is not theoretical; it is designed to prepare you for the rigors of examinations, licensure, ordination, and the care of Christ’s flock.
The High Calling of Pastoral Ministry
The Master of Divinity (M.Div.) at New Geneva Theological Seminary is crafted for men who understand that the ministry of the Word and Sacrament requires more than good intentions—it requires rigorous preparation. This 100-credit program is the standard for ordination because it equips pastors to go directly to the source. You will not merely rely on commentaries; you will learn the original Hebrew and Greek, ensuring that your preaching is driven by the text of Scripture rather than the trends of the culture.
Who is This Degree For?
Aspiring Pastors: For those seeking ordination in various denominations or ecclesiastical settings (including the PCA, OPC, and other Reformed denominations). This program meets the rigorous academic requirements for examining committees.
Military Chaplains: For those called to serve globally. The M.Div. provides the comprehensive theological framework required for endorsement and service.
Future Scholars: The M.Div. is the essential prerequisite for advanced study (Th.M. or Ph.D.), providing the linguistic and historical foundation necessary for academic research.