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2012-2013 Seminary Programs Academic Catalog
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Program 1 . . . . 90 semester hours
Bible and theology (36 semester hours)
BIB 5112 Genesis to Song of Solomon: God’s
Plan of Creation and Redemption
BIB 5113 Prophets: God’s Message of
Redemption and Judgment
BIB 5132 Gospels: God’s Means of Providing
Redemption
BIB 5133 Acts to Revelation: God’s People
Proclaiming Redemption Globally
BIB 5410 Hermeneutics: Interpreting and
Applying the Bible
THE 6310 Systematic Theology 1
THE 6320 Systematic Theology 2
THE 6341 Theological Methods and Issues
one biblical language sequence
GRE 5110, Greek 1-4
5111, 6210,
63xx
HEB 5110, Hebrew 1-4
5111, 6220,
65xx
Worldview and spiritual
formation (15 semester hours)
HIS 6221 History of Global Christianity 1
HIS 6231 History of Global Christianity 2
ICS 5031 The Mission of God
ICS 6024 Understanding Cultures and
Worldviews
MIN 5300 Foundations of Spiritual Formation
ministry skills and internship
(18 semester hours)
CNC 5400 Ministry of Counseling
HOM 6300 Foundations for Biblical Preaching
MIN 5310 Biblical Foundations of Leadership
MIN 6344 Transformational Bible Teaching
INT 6211-14 Internship 1-4
concentration (21 semester hours)
CNC 6400 Pastoral Care Techniques
MIN 6130 Nature of the Chaplain
MIN 6460 Public Ministry Skills for a
Multi-Faith Context
four of the following:
CNC 6710 Brief and Solution-Focused
Counseling
CNC 6410 Crisis Counseling
CNC 6441 Counseling Grief and Loss
CNC 6730 Marriage and Family Counseling
CNC 6460 Clinical Pastoral Education (1 unit)
CNC 6711 Psychopathology for Ministry
Contexts
ICS 5010 Introduction to World Religions
MIN 6461 Personal Evangelism for
Chaplains
THE 6500 Christian Social Ethics
Master of Divinity (Chaplaincy)
The
m.div. (chaplaincy)
provides you with a comprehensive range of biblical-theological knowledge
and practical skills for ministry leadership along with specialized skills to perform the pastoral, caregiver,
emotional and spiritual roles of a chaplain. It prepares you to serve as a chaplain in a military, institutional
or organizational context.
Curriculum of Study