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Course Syllabus ∙ Bachelor of Theology

Course # Course Title Course Description/Credit Value

Required Material Assignment
BIB 452 Psalms and Hebrew Poetry This course is the exploration of the Psalms, with study of the ancient poetry,
rich imagery, historical context, and religious and theological implications of
the hymnbook of ancient Israel. Credit Hours: 3
Book: Book of Psalm, Wisdom 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Books
Author: J.P. Fokkelman
GLB 424 Intro to World Religions Basic features and historical background of the religions of Confucianism,
Taoism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Christianity. Credit Hours: 3
Book: So What’s the 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Difference? 2. Create a chart comparing 4 major religions including Christianity.
Author: Fritz Ridenour
THY 401 Principles of Theology This course is a study of the foundations of Christian belief. Students explore
basic themes in Christian thought such as the knowledge of God, the origin
of sin, the nature of humanity, the person and work of Jesus Christ, and the
doctrine of the Holy Spirit. Credit Hours: 3
Book: Theology The Basics 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Author: Alister E. McGrath
THY 434 Synoptic Gospels This course will examine and synthesize the Gospel accounts of Matthew,
Mark and Luke. The three Gospel accounts will be examined individually and
in relation to each other. Finally, the student will assume the commonalities
and distinctions between the Synoptic Gospels and the fourth Gospel.
Credit Hours: 3
Book: The Synoptic Gospels 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Author: Keith Nickle
THY 438 Eschatology This course is designed to introduce the student to the various components
of end time theology. The different theories of the tribulation and the
millennium are studied. The contributions of prophetic and apocalyptic
literature are examined in both the Old and New Testaments.
Credit Hours: 3
Book: Victorious Eschatology 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Author: Harold Eberle
THY 444 Christology and Kingdom A survey of theological reflection on Jesus of Nazareth, his life, his teaching,
Theology his death and resurrection. The course examines the New Testament, early
Christian theologians, the important conciliar definitions, and contemporary
discussion. It covers three main questions: Who is Jesus? How does Jesus
save us? What did Jesus teach and do during the time of his ministry?
Credit Hours: 3
Book: Kingdom Principles 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Author: Myles Monroe
Course # Course Title Course Description/Credit Value
Required Material Assignment
THY 446 Systematic Theology This course is the exploration of core doctrinal and theological beliefs of the
Christian faith. Based preeminently on Scripture and on other Christian
sources and norms, students study the nature and task of theology, the
revelation and knowledge of God, the nature and works of the triune God,
creation and providence, the nature of humanity, and the nature and effects
of sin. Students also learn to assess doctrine and theology from a variety of
theological perspectives. Credit Hours: 3
Book: Who Is God? 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Author: Harold Eberle
THY 454 Theology of Worship This course is a practical application in the development of a music and
worship program. Special emphasis is given to the Biblical basis for worship
in the church today. Credit Hours: 3
Book: Worship His Majesty 1. Write a reaction paper on the required book.
Author: Jack Hayford
PME 300 Practical Ministry Experience Practical experience within a ministry or professional organization. Each student
must have 10 or more hours per month. Bachelor Level. Required
Credit Hours: 24