Rooted in Faith.
This program represents an opportunity to engage the very foundations of the Christian faith. Including classes on Scripture, Christian doctrine, church history, and philosophy, the curriculum encourages depth and breadth that will prayerfully serve students’ future ministries for the rest of their lives. The breadth of this program provides students with wholistic formation, producing well-rounded and broadly capable graduates. From this broad and sturdy foundation, students can launch into various ministry opportunities, encountering various challenges and conversations with grace and wisdom.
PROGRAM COURSE INFORMATION
Biblical Studies (15 hours)
BIB 505 Biblical Hermeneutics
NTS 501 New Testament Introduction I
NTS 502 New Testament Introduction II
OTS 501 Old Testament Introduction I
OTS 502 Old Testament Introduction II
Ministerial Studies (6 hours)
MIN 503 Personal Evangelism
MIN 715 Ministry Practicum
Theological and Philosophical Studies (18 hours)
PHI 502 Philosophy of Religion
THS 512 Prolegomena and Trinitarianism
THS 514 Anthropology, Hamartiology, and Soteriology
THS 516 Baptist Ecclesiology and Eschatology
THS 660 Patristic, Medieval, and Reformation Theology
THS 665 Modern and Postmodern Theology
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One of the best experiences of my life. The wisdom they imparted to me so I could share the Gospel with the world is indescribable.
CAREERS
Graduates with a M.A. in Christian Studies are prepared to step into the following roles:
- Pastor (especially discipleship pastor, associate pastor)
- Parachurch leader
- Worship leader
- Missionary
- Bi-vocational church leader
From 2018—2021, 67% of those who graduated with a M.A. in Christian Studies are either employed or continuing their education.
Ty Kieser
Assistant Professor of Theology; Program Director of M.A. in Theological & Biblical Studies and M.A. in Christian Studies
