Explore the major people, events, themes, and writings of the Old Testament while developing an understanding of its historical and cultural context. Learners will examine how the Old Testament reveals God’s redemptive purposes and provides an essential foundation for understanding the biblical story and Christian faith.

Explore the historical setting, major writings, people, and theological themes of the New Testament. Learners will examine the life and ministry of Jesus, the development of the early Church, the teachings of the apostles, and the continuing significance of the New Testament for Christian life and ministry.

Examine foundational Christian doctrines including Scripture, God, creation, humanity, sin, and the person and work of Jesus Christ. Learners will explore how these beliefs emerge from Scripture and why sound theology matters for Christian life, ministry, and practice.

Continue the study of Christian theology through doctrines including salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Church, spiritual gifts, Christian life, and last things. Learners will consider how theological convictions shape spiritual formation, ministry practice, and participation in the mission of God.

Explore the spiritual practices, relationships, character, and biblical principles that contribute to lifelong Christian formation. Learners will examine personal spiritual development, dependence on the Holy Spirit, discipleship, servant leadership, and the responsibility of helping others mature in their faith.

Develop foundational skills for studying, interpreting, applying, and communicating Scripture in ministry settings. Integrating introductory hermeneutics and homiletics, learners will practice moving from biblical text to faithful application and develop practical skills for teaching, preaching, leading Bible studies, preparing devotionals, and communicating biblical truth to different audiences.