Certificate of Pastoral Studies

A comprehensive study of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ as portrayed in the four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Emphasis is placed on the teachings, parables, miracles, and redemptive mission of Christ.

Explores the power, purpose, and practice of prayer as seen throughout Scripture. Students learn to develop a strong personal prayer life rooted in biblical principles.

An introduction to biblical evangelism, emphasizing personal witnessing, street ministry, and church-based outreach strategies. Students learn to share the gospel effectively in diverse settings.

A foundational study of the first five books of the Bible—Genesis through Deuteronomy—highlighting creation, covenant, law, and God’s redemptive plan for humanity.

Covers the theology and practice of worship in the church. Students explore biblical expressions of praise and worship, including music, dance, and lifestyle worship.

A survey of the twelve Minor Prophets, focusing on their messages of repentance, justice, restoration, and hope. The course explores their relevance to the modern church.

This course encourages spiritual growth through humility, submission, and a willingness to learn. Students cultivate attitudes essential for leadership and discipleship.

A guided research and writing course where students demonstrate their understanding of biblical topics through academic papers. Emphasis is placed on study methods and scholarly integrity.

Introduces the principles of biblical counseling, emphasizing the role of Scripture, spiritual discernment, and the Holy Spirit in addressing emotional and spiritual needs.

Focuses on the unique role of the pastor as counselor. Topics include grief care, marriage counseling, crisis intervention, and pastoral ethics.