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Master of Ministry (M.Min.) in Biblical Teaching
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The Master of Ministry program is designed to equip individuals who desire to increase their knowledge in areas of ministry through community and practical application based on an understanding of our true spiritual heritage of the Organic-Open Church in the New Testament. This program provides excellent training for those who desire to grow in a deeper relationship with the Lord and what it means to be His disciple and an integral part of the Body of Christ. The Master of Ministry is open to all those who desire serve the Body of Christ in various capacities as well as vocations. This program provides in-depth training of applied ministry such as leadership and teaching and is ideal for those with apostolic, prophetic, pastoral, teaching and evangelistic gifts as well other ministry gifts that support the equipping of the saints in the Body of Christ.

APTH 5600: Hearing God's Voice: The Power of Revelation Knowledge        This course is a wonderful investigation of God’s call to live in spirit and in truth. You  will learn the importance of the illumination of scripture and the application of  revelation knowledge as a means to living the victorious Spirit-filled life. Key topics include an examination of the limitations of reasoned (human) knowledge, the role of theology and doctrine, and the place of revelation knowledge in renewing the mind. This course is the prerequisite to all other courses in the Master of Ministry program.

APTH 5650: Living According to the Kingdom                                              This course will help define what the Gospel of the Kingdom is, and how we can live in the principles and attitudes of the Kingdom more fully. You will examine the Sermon on the Mount, which has been called the Manifesto of the King. We will take a verse-by-verse examination of this to see how we should be developing in character as its citizens, and what the relationship of the Kingdom of Heaven is to the world.

APTH 5675: The Ethics of Contemporary Issues                                           This course we will examine the basis of Christian ethics. We will study God’s Word to discover the precepts and principles we are given about such subjects as sex, family, honesty, suicide, abortion, the education of children, economics, humanism, and more. We will discover the character of God which provides the foundation of the commands and learn to apply the Test of Truth and the Evidence of Truth in any circumstance.

APTH 5725: The Organic-Open Church: A Return to New Testament Foundations                                                                                                This course introduces the student to God’s true design for the Body of Christ as laid out in the New Testament. An investigation of ‘modern’ church and leadership practices will be examined and the student will gain a deep understanding of the Church as a living organism not an institutional organization.

INTC 5700: The Ministry of Intercessory Prayer                                                Whether you have been an intercessor for years or are just beginning to explore this exciting topic, you will be instructed and inspired by this course. You will be exposed to many different methodologies for organizing and engaging in intercessory prayer.

MINN 5200: Understanding the Five Fold Ministry                                        This course is an in-depth examination of the ministry gifts of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers. Jesus gave gifts to men. Discover how these gifts function together in the church "to prepare God's people for works of service". This study will help you further understand God's call on your life.

MINN 5450: Spirit-Anointed Teaching                                                          This course will inspire you to enjoy the benefits of experiencing God and sensing the transmission of the life flow of the precious Holy Spirit in a group setting. You will be taught how to make every group meeting a time of encounter with the Lord where each individual receives an impartation of the anointing of the Holy Spirit.

MLDS 5350: Leadership from a Servant's Heart                                                 This course will take a look at God’s plan for leadership in His Church. Every major passage of Scripture dealing with the subject will be carefully studied. You will also study various material on the subject.

MLDS 5360: Supernatural Authority: Naturally Supernatural                              This course will inspire you regarding how the Lord revealed His eternal purpose for us when He created to have dominion in the earth. You will walk in a new boldness as you live in victory over Satan and demon powers in your daily life and ministry.

PHIL 5255: World Religious Perspectives                                                           A historical and comparative survey of the principal beliefs and practices of the world's major religions. Major religions are considered: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Shinto and Taoism.

THEO 5475: The Power of the Blood Covenant                                            The purpose of this course is to help the student understand the concept of a blood covenant and how it relates to the covenant God has made for us through Jesus Christ. The student learns the basic blood covenant ritual and how God made it known to Adam, Abraham, Moses, and the prophets as a picture of the blood of the everlasting covenant He made for us with the Lord Jesus Christ.

MMIN 5900: M.Min. Project/Thesis                                                                                                In this course, learners work on a faculty-guided project or thesis related to the learner’s interests in his/her area of applied ministry. The projects integrate creativity, relevance and integrity to produce works of the highest quality.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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