Biblical Theology of Mission: Introductory Master’s level course in theology of mission, surveying God’s mission throughout Scripture. The overall goal is to prepare the modern day missionary to acquire skills in thematic and missiological hermeneutics to then utilize Scripture as a field guide for addressing mission challenges.

Gospels, The: Bachelor’s and beginning Master’s level course examining the unique nature and missiology of the four Gospels and the expansion of Jesus’ mission. The course is designed to allow the modern day ministries to see the centrality and diversity of Jesus’ mission, as expressed by the four gospel writers in their unique mission fields, acting as a guide to transform and direct today’s mission and ministry efforts.

Hermeneutical Approaches to Scripture: Advanced Masters or Introductory PhD level course examining five hermeneutics in detail, including thematic, missiological, scientific, spiritual, and ethno-hermeneutics. All hermeneutics are presented with case studies. The overall goal is to prepare PhD students to understand and utilize multiple hermeneutical tools, and further equip the student to assess the merits of unknown hermeneutics.

Mission in the Gospels and Acts: Intermediate Master’s level course examining the unique contextual missiology of the four Gospels and Acts. The course is designed to allow the modern day missionary to utilize and incorporate the missiological values of Jesus and the early church while developing transformative skills to guide today’s mission.

Pauline Theology of Missions: Advanced Master’s level course examining the Pauline biblical literature, preparing the modern day missionary to discern God’s missional concerns in the Pauline writings and develop skills that will transform today’s missionary practice (includes textbooks from Dean Gilliland and Roland Allen).