• CHM 1001 – Exploring God’s Call (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 2000 – Beginning Biblical Interpretation (3 credit hrs.)
• CED 2012 – Spiritual Formation (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 3110 – Elementary Greek I (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 3210 – Elementary Greek II (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 4130 – Intermediate Greek I (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 4230 – Intermediate Greek II (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 4095 – Senior Seminar in Theology and Vocation (3 credit hrs.)
• TST 3051 – Principles of Christian Theology (3 credit hrs.)

Six (6) additional credits electives from:

• BST 3010 – OT Commentary/Literature of the Torah (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 3020 – OT Commentary/Literature of the Prophets (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 3040 – NT Commentary/Literature of the Gospels & Acts (3 credit hrs.)
• BST 3070 – NT Commentary/Literature of the Letters (3 credit hrs.)

Select Six (6) upper-division credits in Bible, Theology, and Ministry

• BST 1/2/3/4045 – Special Topics in Biblical Literature (3 credit hrs.)
  • Study of biblical literature that investigates individual books or meaningful clusters
    in terms of the background, purpose, literary composition, and interpretation.
    Emphasis is given to current issues in biblical studies.
• CED 3015 – Christian Discipleship (3 credit hrs.)
  • Responding to the Great Commission mandate from our Lord (see Matthew 28:16-
    20), students explore the discipleship ministry of the church from cradle to grave.
    Biblical, historical, lifespan and contemporary concepts are identified and are
    applied to the nurture and formation of Christ followers. Contemporary expressions
    of discipleship are researched and analyzed for their effectiveness as students
    devise plans for faithfully fulfilling the Great Commission in their life and ministry.
• CED 3060 – Spiritual Practices (3 credit hrs.)
  • A practical experience offered in spiritual formation. The focus will be on the
    development of the spiritual life through activities and disciplines (practices) such
    as meditation, prayer, fasting, journaling, lectio divina, etc. Experimentation and
    practices both in and out of the class, written reflections, and group process will be
    included.
• CHM 3012 – Communicating the Gospel (3 credit hrs.)
  • This course investigates sermon preparation skills and communication approaches
    appropriate for the 21st Century. It emphasizes the spiritual preparation of the
    communicator, the content of the message, the context of the receivers, and the
    methods (media) of delivery.