A study of the Book of Acts with a focus on its theology, literary artistry and depiction of Christian origins. 

Prerequisite: BIBL 0501. 

This course will be delivered synchronously online from Monday to Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

Explores the ways in which gender and culture dynamics influence one’s understanding and expression of suffering and grief as well as the process of recovery from loss. Consideration will be given to mourning traditions of different cultures and the need for self-awareness, sensitivity and understanding of various culture and gender dynamics.

An intensive introduction to the fundamentals of Greek for the study of the New Testament. Intended for Master of Divinity students and other theological students who wish to move quickly into the study of the Bible in the original languages.

A continuation of NEWT 0321. 

Prerequisite: NEWT 0321. 

This course will be delivered synchronously online 2 nights a week from June 21 to July 29 (Mondays & Thursdays, 6:30 - 9:20PM).

This course will examine emotionally focused therapy (EFT) for couples. EFT is an evidence-based, short term, experiential, and systematic model. The course will introduce the major concepts of adult love, attachment theory, and the 3 stages (and 9 steps) of EFT. There will be an emphasis on the clinical skills and interventions utilized in EFT.

The Next Generation (early, middle, late and extended adolescence) is in a time of focused self-definition. They face “big questions” coloured by culture and their development. This course will identify how to bring the gospel to the Next Generation’s questions.

The emphasis will be on both the impact of transitions such as divorce, remarriage and single parenting on family relationships from a systemic approach as well as considering effective therapeutic interventions when working with such changing family systems.

An introduction to the basic principles of biblical Hebrew with emphasis on morphology, phonology and syntax.

This synchronous online course will be livestreamed on Monday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 PM - 9:20 PM. 

The continuation of OLDT 0611 Hebrew Grammar I, including some reading of selected portions of the Hebrew Old Testament.

Prerequisite: OLDT 0611

This synchronous online course will be livestreamed on Monday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 PM - 9:20 PM. 

Provides a vision for Christian education (CE) in the life and mission of the church. Drawing from key passages in the Bible and the wider field of education, learners will develop a biblical theology of CE and discipleship, be familiar with some learning theories (especially Jesus’ model), reflect on one’s growth as disciple and teacher, and develop a working framework for teaching.

Builds a biblical foundation, explores faith development issues and formulates a rationale for ministry to children. Practical approaches that respond to the spiritual needs of children and nurture their growth as whole persons are included.

This course is designed to provide the student with a general introduction to the historical, sociological and religious world in which the Old Testament was produced, as well as the discipline of Old Testament theology and the major theological emphases of the Old Testament.

Recommended prerequisite: BIBL 0501

Provides an introduction to pastoral care and counselling within the context of the Christian ministry. The nature of pastoral care and counselling from biblical, theological, and psychological perspectives will be explored. Emphasis will be on foundational counselling skills and processes within a framework of focused, short-term counseling.

A study of the Biblical data related to the demonic. Practical application to Christian living regarding victory over the enemy in individual lives and in the church. Includes a discussion of guidelines for deliverance ministry.

This synchronous online course will be livestreamed from Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. 

A study of the book of Job with a special focus on its literary features, theological message
and contemporary relevance. Different reading strategies proposed to deal with the apparent tensions inherent in the work will be examined. 

Prerequisite: BIBL 0501. Recommended: OLDT 0511.

A close reading of James, 1 & 2 Peter and Jude, with special attention given to literary, sociohistorical and theological understandings of the epistles. 

Prerequisite: BIBL 0501.

This synchronous online course will be held from Monday to Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. 

Provides an overview of Dallas Willard’s understanding of the Christian spiritual life and how he saw God’s desire for people to live in the Kingdom.

This course informs students about the fundamentals of the addictive process and standard and systemic treatment procedures. Lectures, personal reflection, group interaction, discussion and assignments will be used to help students understand the theoretical, spiritual and practical elements of addictions work.

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