Master's Program

Master of Ministry/Theology

Courses and requirements.

Prerequisite: Bachelor's Degree

Dear students,

To successfully earn credit for each course, it is required that students submit a 200-word comment for each lesson and a comprehensive and detailed 2000-word essay providing an in-depth analysis of each course, and complete and pass a comprehensive exam when all courses have been completed. Simply let us know when you are prepared to take the exam, and we will email it to you. All essays, and the exam, should be emailed to students@wisdomschoolofchristiantheology.org.

The student will also complete a Master's thesis, ranging from 15,000 to 35,000 words, on one of the following subjects. This thesis must be completed after all other assignments and courses are finished. It is advisable to begin preparing for your thesis as early as possible.

The Theological Implications of the Trinity in Christian Worship and Practice
The Role of Grace and Works in Justification: A Comparative Study of Pauline and Jamesian Theology
The Biblical Basis for Christian Stewardship and Environmental Ethics
The Doctrine of Original Sin and Its Impact on Human Nature and Salvation
The Role of Women in Early Christian Leadership and Ministry
The Biblical Foundations of Christian Apologetics and Their Relevance in Contemporary Culture
The Origin and Membership of the Church: A Biblical and Theological Examination of Its Founding, Identity, and Means of Membership
The Parables of Jesus: Interpretation and Application in Modern Contexts
The Theology of Suffering and Comfort in the Book of Job
The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Life and Ministry of the Early Church

Biblical Training
https://www.biblicaltraining.org/

You will need to create a free account to take the courses. Simply Follow the instructions, create an account, and take the following courses

Acts

Pastoral Epistles

Romans

Galatians

Hebrews

Revelation

Textual Criticism

The Historical Reliability of the Gospels

Historical Reliability of the New Testament Documents

Bible Translation

Theology of Credible Leadership

Pastoral Care and Leadership

Worship Pastors and their Teams

Leading Teams with Care

Developing Leaders in the Small Church

Spiritual Life of the Leader

Peacemaking in the Church and Beyond

Leading Change in the Church

Principles of Effective Leadership

Theology of World Missions

Islam

Essentials of Buddhism

Buddhism

Essentials of Hinduism

Essentials of African Traditional Religions

Advanced Worldview Analysis

Christian Ethics

Christian Apologetics

History of Philosophy and Christian Thought

The Master's Seminary

Pastoral Counseling - Dr. Stuart Scott 13 lessons

Advanced Biblical Counseling - Dr. John D. Street 13 lessons

Marriage and Family Counseling - Dr. John D. Street 16 lessons

TMS Archives: Theology III (Dr. Craigen) 11 Lessons

Theology IV - Dr. Michael Vlach 27 lessons

The Universal Reign of the Triune God - Dr. Bruce Ware 6 lessons

Historical Theology I - Dr. Nathan Busenitz 25 lessons

Historical Theology II - Dr. Nathan Busenitz 27 lessons

Houseform Apologetics

Daniel Wallace — The Basics of New Testament Textual Criticism

Text and Canon Institute

Is What We Have Now What They Wrote Then? Dr. Daniel Wallace

Chaos Theory and the Text of the Old Testament — Dr. Peter Gentry

How the Bible Became the Bible — Dr. Stephen Dempster

Listening to the Dead Sea Scrolls — Dr. Anthony Ferguson

New Testament Textual Criticism Guest Lectures - 12 lectures

American Family Association

NEW TESTAMENT TEXTUAL CRITICISM | Dr. James White 1-16

Bible Study - Source Criticism 1-11

Wheaton College

Scot McKnight | Everyday Sacrifice as Everyday Life | 2019 Theology Conference

Wheaton Theology Conference | Panel: Wright, Vanhoozer, Begbie, Bockmuehl, and Humphrey

Biblical Studies.org.uk

Biblical Hermeneutics in Theory and Practice

The Interpretation of Nature & the Bible

Fairhaven classes YouTube

The Great Commission 14 lessons

General Epistles 11 lessons

Systematic Theology III 15 lessons

Creation Science videos 21 lessons

Rhetoric in the Bible, part 1

Rhetoric in the Bible, part 2

Ted Hildebrandt Biblical Learning YouTube

Dr. Dave Mathewson, New Testament Literature 38 lessons

Sermon on the Mount 15 lessons

Roger Green, Ph.D., American Christianity 28 lessons

Roger Green, Ph.D., Reformation to the Present 25 lessons

Dr. Daniel Darko, Prison Epistles 31 lessons

Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 1

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 2

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 3

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 4

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 5

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 6

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 7

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 8

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 9

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 10

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 11

803: Advanced Biblical Theology video 12 not available

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 13

803: Advanced Biblical Theology lesson 14

Asia Center for Advanced Christian Studies

Advanced Exegesis of Ecclesiastes 17 lessons

Advanced Exegesis of Romans 16 lessons

Advanced Theological Methods 15 lessons

Advanced Biblical Theology 17 lessons

Advanced Apologetics 17 lessons

Advanced Church History 17 lessons

Advanced Systematic Theology 16 lessons

Advanced Hermeneutics 17 lessons

Conference on Eschatology 5 lessons

Advanced Biblical Theology 15 lessons

Forman Christian College

Research Methodology Course 2024 14 lessons

If you are seeking our theology degree you must also take the following.

Christian leaders

https://study.christianleaders.org/

You will need to be signed in. click the link below, and take the course. Send in a copy of your transcript from the bottom of your dashboard page. No essay is required for Biblical Greek.

Biblical Greek III

Required Readings for All Students

Click the links below to download or read the books. Then, write a 1,500-word essay on each book, discussing three key areas that had a significant impact on you.

A Manual of Hermeneutics

Introducing Exegesis (the art of interpreting the Bible) and Hermeneutics (the art of drawing contemporary meaning from the Bible)

Principles of Interpretation

The Pauline epistles: a critical study

Christian Ethics

The Pentecostal Doctrine of Spirit Baptism: A Theodramatic Model, With Special Reference To The Concept of The Imago Dei

FOUNDATIONS OF PENTECOSTAL THEOLOGY

FAITH WITH REASON

Presuppositional Confrontations

Pneumatology

Masters Pentecostal Seminary - Baptism of the Holy Spirit