Doctor of Ministry Program

DOC 900: Doctoral Dissertation (30 Credits)

This course involves the completion a comprehensive academic research paper that represents the culmination of a student's efforts and scholarly pursuits throughout their program.

THS 800: Pastoral Theology I (3 Credits)

This course offers a comprehensive view of Pastoral Theology.

THS 801: Pastoral Theology II (3 Credits)

This course continues from THS 800.

THS 802: Pastoral Theology III (3 Credits)

This course continues from THS 801.

THS 804: Theology for Ministry (3 Credits)

This course combines theology and practice, aiming to bring back a scriptural base for ministry.

PMS 800: The Godly Man V (3 Credits)

This course gives men biblical wisdom, good examples, and study questions so they can focus on being godly and put their energy where it counts.

PMS 805: Christian Leaders (3 Credits)

This course examines the expected character of local church leaders according to 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1, arguing that these virtues are essential for daily life, not just qualifications for leadership.

PMS 808: Wisdom In Leadership (3 Credits)

This Christian ministries course aims to help people grow. They want to see more people become faithful followers of Jesus.

PMS 820: Preaching in an Age of Skepticism (3 Credits)

This course is practical and helps students get to know and, meet Jesus, and use the Bible in everyday life. It's useful for both pastors and laymen.

MIS 800: The Mission of the Church (3 Credits)

This course makes the case for keeping church and state separate. It says that, historically, the Reformed view is that Christ rules everything, but he shows his rule in different ways.

PMS 811: The Christian Pastor (3 Credits)

This course about godly men of the past has a wealth of knowledge for pastors and those who are pastors.

Students who complete all requirements of the program, with the exception of the dissertation, may receive a Doctor of Divinity degree.