Doctor of Theology Program

DOC 900: Doctoral Dissertation (10 Credits)

Required Instructions

This paper should be between 100-150 pages in length and must include a bibliography with at least 10 references. A dissertation should introduce the theme and then in detail research the theme and provide in lay language the exposition or details of the theme. Footnotes and research notes should be noted numerically after each quote with the source listed at the end of the paper. The following is a great resource for dissertations:A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, Seventh Edition: Chicago Style for Students and Researchers (Chicago Guides to Writing, Editing, and Publishing) by Kate L. Turabian, Wayne C. Booth, Gregory G. Colomb and Joseph M. Williams (Apr 15, 2007). The thesis may only be submitted after all coursework has received passing grades. Contact your advisor before beginning.

THS 900: Reformed Systematic Theology I (5 Credits)

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the foundational principles of the Reformation.

THS 901: Reformed Systematic Theology II (5 Credits)

This course stands as a remarkable culmination and a creative synthesis of the profound writing on, insightful teaching about, and diligent study of the Word of God.

THS 902: Reformed Systematic Theology III (5 Credits)

This course offers an in-depth exploration of the fully biblical Reformed faith, highlighting its timeless appeal, internal coherence, and unwavering truthfulness.

THS 903: Reformed Systematic Theology IV (5 Credits)

This course explores profound theological concepts, to deepen learners understanding of faith and strengthens their spiritual journey.

THS 904: Reformed Systematic Theology V (5 Credits)

The course explores profound concepts from a Reformed perspective. Engage with the rich traditions and teachings that shape our understanding of faith and practice.

THS 905: Reformed Systematic Theology VI (5 Credits)

This course delves into the foundational theological ideas put forth by Reformed thinkers during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

THS 906: Reformed Systematic Theology VII (5 Credits)

This course that delves into God’s ultimate self-revelation as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, existing in perfect and indivisible union.

THS 907: Reformed Systematic Theology VIII (5 Credits)

This course offers an in-depth exploration of the core tenets, historical context, and practical applications of reformed thought.

THS 908: Reformed Systematic Theology IX (5 Credits)

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive overview, encouraging thoughtful discussion and reflection on key theological concepts.

THS 909: Reformed Systematic Theology X (5 Credits)

This course offers a profound exploration of the nature of God, extending its significance to every believer, not solely to theologians or those in ministry.