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Chaplaincy Module 4 (BC204)
96 university credits

This course introduces Christian theology and ministry, emphasizing spiritual growth, leadership, and foundational principles. Students will explore the Bible (Old and New Testament), basic doctrines, spiritual disciplines, and the church's role while developing skills in devotion, communication, and community service. It prepares participants for advanced study and ministry application.​

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​​Unit I. Introduction to the Bible (6 credits)

  • Overview of the Bible’s Structure and Divisions

  • The Historical and Cultural Context of the Bible

  • Principles of Biblical Interpretation

 

Unit II. Biblical Anthropology (6 credits)

  • The Study of Human Nature in the Bible

  • Humanity’s Relationship with God

  • The Fall and Redemption of Humankind

 

Unit III. Bibliology: Fundamental Doctrines (6 credits)

  • The Inspiration and Authority of Scripture

  • The Canon of the Bible and Its Formation

  • The Inerrancy and Sufficiency of the Bible

 

Unit VI. Introduction to the Old Testament (6 credits)

  • Historical Context of the Old Testament

  • Overview of Key Themes and Events

  • The Importance of the Old Testament in Christian Faith

 

Unit V. The Pentateuch (6 credits)

  • The First Five Books of the Bible

  • Creation, the Fall, and God’s Covenant with Israel

  • Key Figures in the Pentateuch (Moses, Abraham, etc.)

 

Unit VI. Historical Books of the Old Testament (6 credits)

  • Israel’s Conquest and Settlement

  • The History of the Judges and Kings

  • The Exile and Return of Israel

 

Unit VII. Poetic or Wisdom Books of the Old Testament (6 credits)

  • The Book of Psalms and Its Significance

  • Proverbs and Wisdom for Daily Life

  • The Book of Job and Its Lessons on Suffering

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Unit VIII. The Prophets: Major and Minor (6 credits)

  • The Role of Major and Minor Prophets

  • Key Messages and Themes of the Prophets

  • Prophetic Books and Their Fulfillment

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Unit IX. Introduction to the New Testament (6 credits)

  • The Historical Context of the New Testament

  • Key Themes and Events in the Life of Jesus

  • The Importance of the New Testament for the Church

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Unit X. The Gospels (6 credits)

  • The Gospel of John

  • The Synoptic Gospels

  • Similarities and Differences Between the Synoptic Gospels

  • Understanding the Synoptic Problem

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Unit XI. Historical Book of the New Testament (6 credits)

  • The Book of Acts and the Early Church

  • The Expansion of Christianity

  • Key Events in Church History

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Unit XII. The Epistles: Pauline and General Epistles (6 credits)

  • The Letters of Paul and Their Theological Importance

  • The General Epistles and Their Teachings

  • Christian Living and Doctrine in the Epistles

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Unit XIII. Prophetic Book of the New Testament (6 credits)

  • The Book of Revelation and Its Interpretation

  • Eschatology and the End Times

  • Symbolism and Themes in Revelation

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Unit XIV. Church History (6 credits)

  • Early Church History and the Development of Doctrine

  • The Rise of Christian Denominations

  • Key Historical Events That Shaped the Church

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Unit XV. Ecclesiology (6 credits)

  • The Nature and Purpose of the Church

  • The Role of the Church in the World

  • Marks of a True Church

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Unit XVI. Pneumatology (6 credits)

  • The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

  • The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Believer’s Life

  • The Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit

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