Master of Arts/Biblical Studies
Theological Studies or Biblical Studies Concentration
48 credit hours
The program of study for the Biblical Studies and Theological Studies concentrations is a general curriculum that includes classes in Biblical studies, theological studies, and select ministry skills. Graduates in either of these concentrations are prepared to knowledgeably interpret and apply the Bible, develop and utilize some advanced ministry skills, and address contemporary issues in our culture and the world.
Master of Arts/Biblical Studies
Educational Ministries Concentration
48 credit hours
This concentration is designed for students who want to be involved in educational ministries in the local church or church-related organizations. Classes available for this concentration provide an integrated and interdisciplinary course of study that emphasizes contemporary learning and practical expertise, along with the requisite biblical foundations for effective ministry in the contemporary world.
Master of Arts/Biblical Studies
Ministry Concentration
48 credit hours
This program is targeted to three groups of people: 1. Those who would like to enter Vocational Christian service on the staff of a local church or a para church ministry; 2. Those already involved in Vocational Christian service who desire to improve their biblical and ministry skills; and 3. Lay leaders within church and para church ministries who desire advanced training so as to broaden and extend their effectiveness for the cause of Christ.
Master of Arts/Counseling
State Licensure Concentration
64 credit hours
The Master of Arts in Counseling is designed to meet the standards of the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) and prepare the student for the state licensure exam. The degree enables the graduate to work in church, church-related, institutional and clinic settings to help people gain healing and wholeness.
Master of Arts/Counseling
Ministry Concentration
48 credit hours
This concentration is designed for the student who wishes to be involved in educational and counseling ministries in the local church or church-related organization. The program seeks to provide an integrated, interdisciplinary degree that emphasizes Biblical foundations, contemporary learning and practical expertise. The degree enables the graduate to work in church and church-related organizations but is not designed to lead to licensure in counseling.