MASTER OF ARTS IN THEOLOGY

The Master of Arts in Theology is designed for people who seeking to deepen their knowledge and understanding of Apostolic doctrine. To earn the degree, students must complete 30 credit hours at $395 per course. One may write a thesis using the required papers at the end of each course or choose to serve under a licensed pastor. Tuition for the program will not increase as long as the student maintains continual enrollment.

The program includes the following courses:

Oneness Canon delves into the biblical plan of salvation.

History of Christian Doctrine traces doctrinal developments from the first century to the twentieth.

Christiological-Monotheism examines various Oneness Pentecostal interpretations to commonly held perspectives and explores what such might look like when juxtaposed with Christian orthodoxy.

Oneness Pentecostal Theology weaves together information concerning Apostolic faith against polytheism and other doctrinal errors.

Theology of Human Spirituality leads students, using hundreds of academic works, to construct a particular kind of argument. It contends that the first century church had a very specific Christology to prove Jesus is the one true God.

Theology of Mission dives deep into the cacophony of life which often drowns out the whispers of deepest truth. In a culture that often glorifies the grandiose and the extraordinary, we are reminded of the transformative power of the mundane.

A History of Oneness Pentecostalism examines the origin and growth of this movement and how it has stood the test of time. There are many well-known authors cited.

A Look into Something Uncomfortable examines the very disturbing idea that Satan can replicate anything God has – it is not real.

Foundations studies Christian doctrines providing a solid theological foundation.

Interpreting the scriptures examines hermeneutics, qualifications for interpreters, methods of interpretation, and a history of biblical interpretation.