Doctor of Theology & Ministry

Foundational Courses

• THE143: The Torah (3 Credits) This course offers an in-depth exploration of the first five books of the Bible, providing foundational insights into God's covenant with His people. Students will gain a deeper understanding of Jewish law, history, and the spiritual significance of the Torah in both ancient and modern contexts.

• THE133: Knowing God's Voice (3 Credits) This course delves into the attributes and character of God as revealed in Scripture. Students will explore His holiness, justice, love, and sovereignty, deepening their understanding of His nature, His voice, and how it shapes Christian faith and practice.

• THE235: The New Testament Church and Its Ministries (3 Credits) This course analyzes the New Testament Church as the foundational blueprint for contemporary church life and ministry. Students will investigate its core practices, including worship, fellowship, discipleship, ordinances (baptism, communion), leadership structures, and the diverse ministries established to build up the Body of Christ and reach the world.

• THE237: Present Day Truths and Last Day Truth (3 Credits) This course examines God's current work and revealed truths for the Church today ("Present Day Truths") within the urgent context of biblical end-time prophecy ("Last Day Truth"). Students will explore themes like the Kingdom message, spiritual preparedness, discerning the signs of the times, and the believer's role in God's unfolding plan as Christ's return approaches.

• THE138: God’s Armor Bearer (3 Credits) This course teaches the biblical principles of servant leadership, emphasizing the importance of supporting and standing with God’s chosen leaders. It inspires students to develop a heart of humility, faithfulness, and obedience in their role as spiritual warriors.

• THE205: Christology Revisited (3 Credits) This course offers an in-depth re-examination of the person, nature, and work of Jesus Christ, based on the "Christology Revisited" manual. Moving beyond introductory concepts, students will explore key scriptural passages and theological discussions... (Description incomplete in source)

Core Courses

• MIN112: Prophetic New Testament (3 Credits) (Note: Using description provided; catalog lists MIN112 as Intro to Leadership) Explores the role and function of prophecy and prophetic gifts within the New Testament church. This course examines key biblical texts (Acts, Epistles) to understand prophecy's impact on early church life and mission, considering its relevance today.

• MIN203: Deliverance from Evil (3 Credits) (Suggested Description) This course provides focused biblical teaching on understanding and ministering deliverance from evil spirits and demonic oppression. Students will study scriptural precedents, principles of spiritual authority, methods of deliverance ministry practiced with wisdom and discernment, and strategies for helping individuals maintain their freedom in Christ.

• MIN311: Revivals: How to Promote Them (3 Credits) Building on historical understanding, this course focuses on the biblical principles and practical strategies involved in fostering and promoting spiritual revival today. Students will examine factors contributing to past awakenings and explore contemporary methods related to prayer, leadership, creating spiritual atmosphere, and stewarding movements of God within the church and community.

• THE132: Kings of Israel and Judah (3 Credits) This course surveys the reigns of Israel’s and Judah’s kings, analyzing their leadership, spiritual legacy, and the historical context of their rule. Students will explore key events, including the division of the kingdom, the rise of prophets, and the eventual exile.

• THE218: The Temple of Solomon (3 Credits) (Suggested Description) This course provides an in-depth study of Solomon's Temple, examining its historical construction, biblical descriptions, and profound theological symbolism. Students will explore the Temple's significance as the dwelling place of God's presence, its intricate design representing heavenly realities, and its typological connections to Jesus Christ and the Church.

• THE315: Man, Child and the Hundred-Fold (3 Credits) This course explores the symbolic identity and destiny represented by the "Man Child" figure (Revelation 12) and connects it to the biblical principle of achieving "Hundred-Fold" fruitfulness (Matthew 13). Students will examine the characteristics associated with this level of spiritual maturity and Kingdom productivity, seeking to understand how believers can step into their full potential in Christ.

• TD999: Doctoral Dissertation (15 Credits) This capstone course involves independent research on an approved, specific Theology topic relevant to SLST program coursework. Under faculty guidance, students produce a 60-90 page dissertation demonstrating theological reflection and research skills, requiring final review board approval for program completion. (Resources determined by research topic and supervisor)