SUMMER 2018
July 16 - 20, 2018
Church Growth & Renewal: Leading the Healthy and Growing Church
Dr. Sandy Willson
02DM804 -
Syllabus - Registration opens April 1
In this course we will attempt to grow in our understanding of what a healthy and growing church is and how we can more effectively lead her toward greater health and growth. Our primary resource will be the Scriptures, and we will also look to various theological and cultural commentators, as well as our shared experiences as current leaders and practitioners. Topics will include church and culture, evangelism, discipleship, worship, preaching, teaching, missions,, and various aspects of pastoral leadership.
July 23 - 27, 2018
Preaching from the Gospels
Dr. Bob Cara
02DM878 -
Syllabus - Registration opens April 1
This course will include an overview of the content and theological emphases of each Gospel, various hermeneutical issues related to interpreting and preaching the Gospels, and strategies for preaching through a Gospel.
July 30, 2018 - January 15, 2019 - Online course
Doctoral Project and Research Methodologies
Dr. S. Donald Fortson
03DM901 -
Syllabus - Registration opens April 1
This online course will assist the student to understand the required components of the DMin Project and to prepare an acceptable Project Proposal. As an outcome of the course, students will write the first draft of a Project Proposal with bibliography and be prepared to submit this draft to the DMin committee on their home campus – Charlotte or Orlando.
WINTER 2019
January 7 - 11, 2019
Preaching from the Pentateuch
Dr. John Currid
02DM886 -
Syllabus - Registration opens November 1
January 14 - 18, 2019
Reformed Pastoral Theology
Dr. Sinclair Ferguson
02DM862 -
Syllabus - Registration opens November 1
July 30, 2018 - January 15, 2019 - Online course
Doctoral Project and Research Methodologies
Dr. S. Donald Fortson
03DM901 -
Syllabus - Registration opens November 1
This online course will assist the student to understand the required components of the DMin Project and to prepare an acceptable Project Proposal. As an outcome of the course, students will write the first draft of a Project Proposal with bibliography and be prepared to submit this draft to the DMin committee on their home campus – Charlotte or Orlando.