Other 4 credits 2. Essays may be written for 1-3 semester credits. A maximum of 22 credits may be earned through the essay evaluation process. A study of spiritual formation and the role of discipleship in the believer's transformation toward Christ-likeness. Attention is given to the disciplines of spiritual living and the processes of discipleship.
Attention is given to the formulation of a Christian world view.
Attention is given to historical and cultural factors of the text that relate to understanding biblical passages as well as methods for application of biblical principles. An exposition of critical passages of the Old Testament which tie together God's plan as manifested through the covenants. Attention is given to the role of Israel as God's agent on earth and the prophetic references to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of God's plan. Important principles for ministry and Christian living are identified. An exposition of critical passages of the New Testament, focusing on the work of Christ and showing the place of the church and Israel in God's plan.