This course appears to focus on equipping participants with both the theological understanding and practical tools necessary for spiritual formation. By engaging with Biblical principles, it aims to foster personal and communal transformation in line with the image and ways of Christ. Through exploring a range of spiritual disciplines, participants are encouraged to disciple others effectively, helping them grow in their faith and reflect Christ more fully in their lives. The ultimate goal is to cultivate a deep, holistic transformation that influences individuals, communities, and ministry.

This course provides participants with a thorough understanding of movement building, emphasizing its biblical basis and practical application in fulfilling the Great Commission. Participants will acquire vital skills to support and develop movements that promote God’s mission globally. By studying modern theories and scriptural narratives, we will examine how God has historically influenced movements towards His divine purpose.

Additionally, the course will review Indigenous Missional movements in India, focusing on their development during colonial and post-colonial times. By integrating theology, history, and cultural context, participants will learn how God has acted through these movements and how they can be supported today.
Ultimately, this course seeks to inspire and prepare a new generation of leaders to create transformative movements that spread the Gospel, rooted in biblical truth and historical knowledge.

India is a multicultural society where people are exposed to a wide range of religious, scientific, and cultural ideas, leading to a questioning of traditional values. This syllabus aims to help students engage with various religious beliefs and practices, fostering understanding and respect for the diversity of religious, ethnic, cultural, and political perspectives. By studying major religions, students will gain insights into different belief systems, clarify their own, and develop skills to address societal issues and resolve conflicts in a pluralistic world.

This course is designed to give details of Biblical Interpretation

The "Fundamentals of Psychology" refers to the basic principles, concepts, and theories that form the foundation of the field of psychology. This encompasses a wide array of topics aimed at understanding human behavior, thought processes, emotions, and mental health.

The course aims to provide an understanding of the personal and systemic impacts of crises, disasters, and traumatic events on individuals, families, and communities. It explores various theories and response models related to trauma, crisis, and grief. Students will gain insights into interventions and counseling processes used to address trauma and grief, focusing on their effects on mental health. Additionally, the course equips participants with knowledge of the dynamics of grief, loss, and trauma and teaches how to incorporate these principles and practices into everyday counseling.

Joshua to 2nd Chronicles, Ezra and Nehemiah

This course offers an in-depth exploration of the Synoptic Gospels—Matthew, Mark, and Luke—focusing on both literary and neo-literary methods of exegesis. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the theological, historical, and literary aspects of these texts while sharpening their exegetical skills. Through the application of exegetical tools such as textual criticism, grammatical analysis, syntactical analysis, lexical analysis, and sentence diagramming, students will develop a robust ability to translate, interpret, and apply the Greek text. The course will also emphasize the importance of biblical theology and the ministry of the word, helping students to bridge scholarly analysis with practical ministry contexts.