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Instructor: Brian Kinsey
Course Description: In this course, the student will grasp a basic understanding of Biblical stewardship and overall life management. The student will analyze key management skills and ethical behavior that sustains ministry success.
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Instructor: Brian Kinsey
Course Description: In this course, the student will focus on personal spiritual transformation that will impact public ministry. Critical to the student’s ministry development is the need to become spiritually, emotionally, and mentally healthy from a biblical/theological perspective. Such issues will be explored in this course.
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Instructor: Todd Nance
Course Description: In this course, students will survey Romans, emphasizing the great doctrinal issues of condemnation, justification, sanctification, the place of Israel, and practical Christian living. The overarching theme is the Righteousness of Christ.
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Instructor: Dr. Carl McLaughlin
Course Description: In this course, the student will explore the development of Postmodern Christianity and its effect on the religious world today. Particular emphasis will be given to the distinctive Apostolic Doctrines that the New Testament declares to be normative for the Church today.
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Instructor: Dr. Carl McLaughlin
Course Description: This course will explore the relationship between biblical theology and the science of psychology. Specifically, students will examine how a biblical worldview informs psychology and human development. Further, students will comprehend the theories of educational psychology and examine the ages and stages of learning. Finally, the student will discover the concepts of the neuropsychology (brain/mind) of leadership.
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Facilitator: Dr. Robert Mitchell
NTCC is pleased to offer this course in partnership with North American Missions (NAM).
Course Description: This course is the study of the church, its mission and the student’s place in that mission. Subjects examined will include discipleship as the means of evangelism, the theology of mission, the Kingdom of God and the ministry of reconciliation. The emphasis of the course is practical theology with a focus on reaching the lost.
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Facilitator: Dr. Robert Mitchell
NTCC is pleased to offer this course in partnership with North American Missions (NAM).
Course Description: An introduction to the ministry operations of the North American Missions division of the United Pentecostal Church International. Students will be introduced to the biblical foundation of the missional role of the church. The need for new churches, an understanding of current church models, and the practical aspects of a contextualized ministry will be presented. Assignments and lectures will deal with the important principles, practices, and processes involved in church planting leadership.
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Instructor: Dr. Napoleon Burt
Course Description: In this course, students survey the history of Israel and an analysis of each book of the Old Testament in the light of this background. Stress is on theology, applicability, structure, genre, and general content.
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Instructor: Dr. Napoleon Burt
Course Description: In this course, the student will become acquainted with the major religions in the world today. The history, teachings, and influence of different world religions will be addressed and how to effectively evangelize each.
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Instructor: Jacob Stump
Course Description: This course covers the basic fundamentals of preaching, focusing on the techniques and principles that allow the student to master any sermon style. It answers the what and why of preaching, looks at the process of sermon preparation and delivery, and gives practical advice to aid the student in being successful in this divine collaboration between man and God.
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Instructor: Jacob Stump
Course Description: In this course, the student will explore various ethical challenges affecting the church. A personal, professional, and ministerial perspective will be integrated into the learning in order to take a holistic approach to ethical behavior. Each topic will be studied from a scriptural and historical perspective.
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Instructor: Todd Nance
Course Description: In this course, students will gain an understanding of the historical and cultural settings of the New Testament. Students will start in the Gospels, Acts with a special emphasis on the Epistles and the Book of Revelation. The highlights of the New Testament.
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Instructor: Dr. Napoleon Burt
Course Description: In this course, the student will be introduced to a basic understanding of the tenets undergirding biology. Evidence foundational to the theories of origins and evolution will be examined. Arguments for creation and intelligent design will be introduced and explored. A comparison will be made between secular biological theories and biblical teachings to expose inherent contradictions and equip the student to understand and defend their acceptance of the Bible.
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Facilitator: Dr. Robert Mitchell
NTCC is pleased to offer this course in partnership with North American Missions (NAM).
Course Description: This course interactively presents students with the biblical imperative to establish new churches. The course explores the methods of the early Pentecostal movement to evangelize by planting churches, as well as presenting a modern paradigm of church planting by examining the experiences of modern church planters.
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Instructor: Dr. Carl McLaughlin
Course Description: In this course the student will explore the biblical meaning of the pastoral role as defined in scripture. The course emphasis will focus on the character and the competence of the pastor and pastoral leadership in the Apostolic church historically and in today’s context. Special attention will be given to the way in which Paul instructed Timothy and Titus to handle false doctrine, to the basic teaching on church order and leadership responsibilities, and to the application of the apostle’s teaching to contemporary situations.
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Instructor: Dwight Chandler
Course Description: In this course, students will gain an understanding of personal evangelism from a biblical perspective. Foundational areas to be covered include purpose, spiritual preparation, personal style, relationships, communication, and mobilization.
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Instructor: Dr. Carl McLaughlin
Course Description: In this course, the student will explore the biblical doctrines of the New Birth, the Oneness of God, and biblical holiness. Additionally, an understanding of practical integration of the biblical principles will be applied.
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Facilitator: Dr. Robert Mitchell
NTCC is pleased to offer this course in partnership with North American Missions (NAM).
Course Description: This course is the study of the church, its mission and the student’s place in that mission. Subjects examined will include discipleship as the means of evangelism, the theology of mission, the Kingdom of God and the ministry of reconciliation. The emphasis of the course is practical theology with a focus on reaching the lost.
Required Book(s):
Facilitator: Dr. Robert Mitchell
NTCC is pleased to offer this course in partnership with North American Missions (NAM).
Course Description: An introduction to the ministry operations of the North American Missions division of the United Pentecostal Church International. Students will be introduced to the biblical foundation of the missional role of the church. The need for new churches, an understanding of current church models, and the practical aspects of a contextualized ministry will be presented. Assignments and lectures will deal with the important principles, practices, and processes involved in church planting leadership.
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Instructor: Cade Hendrick
Course Description: In this course, the student will explore a chronological study of the life and times of Christ. Particulars will include His Birth, Early Years, His Ministry, and the Passion Week.
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Instructor: Dr. Napoleon Burt
Course Description: In this course, the student will become acquainted with the major religions in the world today. The history, teachings, and influence of different world religions will be addressed and how to effectively evangelize each.
Required Book(s):
Instructor: Jacob Stump
Course Description: This course covers the basic fundamentals of preaching, focusing on the techniques and principles that allow the student to master any sermon style. It answers the what and why of preaching, looks at the process of sermon preparation and delivery, and gives practical advice to aid the student in being successful in this divine collaboration between man and God.
Required Book(s):
Instructor: Jacob Stump
Course Description: In this course, the student will explore various ethical challenges affecting the church. A personal, professional, and ministerial perspective will be integrated into the learning in order to take a holistic approach to ethical behavior. Each topic will be studied from a scriptural and historical perspective.
Required Book(s):
Optional Book(s):
Instructor: Todd Nance
Course Description: In this course, students will gain an understanding of the historical and cultural settings of the New Testament. Students will start in the Gospels, Acts with a special emphasis on the Epistles and the Book of Revelation. The highlights of the New Testament.
Required Book(s):
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