Viewed through a pentecostal lens, this module examines the pivotal moments and divine interventions in Church History. It delves into transformative events that have influenced the remarkable journey of the Christian Church since its birth.

This course examines the topic of discipleship in the contemporary church. The first half of this course will focus on the development of a proper understanding of discipleship from a biblical perspective. The second half will focus on equipping students with the skills and tools to utilise this understanding in becoming effective disciple makers.

This module is focused on guiding students in the journey of growing more in the image and likeness of Jesus and cultivating spiritual disciplines that facilitate that development. From the ancient wisdom of the desert fathers to contemporary practices within the church today, this module delves into the foundational principle of these disciplines. You will explore the disciplines such as Silence and Solitude, The Rhythms of Work, Rest & Sabbath, while learning to function with the transformational leading of the Holy Spirit.

The module serves as an introduction to the foundational principle that underlies the Christian Faith. Through an in depth examination of key doctrines, students will gain a deeper understanding of the beliefs that shape Christian belief, identity and practice. They will delve into core doctrines including the authority of Scripture, the nature of God, the Person and work of Christ. They will also reflect on the practical implications of Doctrine in everyday culture and ministry context.

This course helps build the skills necessary for the practise of evangelism within church. It is grounded in the understanding of the church’s nature and purpose, and involves practical witness of the message of the Gospel of Jesus. Effective evangelism requires students to be relevant and understanding of contemporary contexts.

In the module, students will come to recognise that effective Christian Leadership begins with being someone others are willing to follow. We explore the integration of Character development and competencies as essential elements for any leader. Through self-reflection and personality assessment, students will identify their own leadership styles and strengths, enabling them to address team dynamics and articulate a compelling vision. As servanthood is a core value within our church, this unit underscores the importance of servant leadership.

This module gives a broad overview of the New Testament. Students will be made aware of the development of the New Testament and its relationship to the Old Testament.

The aim of the module is to introduce the students to the structure, contents and context of the Old Testament. It seeks to show where The Lord Jesus can be found woven into the fabric of the Old Testament, while also providing relevant life applications such as leadership lessons and personal challenges.

This course is designed to give you a basic introduction to the Bible and guidelines for study. It will provide methods for sermon preparation and opportunity for practical presentation. You will gain a good understanding of biblical content and gain a deeper knowledge of keeping the Bible context. You'll not only grasp essential methods for studying the Bible but also develop an understanding of the art of preaching. Through practical exercises, you'll have the opportunity to prepare and deliver Bible messages, whether in an expository or topical style, showcasing your newfound skills and insights gained through diligent study and preparation.

Students will gain an understanding of practical theology. The call to care and experience pastoral situations within the life of church require engagement. They will be able to evaluate a situation, implement a course of action and reflect upon its effectiveness within their ministry elective.

This module examines the crossover between the supernatural and Christian faith. Taking an in depth look at the person and work of the Holy Spirit, His interaction in individual lives and church communities, the students will begin to understand how the supernatural works through God’s community of people - THE CHURCH. They will address theological, ethical and practical questions around the gifts of the Spirit and how they can function in a healthy church environment.

This module aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of prayer as a fundamental aspect of Christian life, while also introducing the concept of spiritual warfare and its relevance in living out our faith. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge, practical exercises, and reflective engagement, participants will explore the significance of prayer in the growing of their faith, deepen their understanding of its transformative power, and gain insight into the spiritual battles that believers face.