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Roy E. Beacham, Director (7 credits per year is considered full time)
Purpose The purpose of the Master of Arts in Theology program is to develop students’ theological competency and practical skills in order that they might minister more effectively in support roles of their local churches.
Master of Arts in Theology Core The M.A.T. degree consists of 32 credit hours: 14 credits form the core, while 18 credits form the concentration. Students in any concentration will take the following courses:
Bible Exposition (2 hours) BI 571 2 Hermeneutics
Systematic Theology (12 hours) ST 551 2 Systematic Theology I ST 552 2 Systematic Theology II ST 651 2 Systematic Theology III ST 652 2 Systematic Theology IV ST 751 2 Systematic Theology V ST 752 2 Systematic Theology VI
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Concentrations
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Biblical Counseling |
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Bible Exposition (6 hours) BI 540 Matthew BI 544 Acts BI 545 Romans
Historical Theology (2 hours) HT 601 Baptist History
Electives (10 hours) ____ 6 Bible Exposition ____ 2 Historical Theology ____ 2 General
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Counseling (2 hours) CO 501 Foundations of Biblical Counseling
Electives (16 hours from the following courses) CO 521 Methods of Biblical Change CO 522 Human Personality CO 523 Marriage Counseling CO 524 Family Counseling & Parenting Skills CO 525 Physical Man vs. Immaterial Man CO 526 Problems and Procedures CO 560 Women’s Issues CO 565 Counseling/Discipleship: A Local Church Ministry
Independent Studies (Up to 4 hours) CO 581 Biblical Training I CO 582 Biblical Training II CO 650 NANC Membership Seminar
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