New Testament Studies Certificate
You’re invited into a transformative exploration of the New Testament through the integrated lens of missiological theology.
This certificate in New Testament Studies invites students into a transformative exploration of the Scriptures through the integrated lens of missiological theology. Rooted in the biblical narrative of the Missio Dei (the mission of God) and energized by the Motus Dei (the movement of God), this program uniquely orients learners toward understanding and participating in God’s redemptive work in the world.
By situating New Testament texts within their missional and socio-historical contexts—especially as evidenced in movements like the one in Ephesus—students will grasp how theology, history, and mission converge in the early church to shape contemporary strategies for gospel advance. The certificate aims to cultivate practitioners, thinkers, and leaders who are biblically faithful, theologically grounded, and missionally mobilized.
Why Enroll in the New Testament Studies Certificate?
Recover a Missional Reading of Scripture.
Integrate Missiological Theology with Practical Movement Insight
Gain Tools for Engaging Contemporary Culture
Learn from the Church as a Movement
Be Equipped to Multiply Disciples and Churches
Learning experiences that will inspire you to join God’s redemptive movement in the world
Explore the New Testament Gospels and Acts, uncovering their historical context, authorship, and the early church's growth through a missiological lens.
Explore the dynamic intersection between early Christian communities and contemporary church planting movements by examining the material culture and historical records of churches in Asia Minor during the first three centuries.
Ever wonder what the church looked like in the first century? Or who her leaders were? And what it meant to be a disciple? Join this personal enrichment class to study the New Testament church.
A guided study of the setting, history and text of the New Testament book of Ephesians. Emphasis is given to personal application of Paul's letter, and introductory matters related to context and historical background.
This introductory course on The Revelation of Jesus Christ will explore the primary themes which are key to understanding the message of this final book of the Christian Scriptures.
A study of early Christianity based on the Book of Acts and the New Testament epistles. Attention is given to the book of Acts, the careers of Peter and Paul, and the dynamics that spread the church into the Roman world.
Join our experienced faculty to explore how the New Testament ignites movements of the gospel across cultures and generations.