Module 1 – Introduction to Theology Module:

(7^th Sep 2026 – 7^th Dec 2026)

This module introduces students to theology as a discipline and to the core doctrines of the Christian faith (Systematic Theology). It enables students to understand the nature, scope, and coherence of Christian theology, while engaging with global perspectives.

The module is explored through the lens of World Christianity, recognising how voices from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and other majority world contexts contribute to theological reflection and discourse.

Key Topics include:

• The nature and task of theology
• The Doctrine of God (Theology Proper)
• Bibliology (The Doctrine of Scripture and Canon)
• Christology (Doctrine of Christ)
• Hamartiology (Doctrine of Sin)
• Pneumatology (Doctrine of the Spirit)
• Soteriology (Doctrine of Salvation)
• Eschatology (Doctrine of Last Things)

Module 2 – Church History 

(4^th Jan 2027 – 22^nd Mar 2027)

This module explores the historical development of Christianity from the early church to contemporary global Christianity.

Students engage with key figures and movements and examine the expansion of Christianity across global contexts.

Key Topics include

• The Early Church
• Devlopment of Doctrine
• The Spread of Christianity
• The Reformation
• African, Asian & Latin American Church History

Module 3 – Old and New Testament Surveys

12^th Apr 2027 – 5^th Jul 2027)

 This module provides a foundational overview of the Old and New Testaments, equipping students with essential biblical literacy.

The Old Testament Survey explores the historical, geographical, and theological context of the Old Testament, including its structure, key themes, and selected books.

The New Testament Survey introduces the life and ministry of Jesus, the mission of the early church in Acts, and key theological themes in Pauline and General Epistles.

Key topics incloude:

• Overview of the Old Testament Survey & the Law
• The Old Testament Writings
• The Old Testament Prophets (Major Prophets)
• The Old Testament Prophets (Minor Prophets)
• Overview of the New Testament
• The Synoptic Gospels (Focusing on John)
• The Book of Acts
• The Book of Romans
• The Book of Ephesians
• The Book of Revelation

Module 4 – Biblical Interpretation & Preaching

(6^th Sep 2027 – 6^th Dec 2027) 

This module equips students to interpret and communicate Scripture faithfully and contextually. It explores how the Bible can be understood in its historical, cultural, literary, and linguistic contexts, and how it can be applied in contemporary ministry.

The module recognises a range of interpretive approaches across Christian traditions, particularly Evangelical and Pentecostal perspectives, while also engaging global readings of Scripture.

This module is divided into two main areas:

Biblical Interpretation:

• Introduction to Hermeneutics
• Hermeneutical challenges and gaps
• Interpreting biblical genres
• Pentecostal Hermeneutics

Biblical Preaching (Homiletics):

• The Nature of Biblical Preaching
• Sermon Structure and Expository Preaching
• Pentecostal Preaching Approaches
• Contemporary Methods of Communication and Delivery

The module culminates in student presentations of biblical passages, enabling practical application and feedback.

Module 5 – Diaspora Mission/Ministry

(10^th Jan 2028 – 20^th Mar 2028) 

This module equips students to understand diaspora mission as a significant area of contemporary missiology shaped by global migration and World Christianity.

It explores diaspora mission from biblical, theological, cultural, anthropological, and sociological perspectives, highlighting the diversity of traditions within diaspora communities.

Key topics include:

• Introduction to Diaspora Mission
• Pastoral ministry in diaspora contexts
• Intercultural church and mission
• Leadership in diverse settings
• Engagement with diaspora communities
• Ethics in diaspora ministry
• Pentecostalism in diaspora mission

Module 6 – World Religions 

(10^th Apr 2028 – 10^th Jul 2028)

This module introduces students to the beliefs, practices, and worldviews of major world religions, particularly Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

It equips students to engage respectfully and effectively with people of other faiths and to understand their theological and cultural contexts.

Key Topics include:

• Essentials of Islam:
• Essentials of Hinduism:
• Essentials of Buddhism