6 courses with the subject GM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
GM 611Communicating the Old Testament3
This course is designed to assist the student with the development and delivery of an expositional teaching of various Old Testament literary genres. Attention is given to the organization, explanation, and application of the biblical context. A major component of the course involves the student implementing stages of the hermeneutical task such as: reading, diagramming, outlining, exegeting, and preparing manuscripts in order to communicate the meaning and significance of different types of Old Testament texts. The goal is to deepen one’s exposition of the books of the Old Testament.
This course is designed to assist the student with the development and delivery of an expositional teaching of various New Testament literary genres. Attention is given to the organization, explanation, and application of the biblical context. A major component of the course involves the student implementing stages of the hermeneutical task such as: reading, diagramming, outlining, exegeting, and preparing manuscripts in order to communicate the meaning and significance of different types of New Testament texts. The goal is to deepen one’s exposition of the books of the New Testament.
Each MDiv Ministry Track student is required to complete four three-credit hour ministry projects that integrates course learning with practical ministry experience. Normally these projects will be completed through their local church or other Christian organizations by developing and administering ministry projects in such areas as: ▪ Missions and outreach ministries ▪ Christian education of youth ▪ Programming successful ministries for children ▪ Education of adults in the local church ▪ Implementing effective caring and discipling ministries ▪ Developing creative church ministries
