Choose one from HCHT 505 Church History 1 (3) or HCHT 506 Church History 2 (3)
- Subject
- HCHT
- Credits (min)
- 3
- Credits (max)
- 3
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026
- Source
- www.regent.edu
25 courses with the subject HCHT, 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.
Choose one from HCHT 505 Church History 1 (3) or HCHT 506 Church History 2 (3)
movements and the history of Christian thought in both East and West from the time of the apostles until the fifth century.
movements and the history of Christian thought in both East and West from the fifth century until the fifteenth century. HCHT 503 Early Modern Christianity (3) Historical developments of the Church, with special emphasis on renewal movements and the history of Christian thought from the Reformation (sixteenth century) until the eighteenth century. School of Divinity Page 181
movements and the history of Christian thought in both East and West from the nineteenth century until the twenty-first century. HCHT 524 Luther: Man and Mission (3) Martin Luther’s formative years, calling, ministry, understanding of scripture, significant life events, and key events in renewing the church. Cross-listed with RTCH 734.
Special attention is given to the growth and development of the church in historical context, major Christian thought leaders, the advancement of the Gospel, and renewing work of the Holy Spirit.
attention is given to the historical context for the Reformation, leading thought leaders of pre- and post-Reformation times, the historical development of major Christian doctrine and spirituality, and the modern Renewal Movement.
reformers, with focus on renewal movements and the history of Lutheran thought to the present. Cross-listed with RTCH 725. HCHT 555 Healing in Christian Traditions (3) Theological and historical development of theologies and practices of healing from the biblical period to the present within Christian tradition. Emphasis placed on its significance for the 19 th century Healing movement and 20th century Pentecostal-Charismatic movement. Special attention given to the construction of a Renewal theology of healing. Cross-listed with RTCH 755. HCHT 613 Renewal & Reconstruction of the Past (3) Principles and methods of historiography surveying the various historic and contemporary theories of historiography and critically examining them from a Renewal perspective, in -order to develop the practical research skills of historical method, the process of writing history as well as the specific competencies necessary for completing their dissertations in the area of history and biography. Prerequisite: One HCHT course. Cross-listed with RTCH 713. HCHT 621 Eastern Christianity (3) Historical and topical study of Eastern Christianity with special emphasis on doctrine and spirituality—especially its pneumatological and charismatic elements. Examines distinctives of the numerous Eastern Christian churches including the Armenian, Assyrian (“Nestorian”), Coptic, Ethiopic, Maronite, Melkite, Orthodox (Byzantine: Greek, Russian, and other national churches), Syrian and Uniate (in communion with the Roman Catholic church). Students will be urged to engage the Eastern Christian and Renewal traditions in dialogue and debate. HCHT 630 Birth of Pentecostalism (3) The birth of Pentecostalism in the United States will be studied in context with the previous movements that influenced its birth. The importance of the beginnings of the varied worldwide Pentecostal Movements and their relevance for today. Cross-listed with RTCH 730.
movements and the history of Christian thought in both East and West from the time of the apostles until the fifth century.
movements and the history of Christian thought in both East and West from the fifth century until the fifteenth century.
renewal movements and the history of Christian thought from the Reformation (sixteenth century) until the eighteenth century.
movements and the history of Christian thought in both East and West from the nineteenth through the early twenty-first centuries.
churches, from Pentecost to the modern era with focus on the growth and significance of the modern Pentecostal and Charismatic movements and their impact on the global Church.
Capstone (6 credit hours): Students in this degree are required to take the following capstone courses. Regent University 203
various historic and contemporary theories of historiography and critically examining them from a Renewal perspective, in -order to develop the practical research skills of historical method, the process of writing history as well as the specific competencies necessary for completing their dissertations in the area of history and biography. Prerequisite: One HCHT course. Cross-listed with RTCH 713. School of Divinity Page 143
HCHT 630 Birth of Pentecostalism (3) The birth of Pentecostalism in the United States will be studied in context with the previous movements that influenced its birth. The importance of the beginnings of the varied worldwide Pentecostal Movements and their relevance for today. Cross-listed with RTCH 730.
1950 to the present. Explores African Pentecostal historiographies and theologies, and how these compare with their Western counterparts. Cross-listed with RTCH 731.
with emphasis on inter-cultural studies and the growth and significance of Pentecostal and Charismatic movements in the Global South and East. Cross-listed with DLDR 731, ICSD 550 and RTCH 750. ICSD 500 World Christian Perspectives (3) Multifaceted integrative course that focuses on the biblical, historical and cultural dimensions of world evangelization. Emphasis is given to the state of the unevangelized world and how to strategically complete the Great Commission. ICSD 502 Missions & the Local Church (3) Overview of the local church and its relationship to the mission mandate. Topics of study will include missions education, the role of church leadership in missions and developing the local church into a sending church. ICSD 507 History of Global Missions (3) Development of Christian missions from the early church fathers to the modern period including their contribution to the expansion of Christianity. Primary emphasis on the modern period.
Practical Theology: The following 18 credits are required for this concentration.
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