1 Year
3 Semesters
10 Subjects
Biblical & Historical
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B.Div Degree
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Program Overview
The Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div) program builds upon the systematic theology foundation from Year 1 (B.Th) and focuses on Biblical Theology and Historical Theology. This comprehensive second-year curriculum equips students with in-depth knowledge of Scripture, church history, and practical ministry skills.
Through three semesters, students engage with both Old and New Testament surveys, detailed book studies (especially Acts), church history from the apostolic age through the Reformation, and essential ministry skills including homiletics, evangelism, and pastoral counseling.
This program prepares students for active ministry roles, combining academic rigor with practical application. Graduates are equipped to preach, teach, evangelize, and lead with biblical depth and historical awareness.
3-Semester Curriculum
Semester I
Introduction to Old Testament
Survey of OT books, themes, and historical context
Introduction to New Testament
Survey of NT books, themes, and historical context
Book of Acts
In-depth study of the early church and apostolic ministry
True Discipleship
Biblical principles of following Christ and making disciples
Semester II
Eschatology
Study of prophecy, end times, and God's eternal purposes
Evangelism & Missions
Biblical foundations for sharing the Gospel and cross-cultural ministry
Homiletics
Art and science of biblical preaching and sermon preparation
Semester III
Major Religions
Comparative study of world religions from a Christian perspective
Pastoral Counseling
Biblical counseling principles for pastoral care
Early Church History
History of Christianity from apostolic age through Reformation
Learning Outcomes
Master Old and New Testament survey and themes
Study the Book of Acts in detail for church ministry
Learn biblical principles of discipleship and spiritual growth
Understand eschatology and prophetic interpretation
Develop skills in evangelism and cross-cultural missions
Master homiletics and biblical preaching techniques
Study world religions from a Christian perspective
Learn pastoral counseling and care principles
Understand early church history and Reformation theology
Apply biblical truth to contemporary ministry contexts
