MI 1212 Introduction to Global Missions

2 Credits - This course is an introduction to the foundations of the global mission of the Church. This class motivates the student to see his or her generation widely, to understand this generation’s spiritual needs with biblical clarity, and to respond to those needs effectively. Personal development, theological insight, and intercultural communication are seen as the key objectives for those who commit to follow God in global mission. Students are introduced to practical prayer techniques for involving the Christian community in missional prayer and are also introduced to the missionary processes of the USA Assemblies of God.

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NT 2330 Acts

3 Credits - This course explores the historical and theological significance of the book of Acts. Special emphasis is placed on Christianity’s progression following Christ’s ascension, the pattern of church government that developed, and the theological principles and practical aspects for revival and missionary work. The faith that surfaced in the face of opposition and persecution, the work of the Church by the enablement of the Holy Spirit, and the continuity of Christ’s ministry by the Holy Spirit through believers to this present time are examined.

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