Where Calling Meets Preparation.
See the different ways we’ll equip you at the School of Theology to handle God’s Word faithfully, lead with humility, and serve the Church with conviction.
School Overview
At the School of Theology, you’ll be trained to rightly handle the Word of God, lead with Christlike character, and serve the Church in whatever context you’re called to. Our programs blend biblical depth, theological clarity, and practical ministry training — preparing you for pastoral leadership, missions, church planting, teaching, and more. Whether in the pulpit, on the field, or in the classroom, you’ll graduate ready to serve with truth, humility, and boldness.
Critical Skills You’ll Build
Preach with Clarity — Communicate the truth of Scripture with boldness, accuracy, and pastoral care.
Lead with Conviction — Shepherd others through Christlike leadership rooted in biblical authority.
Disciple Faithfully — Equip believers for spiritual growth and Gospel-centered living.
Think Theologically — Engage culture, doctrine, and ministry with a biblically grounded mind.
Serve Cross-Culturally — Minister with humility and wisdom in diverse local and global contexts.
Critical Skills You’ll Build
Preach with Clarity — Communicate the truth of Scripture with boldness, accuracy, and pastoral care.
Lead with Conviction — Shepherd others through Christlike leadership rooted in biblical authority.
Disciple Faithfully — Equip believers for spiritual growth and Gospel-centered living.
Think Theologically — Engage culture, doctrine, and ministry with a biblically grounded mind.
Serve Cross-Culturally — Minister with humility and wisdom in diverse local and global contexts.
Experiences That Shape You
Biblical Foundations — Build your life and calling on the unshakable truth of God’s Word.
Personal Mentorship — Be discipled by professors who invest in your spiritual and ministry growth.
Real Ministry Practice — Preach, teach, and serve in churches, communities, and mission settings.
Theological Depth — Wrestle with Scripture, doctrine, and spiritual formation in every course.
Church-Connected Learning — Stay grounded in the local church while preparing to lead in it.
Spiritual Formation — Develop habits of prayer, service, and humility that will shape your ministry for life.