MT.2 BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY II - Credit Units = 5
This study of Biblical Archaeology includes the New Testament of the Holy Bible. Further explore and discover what new archaeological finds have to tell us about the time and the people of Jesus Christ. The student learns that archaeological evidence furnishes us with silent witness to the validity of the biblical records.

MT.3 THE NATIONS: HISTORICALLY AND PROPHETICALLY
Credit Units =4
From the most ancient times God has displayed and declared his own plan and purpose for this World. This study concentrates upon the place of nations in his plan. The subject begins early in Genesis and culminates in the Millenial Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. The trying and judging of nations have survived, and will survive this judgment and exist during the Millenium. To understand the whole picture of divine eschatology, it is important to understand God's prophecies as well as the histories of nations.

MT.4 PASTORAL THEOLOGY - Credit Units = 3
This subject deals with the Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ: Who and what he/she is; family relationships; his/her calling; his/her congregational ministry; and his/her pulpit work. It involves the stud of the minister s life dedication and devotions, home, professional life in parish and community. It involves the study of the minister's call to preach/teach, but will also discuss how he/she will arrive there. The biblical guide and principles for Pastoral (ministerial) Theology are paramount.

MT.5 PASTORAL COUNSELING - Credit Units = 3
In this course the student will gain an insight into the rich theological framework that supports and directs a biblical approach to counseling. Connecting biblical doctrine with practical living.

MT.6 PASTORAL LEADERSHIP - Credit Units = 3
This study will show that successful leadership and ministry in a church will reward both the minister and the congregation, for it pleases Christ to whom the Church belongs. Varied abilities will be needed to administer the many departments, committees, the board, department directors, and congregational worship. In study and preparation, it is imperative to learn the value of real prayer and dependence upon the Chief Administrator, namely the Holy Spirit. The New Testament gives many examples of the Holy Spirit working with his people in the administration and leadership of his leaders and his Church. Beware of suggestions and techniques that are secular in nature. God's Word and the Holy Spirit cannot be successfully circumvented in the theology of Pastoral Leadership.

MT.7 WORI,D RELIGIONS, CULTS AND THE OCCULT
Credit Units = 4
Students will learn in this subject that the study of religions, other than Christian, is interesting and valuable. Knowing the concepts other groups have of God, gods, goddesses, and eternal involvements, broadens the Christian minister's ability to deal intelligently and on an informed basis in his/her ministry. This study will show how some non-Christian religions are ancient and some contemporary, and how the more recent religions and cults tend toward the occult. The investigative study of these manifests the scriptural darkness and blindness of this present evil world. Only Jesus Christ and the True Gospel can dispel this diabolical darkness by the shining forth of Him Who, alone, is the Light of the World.

MT.B CHRISTIAN DEVOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Credit Units = 3
This study teaches the believer the importance of, and the value in, maintaining regular and scriptural devotional habits.