Designed to ground students in the key issues of mission theory and praxis today, this module encourages students to think theologically about mission, and explore what the implications are for mission strategy today. In addition to a special emphasis on church planting, some of the other subjects we explore include chaplaincy, migration and multi-directional mission, justice in the context of mission and more. Students will develop their ability to think critically about the opportunities and challenges regarding mission today and be equipped to understand the role of leadership in mission and the Pentecostal distinctive in mission work.

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This postgraduate-level short course, designed for alumni of the Pentecostal Theological College, offers an in-depth exploration of the biography of the Apostle Paul and the theological contribution of his writings to the New Testament, as well as the influence of those letters on Christian theology. Special attention is given to themes of theology, Christology, soteriology, pneumatology, ecclesiology and ethics found within the undisputed Pauline corpus.

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This course explores the core beliefs of the Christian faith and their impact on daily living. Divided into two key sections, the course will cover:

• Part 1: Foundational Christian beliefs rooted in Scripture and theological reflections across early, classical, and contemporary thought.

• Part 2: How these beliefs shape Christian approaches to ethical issues.

Join us to deepen your understanding of faith and its practical application in life and ethics.

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This practical and spiritually grounded short course equips students with the theological insight and leadership skills needed to build and lead effective ministry teams. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, growth, and mission, the course blends classroom learning with real-world experience.

Participants will explore:

• The biblical and practical importance of teams in ministry

• Principles of team formation, training, and development

• Skills for working effectively with others and understanding team dynamics

• Coaching techniques and the role of the team leader

• Setting goals, measuring performance, and managing conflict

Ideal for emerging leaders and those involved in ministry coordination, this course fosters growth in team leadership, communication, and Spirit-led collaboration.

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The short course in Christian Apologetics will:

• Introduce the major schools of thought and the overall principles involved in the practice of Christian Apologetics.

• Demonstrate the way in which philosophical, cultural and historical factors lie behind any understanding of Christian truth claims.

• Consider cultural literacy and how faith and religious practice interacts within their wider cultural context.

• Address key issues in society, including LGBTQ+, climate change, creation care, social justice, etc. and to develop an informed theological response to these.

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This four-day short course examines key themes in Pentecostal theology, tracing the development of the doctrine of the Baptism in the Holy Spirit from its Holiness roots through classical Pentecostalism to the Charismatic and Third Wave movements. Participants will explore major theological debates, including subsequence, glossolalia, and the doctrine of initial evidence, alongside key objections to Pentecostal theology and contemporary responses.

The course also considers Pentecostal doctrine and practice relating to charismatic gifts, including tongues, prophecy, healing in the atonement, and contemporary signs and wonders. It concludes with a critical examination of significant Pentecostal and Charismatic controversies, including the Word of Faith movement, spiritual warfare, Oneness theology, revivalism, ecclesiology, and church governance.

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This short course looks at the biblical texts within their geographical, historical, political, cultural, religious, philosophical, and literary contexts (Sitz im Leben), examining how socio-historical settings shape interpretation and exegesis.

Through critical engagement with primary sources and contemporary scholarship, the course considers the emergence of Israel, the relationship between Ancient Near Eastern texts and the biblical creation and flood narratives, the influence of Jewish and Second Temple literature on the New Testament, and the Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts that shaped the origins of Christianity.

Participants will engage critically with key debates in biblical studies, gaining tools for informed interpretation and a deeper understanding of the world behind the biblical text. Students with relevant Hebrew or Greek language skills are encouraged to work with the biblical texts in their original languages, with additional tutorial support available.

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This thought-provoking short course explores how Christian theology and ethics engage with the complexities of today’s cultural landscape. By tracing the development of philosophical worldviews and life narratives, the course equips participants to respond biblically and thoughtfully to current ethical debates.

Participants will explore:

• The historical development of philosophical worldviews and their influence on contemporary thought

• The challenges of forming a theology and ethic that remains faithful to Scripture and Christian tradition

• How a Christian worldview shapes moral reasoning and ethical positions in today’s society

• The intersection of theological conviction, cultural awareness, and pastoral response

Ideal for those seeking to think deeply about faith and culture, this course helps leaders and learners articulate a biblically grounded ethic in a rapidly changing world.

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This short course, in Movement Leaders, offers a compelling overview of key figures, movements, and theological developments that have shaped the global Church from its earliest days to the present. Designed for students and leaders alike, the course equips participants to understand the roots and trajectories of Christian faith and practice across history.

Participants will explore:

• Methodological approaches to studying Church history—circumstances, sources, purposes, and processes

• The Early Church: Polycarp, Tertullian, Augustine, Montanism, and the Celtic tradition

• The Reformation and its legacy: Luther, Calvin, and Arminius

• Revival and renewal movements: Moravians, Methodism, and the rise of the Charismatic tradition

• Key leaders and influencers: David Pytches, John Wimber, Michael Green, Yonggi Cho

• Modern expressions of Christianity: Pentecostalism, the Word of Faith movement, and the global megachurch phenomenon

This course is ideal for those wanting to understand how the Church has responded to the Spirit, culture, and theology across time—and how that history shapes today’s mission.

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What does it mean to be a young person today? How can youth ministry and the Church help young people become mature followers of Jesus? Part 1 explores these questions, and also covers some key basics of youth ministry today

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This 4-day course focuses on personal and corporate growth in Christian leadership. Key areas include:

• Theological and biblical insights on leadership topics: relationships, stress, finances, and communication.

  • Emotional intelligence and its role in leadership.

  • Exploring the essence of Christian leadership.

  • Theological reflections on corporate prayer, mission, and generosity.

Join us for an opportunity to deepen your understanding of leadership through biblical principles and practical wisdom.

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