Master of Arts in Christian Ministry
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry
The Religion faculty of Missouri Baptist University desires to assist churches in developing leaders with Christ-like characteristics so that they can extend Christ-like influence, by providing a master’s degree which is foundational and practical. This course of study has been designed in an effort to emphasize applicability to life, orientation toward the church, and fidelity to the biblical revelation.
FAITHFUL TO CHRISTIAN FOUNDATIONS
At Missouri Baptist University the core of a common Christian theology is taught as the expression of divinely-revealed truth, valid for all people, and having life-impact upon all people.
The Master of Christian Ministries at MBU provides individualized degree options with five core areas of emphasis:
- Pastoral Ministries
- Urban Ministries
- Apologetic Studies
- Biblical Counseling
- Biblical Languages
- Low Tuition Rates
ORIENTED TO THE LOCAL CHURCH
The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry focuses theological studies on the life of the church with the goal of preparing students for service in local churches and throughout the world.
GREAT PROGRAM + FACULTY
In 24 months, earn a theological degree that is both practical and foundational. Our qualified professors desire to develop Christ-like leaders that seek to impact contemporary society. The degree program is built for both lay leaders and ministers alike. From the class times to flexible subject programs, the degree allows you to focus on your current role or your next position. The program may also serve as a “bridge” program for future seminary study.
ATTEND FULL OR PART-TIME
The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry degree program is designed for ministry and lay leaders, church staff workers, professional Christian educators serving in both secondary and higher education, ministers seeking continuing education and individuals that desire a more informed perspective on faith and life. The flexible schedule at MBU allows you to take classes when your time permits. Courses are offered year-round and typically meet once a week for eights sessions. Many students also take online courses to fit their particular schedules.
Courses
- RBIB503 Understanding Old Testament Concepts
- RBIB513 Understanding New Testament Concepts
- HIRE503 History of Christian Thought I
- HIRE513 History of Christian Thought II
- RREL503 Knowing God
- RREL513 Following God
- RRED513 Spiritual Formation
- RPHI503 Christianity & Culture
- RREL523 Theology of Christian Ministry
- RRED523 Basics of Biblical Counseling
- RRED553 North American Cultural Exegesis
- RREL533 Principles of Pastoral Ministry
- RREL583 Expository Biblical Ministry
- RRED503 Introduction to Church Planting
- RRED533 Introduction to Cross-Cultural Ministry
- RRED543 Urban Church Planting
- PSRL523 Pastoral Counseling and Care Giving
- PSRL533 Psychology of Moral and Spiritual Development
- HIRP533 Contemporary Worldviews
- RPHI513 Christian Ethics
- RPHI533 World Religions
- RPHI583 Philosophy of Religion
- RBLA513 New Testament Greek Exegesis I
- RBLA523 New Testament Greek Exegesis II
- RBLA533 Elementary Classical Hebrew I
- RBLA543 Elementary Classical Hebrew II
Last updated January 30, 2018
