Doctor of Kingdom Theology

The Doctor of Kingdom Theology (D.KT) degree is an academic degree that blends academics and Kingdom-based ministry. This degree is designed to provide the learner a deep dive into the Kingdom of God based upon its original Jewish context.

The Doctor of Kingdom Theology program focuses upon studying Second Temple Judaism scholars and their work on the historical Jesus and His message of the Kingdom of God. The program will involve research and exploration into the Jewish mindset or the Rabbi Jesus and His under-standing of the Kingdom of God.

The Doctor of Kingdom Theology program requires that the student has taken both Greek and Hebrew, which allows them to understand the ancient context of the Kingdom of God. The program requires course work, an oral exam, a dissertation, and a doctoral board defense.

Courses

The Doctor of Kingdom Theology program contains the equivalent of 60 credit hours. These 60 credit hours are comprised of 20 required courses. Prerequisites for this program include Introduction to Greek I and II and Introduction to Hebrew I and II.

THEOLOGICAL REQUIRED COURSES

Judaism and the Kingdom
Meet the Rabbi
Jesus the Jewish Messiah
Paul the Jewish Theologian
The Parables of Jesus
A Jewish Perspective of the Christian Faith
Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus

Intertestamental/Apocalyptic Literature
The Kingdom Then, Now, and to Come
The Greatness of the Kingdom
The Jewishness of the Old Testament
The Temple and the Tabernacle
The Feasts of Israel
Introduction to Judaism

KINGDOM THEOLOGY REQUIRED COURSES

Kingdom Ethics and Values
Kingdom Worship
Kingdom Vision
The Doctrine of the Kingdom
The Kingdom, the Church, and You