Kingdom Preaching Certificate
Course List & Descriptions
Kingdom Homiletics 1
This course is designed to introduce the learner to the art of Kingdom preaching. Students will learn the basic mechanics of sermon preparation and delivery. The course will provide a historical synopsis of preaching from the Older and the Newer Testaments. During this course, you will explore the call and the responsibility of the 21st century Kingdom preacher. Kingdom Homiletics will guide the learner into the deeper dimensions of the Kingdom call, preparing you to expand the “preaching” experience to a “Kingdom” experience.
Biblical Hermeneutics
This course is an introduction to interpreting the Bible. It explains the art and methods of biblical interpretation. The topics discussed are: semantics, systematic hermeneutics, exegesis, hermeneutic techniques, and principles of hermeneutics.
Kingdom Exegesis 1 (Older Testament)
This course is designed to help the student understand the Bible from a Kingdom perspective, which is its original context. It will teach the student about the cultural context and message of the Kingdom of God in language and practice throughout the Older Testament.
Kingdom Exegesis 2 (Newer Testament)
This course is designed to help the student understand the Bible from a Kingdom perspective, which is its original context. It will teach the student about the cultural context and message of the Kingdom of God in language and practice throughout the Newer Testament.
Systematic Theology 1
This course is structured to facilitate a broad overview of the main theological themes of the Bible as it pertains to understanding God and the spiritual world. Topics covered will include: understanding doctrine, spiritual warfare, heaven and hell, the doctrine of angels, and the doctrine of last things. This course also seeks to systematically examine the deity, continual work, and gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Systematic Theology 2
This course is structured to facilitate a broad overview of the main theological themes of the Bible, specifically the church and the Kingdom of God. This course is also designed to equip the student with the ability to answer, utilizing a thorough understanding of the tenets of the doctrine of salvation, age-old questions about how one is saved, when one is saved, and whether one is always saved.
Systematic Theology 3
This course examines the fundamental teachings of the apostles and provides the learner with an opportunity to increase their foundational understanding of biblical doctrine.