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TH702 The Church: Engaging with the World (Tri 3, 2026)

Theology

TH702 The Church: Engaging with the World (Tri 3, 2026)

This unit focuses on how the church can engage with the world is such a way that it communicates the message of Christ in rich and significant ways

C9222 Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and Positive Psychology (PP) (Tri 3, 2026)

Counselling

C9222 Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and Positive Psychology (PP) (Tri 3, 2026)

T9217 Doctrine of Christian Holiness (Tri 3, 2026)

Theology

T9217 Doctrine of Christian Holiness (Tri 3, 2026)

CH701 The Church: Its History and Theology (Tri 3, 2026)

Church History

CH701 The Church: Its History and Theology (Tri 3, 2026)

The study of the history of the Church provides a vital context for understanding the contemporary Church.  We can’t truly understand the present unless we understand the past, because the past created us.This unit surveys the development of traditions, the growth of theology and the unity/disunity displayed in the church during the past 2,000 years.  The clashes between people, ideas and movements is a thrilling journey in itself, but it will also prove to be a journey of self-discovery.

T9251 Readings in Selected Theologians (trimester 3, 2026)

Theology

T9251 Readings in Selected Theologians (trimester 3, 2026)

This course allows students to focus on two theologians of their choice, to engage with the original source material and critical reviews of their work and develop their own position in relation to their theologies.This graduate course unit enables students to appreciate, via a detailed study of the key works selected theologians, that theology is an evolving and historically embedded discipline.

BL701/BL801 Greek A | A8122 New Testament Greek 1 (Tri 3, 2026)

Original Languages

BL701/BL801 Greek A | A8122 New Testament Greek 1 (Tri 3, 2026)

The old expression: “That is all Greek to me,” has convinced a lot of people that Greek must be a very difficult language to speak. Greek grammar, however, has a very logical and exact structure, allowing the reader to analyse the text with amazing precision. It is exactly this which makes the study of Greek so exciting and worthwhile.In this first level course students are taught the fundamental grammatical structure of Koine Greek and its vocabulary. Along with this students are also introduced to Greek language tools that are available to help them analyse the text more quickly. This is important as time constraints often force ministers to by-pass analysis of the Greek text in their sermon preparation, resulting in poorer exegesis.Greek is very important for an in-depth analysis and understanding of the New Testament. It, thus, is foundational for students wishing to continue their studies of the New Testament on a post-graduate level.

PM704 Christian Discipleship (Tri 3, 2026)

General

PM704 Christian Discipleship (Tri 3, 2026)

Christ calls the believer to follow Him, and to live a life of faith and obedience whilst we remain in the midst of a broken reality. We are called to participate in the Kingdom of God through the power of the Holy Spirit to become more Christlike as we seek to glorify our Heavenly Father. All who decide to follow Christ commence the journey of Christian discipleship, which challenges and transforms the entire manner in which we live.   The Scripture provides specific direction to train, exhort and to teach others to grow in deeper wisdom and maturity, bearing fruit in keeping with repentance, both individually and corporately. In a society seeking instant gratification there remains an urgent need to consider Christian Discipleship. As we engage and identify with sinful, fallen, broken humanity we need the deep wisdom and understanding gleaned through authentic discipleship. This course will establish a comprehensive trinitarian theology for Christian discipleship, explore historical precedence and engage in the transformational journey that will shape and equip us for Christian life and ministry.

C7191 Introduction to CBT and DBT | C9223 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (Tri 3, 2026)

Counselling

C7191 Introduction to CBT and DBT | C9223 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (Tri 3, 2026)

C7204 Counselling Theory and Practice III | C9229 Ethical Professional Issues in Pastoral Counselling (Tri 3, 2026)

Counselling

C7204 Counselling Theory and Practice III | C9229 Ethical Professional Issues in Pastoral Counselling (Tri 3, 2026)

C7106 Introduction to Psychology | C8106 Fundamentals of Psychology (Tri 3, 2026)

Counselling

C7106 Introduction to Psychology | C8106 Fundamentals of Psychology (Tri 3, 2026)

C7228 Psychopathology (Tri 3, 2026)

Counselling

C7228 Psychopathology (Tri 3, 2026)

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