Systematic Theology

Few Christians have given significant thought to the role of the kingdom of God and its relation to church and mission. This course will offer you an important opportunity to ...

Students without prior degrees in theology will be required to complete foundational training in the nature and methods of the discipline. For practitioners, Systematic Theology has the most relevance for ...

Various Christian traditions respond to the person of the Holy Spirit in different ways. Although one might not always agree with other church traditions, it is important to understand them, ...

The objectives of this course is to provide a theological grounding of sin and salvation that is both biblical and transferable to different cultural contexts. Further, themes and theological disputes ...

This course explores the concept of doing theology with "the child in the midst." This is a relatively new discipline, which desperately demands the Church's attention. Upon completion of this ...

This course provides an orientation to the field of Systematic Theology. It includes an overview of major doctrines of the Christian faith (Unit 1), research methods (Unit 2), and a ...

The Survey of Church History course provides a basic overview or survey of church history. As Christians and as students of Christian theology, you must have some grounding in this ...

This course approaches the Doctrine of God not only from a biblical perspective but also in the light of the situation that prevails in the 21st century.  By the end ...

This is the foundational course for all undergraduate students. In this course, you will be introduced to SATS and our core values, common themes, and core definitions of Theology, as ...

This course shows how Africans have approached theology. The course introduces the student to African Traditional Religion and the role it and Western theology have played in the development of ...