ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Fundamental Course in Christian Apologetics

This program is designed to equip students with the intellectual, philosophical, and biblical tools necessary to rationally defend the Christian faith against contemporary critiques and cultural challenges.

2. Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

This list demonstrates the concrete results of the learning process:

Outcomes:

• Understand and respond to common atheist and agnostic objections.

• Master the historical and scientific evidence for the resurrection of Christ and the Scriptures.

• Strengthen personal conviction and assurance in one's own faith.

• Engage in respectful and effective dialogues with non-believers.

Fundamental Course in Biblical Exegesis (Practical Methods) 

This program equips the student to extract the true meaning of a biblical text. It provides practical tools for research, analysis, and the contextual application of the Word of God.

2. Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Conduct independent and in-depth biblical study.

• Apply the exegetical method to various literary genres (Gospels, Prophets, etc.).

• Effectively use linguistic tools and theological commentaries.

• Prepare teaching messages or sermons that are faithful to the original author's intent.

Systematic Theology: The Foundations of the Faith 

This program offers a comprehensive and organized study of the major Christian doctrines. It enables students to understand the coherence of the biblical faith and to integrate all truths into a logical and relevant framework.

2. Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Understand the interconnection between all doctrines (Christology, Pneumatology, Soteriology, etc.).

• Develop a solid theological framework for teaching and preaching.

• Know how to articulate and defend the central truths of Christianity.

• Acquire the necessary foundations for advanced theological studies.

Pastoral Administration: Effective Church Management

This program equips leaders with the management, organizational, and leadership skills necessary to administer a modern church or Christian organization, aligning spiritual vision with operational reality.

2. Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Establish effective leadership structures and boards.

• Master principles of financial management and accountability within the church context.

• Develop strategies for sustainable growth and long-term planning.

• Manage human resources and motivate volunteer teams.

📚 Essential Resource for this Course

"To succeed in this module, we strongly recommend the reference work The Shepherd’s Staff. This book is the foundation of our study on church leadership and management."

Christian Ethics and Decision-Making 

This program explores the biblical and theological foundations of morality. It equips students to analyze and take a stand on major contemporary ethical dilemmas (bioethics, social justice, finances, etc.).

2. Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Understand different ethical approaches (deontology, teleology, virtue ethics).

• Develop a biblical analysis framework for complex societal issues.

• Make informed and responsible decisions in personal and ministerial matters.

• Know how to counsel others on moral issues and matters of conscience.

Homiletics I: The Art and Science of Preaching 

A comprehensive two-part training on the preparation and delivery of sermons that are textually faithful, theologically sound, and contextually relevant, touching the heart of the listener.

Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Master the steps of preparing an exegetical sermon.

• Structure a message with clarity, flow, and impact.

• Effectively use illustrations and practical applications.

• Improve self-confidence and pulpit presence.

Public Speaking I: Advanced Public Communication 

A program designed to transform the way you communicate, developing not only your elocution and posture, but also your ability to inform, persuade, and inspire any audience.

Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Overcome the fear of public speaking.

• Develop a strong, clear, and engaging voice.

• Effectively use body language to reinforce the message.

• Structure high-impact speeches for non-church contexts.

Biblical Languages: Hebrew and Greek (Introduction)

Get introduced to the original languages of the Bible. This course offers the essential foundations to unlock the riches of the Old and New Testaments and to deepen your exegesis.

Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Recognize the alphabets and basic principles of grammar.

• Use lexicons and concordances more effectively.

• Understand nuances of meaning in the original text.

• Significantly improve the precision of your theological studies.

Pentateuch I: Introduction to the Five Books of Moses 

This program is an in-depth study of the first five books of the Bible (Genesis to Deuteronomy). It explores the fundamental themes of creation, the Covenant, the law, and the establishment of the people of Israel.

2. Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Master the central themes and structures of the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

• Understand the role of the Pentateuch as the foundation of all biblical theology.

• Identify the historical and literary context of the Covenant.

• Apply the ethical principles and teachings of the Mosaic Law to Christian living.

Homiletics Level II: Mastery and Advanced Applications

 This level goes beyond the fundamentals of sermon structure (covered in Homiletics I). It focuses on the art of delivery, the study of complex literary genres (Apocalypse, Prophecy, Poetry), and the creative use of illustrations to maximize the impact of the message.

Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Master the interpretation and preaching of difficult texts.

• Develop a captivating and authentic delivery style.

• Integrate theology and application with fluidity.

• Know how to handle interruptions and adapt the message in real-time.

Niveau II : Maîtrise de l'Art Oratoire et de l'Influence 

This advanced level focuses on stage presence, emotional audience engagement, and the development of a distinctive voice. You will learn to use pathos and ethos to persuade and inspire in varied contexts (conferences, debates, professional presentations).

Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Develop powerful breathing techniques and vocal projection.

• Manage stage space and body language to project authority.

• Master the art of storytelling to captivate the audience.

• Know how to adapt your speech to different audiences and events.

Biblical Greek (Introduction): Reading the New Testament in Its Original Language 

This course introduces the student to the foundations of New Testament Greek (Koine). It covers the alphabet, essential grammar, and the basic vocabulary necessary to begin decoding the original meaning of the Scriptures.

Key Benefits (Skills Acquired)

Outcomes:

• Master the alphabet and phonetics of Koine Greek.

• Recognize and analyze basic noun and verb forms.

• Increase the efficiency of personal exegetical study.

• Understand nuances of meaning that are unavailable in English translations.