Este curso se enfoca en los distintivos de lo que significa ser “un wesleyano”. Entre las muchas tradiciones cristianas, denominaciones y perspectivas teológicas, ¿qué hace que el movimiento wesleyano sea identificablemente único? Este curso nos introduce a la visión de John Wesley sobre la gracia y la salvación, y nos familiariza con el “Cuadrilátero Wesleyano.” También aborda la tensión de buscar la unidad dentro de la diversidad teológica, mientras se mantiene la fidelidad a la verdad. Finalmente, analiza la relación entre perseguir la innovación y permanecer arraigado en la tradición. 

Este curso le proporcionará al estudiante una mejor comprensión intelectual de la doctrina wesleyana de la santidad para su propio beneficio y para aquellos entre quienes ministra. Se espera que a medida que los estudiantes adquieran más comprensión, Dios continúe trabajando en ellos acercándolos a la justicia en Cristo, apartándolos en la santificación y equipándolos para un servicio cristiano más poderoso.

Palabras clave: Teología de la Santidad, santificación, pureza espiritual, John Wesley, movimiento de santidad, perfección cristiana, gracia divina, crecimiento espiritual, integridad moral, santidad del corazón, vida santa, vida santificada, teología wesleyana, renovación espiritual, devoción religiosa, transformación interior, ética cristiana, doctrina de la santidad, fe y obras, disciplina espiritual, santidad personal, amor divino, vida recta, santidad espiritual, santidad cristiana.

Have you ever tried putting together a jigsaw puzzle without the picture on the box? It’s frustrating and confusing, isn’t it? For many, that’s exactly how approaching the Bible feels—disconnected pieces with no clear picture. But what if you could see how it all fits together? In this course, you’ll discover how the Bible’s big picture points to Jesus as the centrepiece of it all—the "cover of the box" that brings every piece into focus.

This course focuses on the distinctives of what it means to be “a Wesleyan”. Amid the many Christian traditions, denominations, and theological perspectives, what makes the Wesleyan movement identifiably unique? This course introduces us to John Wesley’s view of grace and salvation, and it familiarizes us with the “Wesleyan Quadrilateral.” It also addresses the tension of striving for unity within theological diversity while maintaining fidelity to the truth. Finally, it discusses the relationship between pursuing innovation while remaining grounded in tradition. 

A study of assuptions, procedures, and guidelines to be used in interpreting the Bible. Emphasis is upon refinement of the student's skills in (1) prayer, (2) observation, (3) interpretation and (4) application. The course is designed to develop the student's ability to study the Scriptures accurately, systematically, and independently as a basis for all further personal and professional use of the Bible.

This course provides a systematic overview of the major themes of Christian theology, including ethics. You will explore topics like the nature of God, human nature and sin, Christ and salvation, the Holy Spirit and the Church, the sacraments, Christian ethics, and eschatology. Through reflection on these core topics of Christian faith, you will deepen your understanding of theology and its application to contemporary Christian life, while ideally experiencing spiritual growth in the process.

This course covers the literature of the New Testament. Special attention will be given to the life of Christ and the history of the early church, including the life of Paul.

This course will provide the student with a better intellectual understanding of the Wesleyan doctrine of holiness for their own benefit and for those they minister among. It is the hope that as students gain in understanding, God will continue to work in them by drawing them closer to righteousness in Christ, setting them apart in sanctification, and equipping them for more powerful Christian service.

The course will examine the theological and historical events and people who helped shape the development of The Wesleyan Church from its roots in early Methodism to the present. Emphasis will focus on identifying the key distinctive values of the Church in its beginning stages and how these values continue to shape the message and mission of the Church today. The course will also provide an opportunity to gain a working knowledge of the Wesleyan Discipline as a helpful tool for church governance and administration.