This course is intended to introduce students to the key issues associated with the interpretation and application of Scripture so that they can engage the biblical text competently and confidently. Students will be equipped with an understanding of the overall biblical narrative as well as the various biblical literately types. They will also be equipped with interpretive tools so they can navigate the content and context of biblical passages from both Testaments. 

This survey course will provide students with an understanding of the essential Christian doctrine so they can competently and confidently articulate the foundations of their faith in their unique contexts. Students will also be given a preliminary grasp the terminology and topics discussed in academic theology, so that they are prepared for further study in Systematic and Historical Theology. 

This survey course will provide students with a foundational understanding of the narrative, literature, and theology of the Old Testament as well as a preliminary knowledge of the context and content of each writing. In the process, students will not only be introduced to the key interpretive issues surrounding various OT literary types but also guided in the application of their teaching to a life of devotion to Christ and service to his Church. 

This survey course will provide students with a foundational understanding of the narrative, literature, and theology of the New Testament as well as a preliminary knowledge of the context and content of each writing. In the process, students will not only be introduced to the key interpretive issues surrounding various NT literary types but also guided in the application of their teaching to a life of devotion to Christ and service to his church. 

This course will equip students for greater fruitfulness and faithfulness as missional leaders living in the contemporary Canadian context, preparing them to both share the Gospel clearly and to train other Christians in the ways of Christian maturity. As it unfolds, students will be taught to discern the idea-systems and stories that have shaped the secular western world and to engage those around them critically and compassionately, rooted in the Christian worldview. 

This course will orient students around the experience and practice of Christian faith by guiding them in the development of rhythms and habits that cultivate a life of devotion to Jesus. Overall, the goal is to equip students with a compelling vision of spiritual growth and maturity that encapsulates their whole lives as children of God who are united to Jesus and filled with his Spirit. 

This course orients students to the life skills and leadership competencies that are characteristic of healthy and mature Christian leaders, drawing on an examination of a theology of leadership and historical and contemporary theories and practices of leadership. Through this course, students will grow in their ability to steward the resources and relationships God has given them and to apply essential leadership principles in contemporary contexts. 

These modules provide a streamlined introduction to the essential mechanics of scholarly research and academic writing within a theological context. Designed as practical workshops for students entering academic discourse, the curriculum focuses on the rapid development of core competencies: navigating theological databases, constructing persuasive theses, and mastering formal citation. 

The primary objective is to transition students from basic assignment completion to the production of clear, well-argued scholarly work. Through targeted exercises and structured feedback, students will gain the technical proficiency and critical thinking skills necessary to meet the rigorous standards of higher education and professional ministry. 

The DELTA Seminar brings together all the elements of the DELTA program. This course will utilize experiential trips, retreats, and in class discussions and assignments to aid students in growing in their spiritual formation and discipleship. This course will help students to draw connections between all of their courses, helping students to develop a strong framework for Christian life and ministry. 

These courses will allow students to learn by actively leading within ministry, gaining invaluable knowledge and practical experience. Students will be paired with a mentor in their ministry area and work and lead alongside their mentor over the semester.