Biblical Theology

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN RELIGION | MAJOR IN biblical theology

Program Overview

This program is designed to give students a well-rounded college education with sound preparation in Bible & Theology (51 credits), Biblical language emphasis, as well as a foundation in Practics (36 credits) and General Studies (36 credits).

An aptitude for the study of Biblical Hebrew and/or Greek is a pre-requisite for enrolment in this program. Students who desire to continue their education at the graduate level will find this major attractive.

More than ever before, the world needs to hear a clear presentation of Biblical truth! The Biblical Theology program seeks to equip students with a sound foundation in Scripture that addresses contemporary issues in a relevant way. The program's focus on Biblical exposition will prepare the studious person for a teaching and preaching ministry. Jesus said, "Therefore every teacher of the law who has become a disciple in the kingdom of heaven is like the owner of a house who brings out of his storeroom new treasures as well as old." We need this kind of leader today-leaders who understand how to mine the Scriptures in order to make fresh application of truth in today's contexts

Meet The Program Director

Alford Deeley
Roger J. Stronstad Chair of Biblical Theology
Phone: (604) 851-7210 or 1-800-976-8388
Email: ajdeeley@summitpacific.ca

Bio

Director: Alf Deeley

Education: B.A., Summit Pacific College, M.A., Regent College

Bio: Alf has been leading the Biblical Theology program since 2015. He graduated with an Master of Arts degree from Regent College in 2006. Alf is passionate about teaching theology and desires to see students equipped with a sound foundation in Scripture.

Experience: Instructor for 9 years, Assistant Professor

Biblical Theology Courses 

Biblical Languages 

Beginning Greek or Hebrew [6 credits]
Intermediate Greek or Hebrew [6 credits]

THEOLOGY:

Biblical Theology of the Holy Spirit
Pastoral Theology
New Testament Theology
Old Testament Theology
Research Theology

Outcomes

Upon completion of this program the student shall be able to:

• demonstrate a broad knowledge of the Bible and its major themes;

• use proper hermeneutical, exegetical, & homiletical skills in the exposition, teaching, preaching and application of Scripture;

• do sound Biblical, historical and systematic theologizing;

• develop and demonstrate an authentic Christian worldview;

• practice basic Christian life skills including spiritual disciplines, evangelism, church ministry and cultural discernment;

• nurture a godly, Spirit-filled, ethical lifestyle and,

• advance confidently and successfully to seminary or graduate school studies.