Master of Ministry in Biblical Studies
As a believer everything is ministry. Church service is ministry. Business is ministry. Raising children is a ministry. The church walls cannot contain what God is doing.
This class aims to prepare you to minister in church and in the community, according to your ministry calling. Study the ministry of prophets and prophecy as we compare biblical prophets and modern prophets. We will consider how the OT Prophets interacted with the kings of their day and the application it has in our current world. Apply this understanding of prophetic communication to the capstone, your final project. This program prepares and equips the student with critical thinking and personal revelation for the ministry. Students will choose to do one of the following for your final project:
- Learn and serve in an existing ministry: Healing, Prophetic Evangelism, Ministry Administration,
- Develop and launch your Ministry or Business Plan
The final project work is a significant portion of the program. There is no time for good ideas; only God ideas; these are the projects that He supports and where we experience His presence. We each need to hear from the Lord. This could be as simple as a home church, discipleship meetings, small business, or a significant ministry or business plan for global Kingdom advancement. It is not the size that matters. This is individual and relational. We celebrate with you what the Lord wants to do through you.
CMM College of Theology was founded by Dr. Jorge Parrott, President of CM Missions, our global missions organization. Students from various nations are often in our classes and many build lifelong friendships.
Students may participate on short-term mission trips and experience international ministry (the cost of the trips is not included in the tuition). Opportunities for students to study abroad are also available. For more information contact us at info@CMMTheology.org.
The Master of Ministry in Biblical Studies program is accredited by the Association of Independent Christian Colleges and Seminaries (AICCS).
Goals
To help the student better understand the prophets in the Bible through the Spirit of God, in their timeline; to see current prophets and gain a heart of discernment and maturity in personally hearing God to bring into existence what God wants to create as a final project. All set in an environment for the student to gain deeper insight for a life of ministry, whether in a secular job or an actual ministry position.
Prerequisites
Bachelor of Biblical Studies with 120 CR, or equivalent. A GPA of 2.5 or higher is required.
Graduation Requirements
40 graduate credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree, with a 2.50 GPA of a 4.00, accomplished by passing these 40 graduate credit hours. This includes writing and presenting an original thesis paper.
To learn more about this program, download the CMM College of Theology Catalog.