MDIV Degree: Trimester 1

The first-trimester courses required for a Master of Arts in Christian Leadership.

Tuition: $1,600 per trimester for 4 classes (12 credits), priced in USD.
International pricing available on request.

College Credit

You can earn a [degree] with SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary by taking courses in [BNTS.]

SUM’s accredited degree programs are designed to equip and empower you to engage a culture that is often hostile to a biblical worldview.

SUM has regional accreditation with the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) and national accreditation with the Association of Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).

When taking a course for credit, students will need to:

Watch all the course videos.
Successfully complete all the course quizzes.
Complete discussion assignments
Complete a paper assignment.

The steps to begin your accredited degree journey:

Apply for admission to SUM Bible College and Theological Seminary.
Apply for financial aid at fafsa.gov..

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MDIV Degree

MDIV Degree - Trimester 1

The first-trimester courses required for a Masters of Divinity degree.

Here are the courses you will take:

Seminary Disciplines

Pentecostal Theology and History

Ministry in Postmodern Cultures

Enroll in this learning track and begin your journey to improving your skills.

111 Lessons

Seminary Disciplines: Accredited

Seminary Disciplines equips students to balance academic and spiritual growth. Explore theology, prayer, emotional health, and time management while engaging with the Wesleyan Quadrilateral for personal and ministry success.

110 Lessons

Pentecostal Theology and History: Accredited

This course is a theological and historical discovery of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements from the 20th century till the present. It covers doctrines like Spirit baptism, Tongues, Healing and topics like women in ministry and global mission.

109 Lessons

Ministry in Postmodern Cultures: Accredited

The course engages postmodern theory with strategies to navigate pluralism, relativism, and cultural shifts. Learn to communicate the Gospel effectively, address societal issues, and foster biblically grounded ministries in a postmodern world.