An investigation of the biblical theology of mission. The student will analyze three distinct but interrelated areas: The biblical and theological foundations of mission; the Kingdom of God as the theme of mission; and progressive revelation throughout salvation history. The student will be able to construct his/her own mission theological framework.

Introduction to the basic principles of morality through a study of biblical and theological themes that define the Christian understanding of personhood, objective morality, and methodologies for moral discernment. Particular attention is given to Christian meaning of sin, virtue, conscience, natural law, values and norms for moral decision-making, as well as the Chrisitian experience of conversion, reconciliation, and discipleship. Focus on code of ethics for Christian believers engaged in missional activity will be introduced.

Explores and analyzes development practices and principles based on ethically sound reasoning. Emphasis on developing ethically sound real-world applications is a focus of the course.

Analyzes and evaluates contemporary ethical theories, especially those within the Christian theological tradition, and utilizes these theories when viewing a variety of contemporary issues through the lens of Scripture.

Examines and analyzes fundamental and current ethical issues in public administration. Students will develop skills of ethical analysis and apply them to major issues in public administration practice, management, and public policy.

Investigates Christian ethics and the missional character of God, focusing on the mission of God as seen in Scripture. The application of cross-cultural ethics will be explored and analyzed.