The program combines the broad theological formation with the skill of conducting theological research in the light of the contemporary religous environment. The students preparing themselves to become Bible teachers, exegetes or writers of theological literature are provided with expertise in either Old Testament or New Testament. The biblical and theological research abilities of the student are demonstrated in writing a Thesis.

Core Courses:

• European Pentecostal Theology and Evangelicalism

• Pentecostal Pneumatology

• Historical Development of Major Pneumatological Themes

• Old Testament Evangelical Theology

• New Testament Evangelical Theology

The Biblical Studies pathway is designed to stimulate reflection on the use of the Bible in theology by crossing the conventional disciplinary boundaries between biblical exegesis and biblical theology applied in the contemporary church environment.

Biblical Studies Pathway Courses:

• Old Testament Exegetical Methods and Pneumatological Texts

• New Testament Exegetical Methods and Pneumatolgical Texts

• Pentecostal Hermeneutics

The Missiological Studies pathway also stimulates reflection on the use of the Bible in theology by crossing the conventional disciplinary boundaries between biblical exegesis and biblical theology. However, it is also designed to stimulate creative reflection on the missions theology, history and trends in the light of cultural changes now sweeping through modern society and to equip church leaders and others to develop effective missions strategies through which the church might redefine its purposes in this context.

This course provides a solid theological education and prepares the students for entering different ministries of the Church and teaching Christian Religion inside and outside the Church establishment. It also introduces the students to personal research in the areas of instruction through the courses, the seminars and the assigned theological research papers.

Missiological Studies Pathway Courses:

• Conflict Management in Pentecostal Missions

• Contextualized Ministry and Pentecostal Theology

• Pentecostal Missions Leadership

The writing of a thesis is the key research element in the CTS Master of Theology programme. It is prepared under the direction of a qualified supervisor, fulfilling the qualifications of scholarly research, which investigates a well-defined question or an issue in some historical, theological, exegetical, or theoretical body of knowledge. These theses can be found in the CTS library. The collection is a valuable resource for students and pastors. We invite researchers to use them for their studies and ministry. Click here to see some of the theses’ titles.

Master Thesis' Courses:

• Practical Research Skills and Advanced Research Methods

• Thesis Research Portfolio

• Master’s Thesis