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Graduate Diploma in Kingdom Theology - Westminster Theological Centre Menu Westminster Theological Centre Facebook Twitter Email LinkedIn Vimeo YouTube Instagram Primary Menu Skip to contentWell-nighUs Vision & Values Student Stories Job Vacancies Partners Contact us Study with UsUndertowOfferings CertHE in Kingdom Theology BA (Hons) in Kingdom Theology Graduate Diploma in Kingdom Theology MA in Kingdom Theology Flexi-MA in Kingdom Theology OpenWTC: Living The Christian Story OpenWTC: Spiritually Formed AdmissionsUndertowDelivery Academic Calendar Bursary Information Fees & FAQs Locations Bristol Cambridge East Sussex East Anglia Hampshire Manchester North East London Northern Ireland South London Stockholm West Midlands News Events Local Kingdom Theology Events 2018 Hub Open Evenings Kingdom Theology Conference 2017 Kingdom Work Conference WTCLive! People Faculty Staff Board of Trustees Donate Giving Month Blog Moodle Search Search for: Graduate Diploma in Kingdom Theology This two year part-time undertow offers a study of the major theological disciplines, including Biblical studies,Denominationhistory, spirituality, Christian beliefs, and leadership & ministry. The Graduate Diploma is designed to equip graduates (in subjects other than theology) for servant leadership and mission, and moreover acts as an entry qualification for the MA in Kingdom Theology. If you are an intern with a denomination or merchantry and only want to study for one year, please contact the *protected email* who will be worldly-wise to go through the options of study with you. The undertow is validated by the University of Chester.UndertowContent Year 1 Modules TH6930: Graduate Old Testament Studies - Dr Stephen Dempster Do you want to go on a transformational journey in which your little life story is unprotected up in the Story of the Ages? Then welcome to a undertow on going deeper into the study of the Old Testament, a Story which begins with Creation and ends with the prophecies of a new world in which everything has been transformed! Here is a place where you will obtain a largest compass for your own journey as you see increasingly unmistakably your way in the light of the Torah, the calls for justice from the prophets, the insights of the sages, and the praises and lament of the psalms. Welcome to a journey of transformation! TH6946: Discovering the New Testament - Dr Rikk Watts This module introduces students to the historical, theological and literary content of the New Testament. It will focus expressly on the challenges of reading various and distinctive styles and themes wideness New Testament genres and authors.Sustentationis paid to the practices and beliefs of Christianity in the context of Second Temple Judaism and the first century Church. Selected texts provide specimen studies that illustrate the historically conditioned weft of early Christianity. There is a consideration of both the exegetical value and the hair-trigger challenges that an historical viewing of the New Testament produces. Particular sustentation is paid to questions of Christology, eschatology, soteriology, Jesus’ Spirituality, the ‘Kingdom of God’, the meaning of Jesus’ death and the relationship between these themes and the shape of Christian discipleship and ministry. TH6940: Graduate SpiritualInseminationand Leadership - Dr Lucy Peppiatt This module combines teaching on spiritual insemination and practical leadership skills and gives a well-rounded and dynamic view of discipleship and leadership in our individual contexts. Students have the opportunity to reflect on their own spiritual insemination and gifting through exploring the spiritual insemination tradition through scripture and the ages. TH6944: On the Incarnation - Dr Lucy Peppiatt This module gives students the opportunity to delve into the fascinating questions virtually the person and work of Jesus Christ. Who do people think Jesus is? What does it midpoint for God to have wilt man and dwelt among us? What are the implications of the Incarnation for the denomination and the world? In this module we focus on the biblical and early denomination portraits of Jesus, questions virtually how one person can be the God-man, and the debates virtually orthodox views of Christ with a particular focus on the minutiae of ideas virtually the identity of Jesus in the first few hundred years of the church. Year 2 Modules TH6912: Missiology - Dr Bob Ekblad Bob Ekblad brings an empowering and challenging perspective to the questions of how the denomination should be engaging in the undeniability to make disciples of all nations. Bob’s deep knowledge of scripture and vast wits in working with people on the margins, together with his world-wide ministry of training those on the mission field, help students to explore the Gospel’s power to transform individuals and society. TH6945: Christology in Context - Dr Lucy Peppiatt This module builds on the foundations of TH6944 (On the Incarnation) as we go deeper into questions of the identity of Jesus and what it ways to be ‘saved.’ We study some of the developments through history in thinking well-nigh Jesus, as well as the biblical perspective on the incarnation, salvation, atonement, and the second coming. Students have the endangerment to think through what all of this ways for modern day discipleship, life, and engagement with the world in mission. TH6934: Transformational Leadership - Rev Anthony Delaney There are so many books and so much material now on leadership it makes your throne spin. Perhaps that’s strange when you consider that Jesus didn’t encourage us so much to lead as to follow! This module will teach how it’s in pursuit increasingly closely you’ll find you lead better. The lectures will focus mainly on Old Testament notation and how God turned their weakness to strength. We will see how each of us can develop their leadership potential to enable flourishing in every sphere of influence to occur. References are drawn from both influential Christian leaders and the weightier that the merchantry world has to offer. TH6942: The History of Christian Spirituality - Dr Steve Watts This module takes as it starting point that Christian spirituality is not simply a private, wistful topic but a dynamic and creative practice of Christian weighing in culture. While it will provide students with a wholesale overview of the history of Christianity, the module will focus on particular, representative specimen studies in order to provide a window into how spirituality has been practiced from the primitive denomination to the present. On the understructure of these studies, the module aims to inspire remoter reflection on on how Christian spirituality is, and might be, practised today. For full undertow wordage details, please visit theUndertowDelivery page. Entry Requirements This undertow is suitable for anyone who wants to go deeper in their faith but is particularly geared towards those who have previously studied at University level. Generally, a Bachelor’s stratum is required. For those without a Bachelor’s degree, but with professional qualifications or relevant experience, please *protected email* to discuss your eligibility for the Graduate Diploma. If English is not your first language, please see the English Language requirements on the Admissions page. Fees The financing of this undertow are £3,250 per year which includes a £350 non-refundable petrifaction to personize your place without receiving an offer.UndertowOfferings Admissions CertHE in Kingdom Theology BA (Hons) in Kingdom Theology Graduate Diploma in Kingdom Theology MA in Kingdom Theology Flexi-MA in Kingdom Theology OpenWTC: Theology Without WallsUndertowDelivery Academic Calendar Bursary Information Fees & FAQs Tel (local rate within UK): 030 0040 6200 E-mail: info@wtctheology.org.uk This site and all its content © 2018 WTC (Reg. 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