An examination of the foundations of Christian Ethics from biblical, theological, and philosophical perspectives. Topics include historica development, various approaches and methodologies, contextualization, and application to social issues.

An exploration of the driving forces and values that have shaped the characteristics, preferences, and worldview of Generation Z. Topics include learning how to create environments and develop strategies tha wll most effectively influence and equip Gen Zero to flourish in the workplace and contribute to the success of the organization.

An introduction to biblical foundations for planning, coordinating, leading, and supporting both marketplace and ministry organizations. Topics inlude leadership principles that are taught and illustrated in the Old and New Testaments, the development of a theology of leadership, an the integration of organizational flourishing wit the advance of God’s greater purposes in the world.

An examination of how to lead when cross cultural differences affect a business or ministry context. Topics include the relationship between culture(s) and communication, working relationships in cross-cultural contexts, cross-cultural leadership styles, and the development of a framework for leading in a culture different from the leader’s home culture.

An introduction to various leadership styles, models, and theories. Special attention will be given to how various models impact effective leadershi in real-world organizations, as well as the assessment of current leadership strengths and weaknesses for the sake of personal growth as a leader.

An introduction to the foundations of personal leadership. Topics include basic spiritual formation, well-being, self-motivation, strength-based leadership,, goal-setting, time management, productivity, and the relationship between personal leadership and leading others.

Planned with the student’s advisor, the goal of the project is to integrate the student’s coursework, personal experience, and vocational goals in a “Theology/Philosophy of Leadership” that the student will apply to particular area of leadership. The written project plan, literature search, and analysis of results is the capstone experience in the Master of Arts in Leadership.

An examination of the Christian worldview from biblical, theological, and philosophical perspectives. Topics include critical analysis of competing worldviews, communication of the Christian worldview in a pluralistic context, and the relationship between propositions, affections, and actions in developing a consistently biblical approach to viewing and living ife.