Master of Theology in Christian Counseling Degree Online Program Description

The Master of Theology Program in Christian Counseling (Th.M) is 36 semester hours in length and provides a Biblical foundation of study in counseling for individuals, so that they may more aptly assist a hurting flock with their needs.

By pursuing a Master of Theology, students can enhance their understanding and practical application of biblical principles.

Each student will be assigned a mentor to help him or her throughout the program.

This Master of Theology program is designed to equip students with the tools needed for effective ministry.

Costs: Tuition: Approx. $362 per course, Textbooks: As required.

Approx. Total Cost w/o Books: $4,344.00

The Master of Theology degree opens doors to advanced theological education and deeper insights into scripture.

Enhancement: Bimodal learning is now available. You may read and listen to your course with our new ReadSpeaker program directly embedded into it. This enhances learning and is excellent for English as a second language or for individuals with vision impairment.

GBNT 545 Epistles of John

This course gives a detailed look at books written by John the Beloved. It sheds light on all major points and gives commentary on each chapter separately. Each book begins with an outline and a short overall survey and then proceeds to give detailed spiritual and historical data.

GBTH 592 Christ Our Healer

Students of the Master of Theology will engage with complex theological concepts and their implications.

This course deals with the healing ministry of Jesus. It explains God’s will for healing today, even as it was His will in ancient times. The subject of faith is also addressed in this commentary. The relation of sickness to sin is discussed in great detail.

The Master of Theology program prepares students for various roles within the church and community.

GBTH 540 Covenants

This course discusses all of the Old Testament Covenants and how they culminate in the Messianic Covenant and have viable information for us in today’s society. The true biblical definition of the word “covenant” is discussed and how it relates to our modern world today. It also compares the word covenant from both the Old and New Testament perspectives.

Completing a Master of Theology fosters a lifelong commitment to learning and spiritual growth.

GBTH 520 The Holy Spirit

This course in pneumatology defines the works and teachings of the Holy Spirit in relationship to the Messianic Kingdom of God. The course defines the Trinity, the personality of the Holy Spirit, the Holy Spirit’s works in the Old Testament, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, and the Nine Spiritual Gifts.

Through the Master of Theology, students gain valuable insights that can transform their personal and professional lives.

GCCS 550 Christian Counseling I

This course gives an overall view of many problems that Believers face, and how the counselor can help. It discusses the differences of Christian Counseling briefly. The course is divided into four sections: The Counselor, Personal Issues, Interpersonal Issues, and Family Issues.

GBTH 580 God’s Righteousness in the Believer

This course describes the righteousness given to us by the work of the Messiah. It examines the righteousness of both the Old and New Testaments. It discusses atonement at length and such topics as: Propitiation, Reconciliation, Imputation, Sanctification and Justification.

With a Master of Theology, students are well-prepared to tackle the challenges of modern ministry.

GBTH 553 Spiritual Warfare III

The depth of study in a Master of Theology program can greatly enhance one’s effectiveness as a counselor.

This course deals with overcoming conflict that is caused by the demonic realm. It gives us information on how Jesus dealt with demons, how our decisions can be a form of warfare, spiritual management, mind management, and weapons of our warfare.

GCCS 560 Christian Counseling II

This course gives an overall view of many problems that Believers face, and how the counselor can help. It discusses the differences of Christian counseling briefly. The course is divided into four sections: The Counselor, Personal Issues, Interpersonal Issues, and Family Issues.

A Master of Theology equips counselors to address the spiritual needs of their clients effectively.

GCCS 523 Counseling for Change

This course deals with self-awareness and change. It gives a biblical perspective on how to change the circumstances in one’s life. It discusses counseling and the Church as well as counseling in the community. It specifically deals with: anxiety, loneliness, depression, anger, guilt, and life stages.

GCCS 530 Marriage Counseling

This course begins with premarital counseling and continues through problems that exist within marriage, taking a look at Biblical marriage models. It will give tips for choosing the right mate, the effects of premarital counseling, Marriage problems, and working through marital conflicts.

GCCS 501 Christian Counseling 100

This course will give a basic overall view of the need for Christian Counseling. It will also familiarize the student with different areas of counseling theories and techniques. Some of the major topics are: the Church as a Healing Community, Systems and Social Networks, and Group Counseling.

GCCS 529 Counseling, Psychology and the Christian

Enrolling in a Master of Theology program is a step towards becoming a skilled church leader.

This course reveals that a believer’s warfare is in the mind. It discusses man’s triune being, demonic activity, and gives seven detailed behavior patterns as seen from an Old Testament perspective. Other sections in the course include: Shaping our Destiny, Spiritual Management, and Managing the Mind.

To learn more about how you can earn your Christian counseling degree online, visit our site and enroll today.