Seminary Program Overview
Genesis Seminary offers Master and Doctor degrees in Biblical Studies (M.B.S., D.B.S.) and Ministry (M. Min, D. Min). See “Program Prerequisites” for information regarding entrance requirements.
The Seminary’s overarching goal is to develop Christ-exalting leaders who have built an unshakable biblical and theological foundation for life and ministry. Graduates will be able to skillfully read and write the original languages of the Bible. They will accurately employ exegetical and hermeneutical skills to their study of God’s Word, applying biblical truth to meet the needs of people. As leaders who have an unquenchable fire for Christ, graduates will be equipped to lead spirit-filled ministries and fulfill God’s purpose for their lives.
Master of Biblical Studies Curriculum
Program Core | Credits |
CHM 500 Introduction to Seminary Studies | 1 |
BIB 510, BIB 511 Basics of Biblical Greek 1 & 2 (or*) | 4 |
BIB 512, 513 Basics of Biblical Hebrew 1 & 2 | 8 |
BIB 524 Biblical Exegesis | 8 |
BIB 526 Biblical Hermeneutics | 4 |
CHM 540 Evangelism and Community Involvement | 4 |
THE 560 Spiritual Transformation | 4 |
THE 670 Christian Ethics | 4 |
BIB/CHM 698 Integrative Capstone Project | 3 |
BIB/CHM 699 Program Review and Comprehensive Exam** | No Credit |
Program Core Credit | 36 |
Biblical Studies Concentration | Credits |
THE 660 Old Testament Theology | 4 |
THE 661 New Testament Theology | 4 |
THE 650 Sin, Salvation, and the Mission of God | 4 |
THE 668 Pauline Epistles | 4 |
THE 675 Issues in Apologetics | 4 |
BIB/THE 690 Directed Reading: Focused Study | 4 |
Concentration Credit Hours | 24 |
Total Credit Hours | 40 |
* Students choose to enroll in 8 credits of either Greek or Hebrew.
** The comprehensive exam will be administered after the completion of all program requirements. A passing grade is needed for the degree to be conferred.