Biblical and Theological Studies, M.A.

The Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies offers a general program of studies in biblical interpretation and Christian theology. It is designed primarily as a degree for students who seek an in-depth knowledge of the Bible in order to strengthen their Christian service as ordained and non-ordained leaders in local congregations, parachurch organizations and mission agencies. It is not intended for those who plan to pursue formal academic studies at the doctoral level, and knowledge of the biblical languages—Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek—is not required. Students have the option of selecting between two tracks: Biblical Studies or Theological Studies.

Program Director, Professor of Theology, Marc Cortez
Professor of Old Testament, Andrew Abernethy
Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy, M. Daniel Carroll R. (Rodas)
Professor of Theology, Keith Johnson
Professor of Theology, George Kalantzis
The Jonathan Blanchard Associate Professor of New Testament and Public Theology, Esau McCaulley
Franklin S. Dyrness Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies, Jennifer Powell McNutt
Associate Professor of New Testament, Carlos Sosa Siliezar
Adjunct Professors, Seth Ehorn, Jeremy Lundgren, Nathan LeMahieu, Joshua Maurer, Chris Vlachos

The Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies requires the completion of 36 hours. The degree requires: