Grace College

What you'll study

The curriculum blends theory and practice: students learn a functional methodology for organizing sermon and lesson components, techniques for bridging exegesis and exposition, and approaches to hold the attention of contemporary audiences. Example courses and topics referenced in the concentration include:

• Expository Preaching and Teaching — fundamentals of preaching from specific Scriptural passages and keeping messages rooted in the text.
• Advanced Preaching and Teaching — deeper practice and development of sermon-writing and delivery methods.
• Pastoral Ministry Skills — instruction on pastoral call, character, and ministry responsibilities from biblical, theological, and practical perspectives.
• Understanding and Engaging Culture — examination of cultural roots and current expressions to equip constructive, critical engagement as Christians.

Entry requirements

Admission requires a completed bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, official transcripts, and a spiritual life reference.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that require formal training in expository preaching and teaching and a sound biblical foundation. Typical positions include pastor, preacher, educational minister, children’s minister, youth and family minister, discipleship pastor, faith-based primary and secondary teacher, and Bible college teacher. The training emphasises discernment and communication tools to apply biblical principles across diverse ministry contexts.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Prospective students should check the institution’s financial aid pages for scholarships, payment plans, or employer-sponsored education benefits; the online format is designed to accommodate students who work while completing the degree.