BAMT-102: Theological Foundations of Mission
Theological Foundations of Mission: Course Description. This course explores the biblical and theological principles underpinning Christian mission, emphasizing God’s global purpose to glorify Himself through the gospel among all nations. Students will develop a God-centered understanding of missions rooted in Scripture, engaging with key biblical texts like the Great Commission and the missional nature of God. The course integrates historical perspectives, theological reflection, and practica
- Lesson: 4
- Last Updated 10/27/2026
What will i learn??
- Theological Foundations of Mission: Course Outcome - Understand and articulate the biblical and theological basis of Christian mission, centered on the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20) as the Church’s call to disciple all nations. Distinguish successes and failures of Christian mission across diverse cultural contexts, recognizing mission as participation in God’s redemptive work (missio Dei) rather than mere proselytism. Explore historical and contemporary models of mission, including incarnational and dialogical approaches that emphasize accompaniment, justice, and holistic witness. Develop critical theological judgment and hermeneutical skills to engage thoughtfully with mission challenges in non-Western and pluralistic settings. Equip for practical mission leadership by integrating spiritual disciplines, cultural sensitivity, and missional lifestyle into personal and community contexts. Reflect on mission as a dynamic, intercultural, and transformative process that embodies the gospel through evangelism, social justice, and reconciliation. Prepare to participate responsibly in the Church’s ongoing mission, informed by scripture, tradition, and contemporary global realities.
Curriculum for this course Lesson: 4
Section 1: BAMT-102: Theological Foundations of Mission course Outline Lesson
- Lesson 1: BAMT-102:Theological Foundations of Mission course Outline
- Assignment 1: THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF MISSIONS-CAT 3
Section 2: Unit 1: Biblical basis for mission Lesson
- Lesson 2: Unit 1: Biblical basis for mission
- Quiz 1: Aoutomated Overview Quiz :Biblical basis for mission Unit 1
- Assignment 2: BAMT 102 - Biblical basis for mission Unit 1Assignment 1
- Assignment 3: BAMT 102 - Biblical basis for mission Unit 1Assignment 2 CAT 1
- Assignment 4: THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF MISSIONS-CAT-4
Section 3: Unit 2: Historical development of mission strategies Lesson
- Lesson 3: Unit 2: Historical development of mission strategies
Section 4: Unit 3: Understanding mission in the Kenyan context Lesson
- Lesson 4: Unit 3: Understanding mission in the Kenyan context
Description
Theological Foundations of Mission: Course Description. This course explores the biblical and theological principles underpinning Christian mission, emphasizing God’s global purpose to glorify Himself through the gospel among all nations. Students will develop a God-centered understanding of missions rooted in Scripture, engaging with key biblical texts like the Great Commission and the missional nature of God. The course integrates historical perspectives, theological reflection, and practical ministry skills to equip learners for effective participation in global and local mission efforts. Emphasis is placed on cultivating a missionary mindset that transforms heart and attitude, fostering passion, cultural sensitivity, and biblical faithfulness in evangelism and church planting. Learners will engage with influential theologians and missionaries, study case examples, and apply biblical theology to contemporary mission challenges. By course completion, students will be prepared to articulate a biblical rationale for missions, understand its centrality to the church’s life, and actively contribute to God’s mission in diverse contexts..
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