BAMT 205 - Practical Theology and Missional Living
BAMT 205 - Practical Theology and Missional Living Course Description
Purpose: Equip students to integrate theological reflection with practical ministry and missional engagement in contemporary contexts.
Core Focus Areas:
o Practical Theology: Spiritual leadership, pastoral care, preaching, worship, and community formation.
o Missional Living: Living out faith in secular culture, cultural engagement, a
- Lesson: 4
- Last Updated 01/26/2026
What will i learn??
- BAMT 205 - Practical Theology and Missional Living Course Outcomes • Key Learning Outcomes: o Develop skills for pastoral care, ethical leadership, and contextual ministry. o Understand and apply missional theology to foster vibrant, adaptive church communities. o Engage culture thoughtfully through discipleship, evangelism, and social action.
Curriculum for this course Lesson: 4
Section 1: BAMT 205 - Practical Theology and Missional Living Course Outline Lesson
- Lesson 1: BAMT 205 - Practical Theology and Missional Living Course Outline
Section 2: BAMT 205 - Unit 1: Living out theology in everyday ministry Lesson
- Lesson 2: BAMT 205 - Unit 1: Living out theology in everyday ministry
Section 3: BAMT 205 - Unit 2: Practical approaches to community engagement Lesson
- Lesson 3: BAMT 205 - Unit 2: Practical approaches to community engagement
Section 4: BAMT 205 -Unit 3: The role of the church in addressing societal needs Lesson
- Lesson 4: BAMT 205 -Unit 3: The role of the church in addressing societal needs
Description
BAMT 205 - Practical Theology and Missional Living Course Description
Purpose: Equip students to integrate theological reflection with practical ministry and missional engagement in contemporary contexts.
Core Focus Areas:
o Practical Theology: Spiritual leadership, pastoral care, preaching, worship, and community formation.
o Missional Living: Living out faith in secular culture, cultural engagement, and mission in everyday life and church settings.
Course Highlights:
o Exploration of church transitions amid cultural shifts and secularization.
o Practical training in preaching, worship leadership, and compassionate ministries.
o Missional practices for living faith authentically in work, family, and public life.
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