Upon completion of level three of the PSI program, the student will know the historical spread of the gospel and development of various denominations, reformation history as taught through reformation writings, Old Testament Prophets, Revelation, and the Greek language. The student will be able to functionally use Greek to translate the New Testament, begin modeling and mentoring others, implement a program that equips those under his care for ministry, preach under pastoral supervision, teach a Bible Class, counsel as appropriate, articulate the distinctness of the Lutheran faith as opposed to other denominations and world religions. The student’s attitude and character will be such that he has a willingness to engage other religions and denominations, has a desire to be authentically Lutheran, wants to be in a mentored relationship to advance spiritual, emotional, and physical resilience, desires to learn the Biblical languages, and understands why they are important.
These objectives will be attained through the completion of the following courses
Biblical
Historical
Systematic
Practical
BT-OT301: Prophets
CH301: Augsburg Confession
ST302: Christian Doctrine: Prolegomena and Theology
PT301: Conducting Special Worship Services
BT-NT301: Revelation
CH302: Development of Christian Denominations
CH301: WELS doctrinal Statements
PT302: Teaching a Bible Class
BT-Grk301: Greek
CH303: History of Christianity in Student’s Context
PT303: Writing a Sermon II
BT-Grk302: Readings from John
PT304: Administration of a Program and Pastoral Leadership
PT305: Intro to Counseling
PT306: Engaging the Spirit World