Graduating students will have demonstrated:
- A commitment to a biblically grounded, Reformed faith and worldview and the Lordship of Christ Jesus;
- An ability to read and interpret the Bible in its various contexts accurately, relate the Biblical truths to personal and public realms of life and ministry in an appropriate manner, and teach or preach them to others effectively;
- A personal and spiritual formation that is rooted in the grace of Christ Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and developed through a regular practice of spiritual disciplines;
- Ministerial competence to serve the Church as the servants of Christ;
- A cultural sensitivity toward the people embracing other religious traditions and worldviews and an ability to effectively engage with them to communicate to them the Christian gospel or to lead to a cultural transformation of the world;
- A commitment to the advancement of God’s kingly rule in every sphere of life under the Lordship of Christ.
