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Evangelism Concentration
Ministry Leadership Major
Tuition: $198 per 3-credit course ($66 per credit)
Total Courses in this Program: 11
Jesus said, “The Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve.” The Ministry Leadership major reflects this servant-hearted model of ministry by combining biblical foundations with practical training for service in the Body of Christ.
The Evangelism Concentration is designed for students who desire to share the gospel effectively and lead others to Christ. Students learn how to communicate the Christian message clearly, build meaningful relationships with people from all walks of life, and minister to those who are searching for hope and truth.
This program equips students for evangelistic ministry in churches, outreach ministries, missions, and personal witnessing.
Students may also take any of the courses listed below individually without enrolling in a full degree program.
Program Overview
Total Courses: 11
Credits: 33 Credit Hours
Tuition: $198 per course
Format: 100% Online
Enrollment: Open Year-Round
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What You Will Learn
Through this program, students will develop:
• Confidence in sharing the gospel clearly and effectively
• Practical evangelism and outreach skills
• A deeper understanding of the ministry of the Holy Spirit in evangelism
• The ability to answer common questions about the Christian faith
• Skills for preaching, teaching, and communicating biblical truth
• Greater compassion and effectiveness in ministering to people in need
• A stronger passion for fulfilling the Great Commission
Graduates of this concentration are equipped to share the message of Christ with boldness and wisdom while serving the Body of Christ through evangelistic ministry.
Courses in the Evangelism Concentration
1) APTH 4675 – Experiencing God: Knowing and Doing the Will of God
This course explores God’s call to live in spirit and in truth. Students examine the illumination of Scripture and the role of revelation knowledge in renewing the mind and living a Spirit-filled life.
2) BIBL 4481 – Survey of the Book of Acts
This course traces the spread of the gospel through the ministry of the early church as recorded in the Book of Acts. Students examine the work of the Holy Spirit and the challenges faced by the first evangelists.
3) COMM 3785 – Christian Apologetics: Understanding Why You Believe
An introduction to apologetics and the defense of the Christian faith. Students learn how to respond to common questions about Christianity and communicate the Christian worldview clearly and confidently.
4) MINN 4455 – Homiletics 101: Sermon Preparation
Students learn the fundamentals of preparing and delivering biblically sound and engaging sermons. The course focuses on sermon structure, communication skills, and effective preaching methods.
5) EVAN 3500 – Preaching the Word of God
This course explores the principles and practices of effective preaching, emphasizing communication skills, Spirit-led delivery, and connecting with listeners.
6) COMM 3780 – Communicating Christian Faith: Soulwinning
Students learn practical methods for sharing the gospel, responding to common objections, and leading individuals to faith in Christ.
7) EVAN 4900 – Studies in Radical Evangelism
Through historical case studies, students examine the lives and ministries of influential evangelists such as John Wesley, William Booth, and other leaders who impacted the world through evangelism.
8) HIST 3255 – Comparative World Religions
This course explores the beliefs and practices of the world’s major religions and examines how understanding these perspectives can help Christians share the gospel more effectively.
9) EVAN 3650 – Evangelism Methods
Students explore the biblical foundations and practical strategies of evangelism, including personal witnessing, outreach ministries, and evangelistic communication.
10) MINN 4355 – The Touch of Christ: Ministering to the Broken
This course explores the biblical foundations of ministering to those who are hurting and provides practical tools for offering prayer, compassion, and spiritual guidance.
11) PHIL 3211 – Philosophy of Evangelism
Students examine the philosophical foundations of evangelism and explore the role of evangelism throughout church history and in contemporary culture.
Why Choose AMES Christian University
For more than two decades, AMES Christian University has been committed to providing affordable, accessible Christian education to students around the world. Our programs are designed to equip believers with strong biblical knowledge and practical ministry training while allowing students to study at their own pace.
Affordable Christian Education
We are committed to keeping Christian education accessible. Our tuition rates have remained unchanged for over 19 years, allowing students to pursue their calling without overwhelming financial burden.
100% Online Learning
Students can begin their studies anytime and complete courses from anywhere in the world. Our flexible online format allows students to balance ministry, family, and career while continuing their education.
Open Enrollment Year-Round
There are no semesters or waiting periods. Students can begin their degree program whenever they are ready.
Ministry-Focused Training
Our programs emphasize practical ministry training combined with strong biblical foundations to prepare students for real-world ministry opportunities.
Serving Students Worldwide
Through our partnership with AMES International School of Ministry (AISOM), we have helped equip more than 90,000 students from over 180 nations for ministry since 2005.
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If God has placed a calling on your life to serve His people, this program can help prepare you for effective ministry leadership.
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