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HERM703

Introduction to Hermeneutics

This course is tailored to ensure that students can confidently and competently interpret the Bible, contributing to their personal faith journey, academic pursuits, and ministry effectiveness from an evangelical and reformed theological standpoint.

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Workload

hours per week

Class

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Online and in-person

Location

Meadowbrook, Logan Queensland Australia

Tuition Fees

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Audit fee is 50% of tuition fees

12-week payment plans available

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Course Overview

This course is designed to introduce students to the principles and practices of biblical hermeneutics from an evangelical and reformed perspective. Students will learn to interpret Scripture accurately, understanding the historical, linguistic, cultural, and theological contexts that shape biblical texts. The course aims to equip students with the tools necessary for sound exegesis, application, and communication of biblical truths for personal edification and ministry.

Please note that this course is a part of the Professional Credential in Theology program. Explore the full program to see how this course sits within the wider course of study.

Course Details

Please note that the following information is subject to change up until the course commences.

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Timeframe

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Lecture times

Location

Meadowbrook, Logan Queensland Australia

Duration

weeks

Workload

hours per week

Credits

2

Tuition Fees

Enrol AUD
Audit fee is 50% of tuition fees

Assessment

Dr. Craig Ireland

About the Lecturer

A strategic ecclesiologist, he has pastored, planted, and revitalised churches in Australia and the United States, leading high-risk mission trips among unreached peoples. Through worldwide seminars, networks, and conferences, Dr. Ireland delivers theological depth, pastoral warmth, and prophetic clarity, fostering church faithfulness and renewal in turbulent times. Holding a Doctor of Education (University of the Cumberlands, USA), Doctor of Ministry (Columbia International University, USA), M.A. in Theology (University of Chester, UK), and B.A. in Theology (Charles Sturt University, Australia), his doctoral research examined leadership, innovation in theological education, and adult learning theories. At the Haddon Institute, he lectures in theology and worldview, leads Spurgeon symposia on spiritual warfare and missional advance, and has authored works such as By Grace Alone (an updated All of Grace) and No Higher Calling: Shepherding God's People According to Paul. Married to Katarina for over 22 years and father to four, he embodies conviction and compassion in scholarship and shepherding.

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