The purpose of the Master of Arts in Christian Studies (MACS) program is to equip students with knowledge in biblical, theological, historical and ethical studies that will increase their Christian faith and witness.

The MACS is a 36 semester hour degree program consisting of 18 semester hours of core courses and 18 semester hours of Christian studies courses.

Graduates of the MACS program will be prepared to:

• Accurately interpret the Bible in light of its historical-grammatical context.
• Utilize the Church’s historical and theological heritage as an important resource in their personal spiritual development and ministry.
• Communicate biblical and theological truths through preaching, teaching, writing, or in such other ways as may be appropriate.
• Serve with Christian character in their personal and professional lives.