CLED 700 - Biblical & Theological Foundations of Leadership

CLED 700 Group Discussion Board Forums (4)

For this collaborative discussion board, the instructor will place the student into a group at the beginning of the course. The student is required to provide a thread in response to the provided prompt for each forum. Each thread must be at least 400 words and demonstrate course-related knowledge. In addition to the thread, the student is required to reply to 2 other classmates’ threads. Each reply must be at least 400 words. These assignments will culminate in a group presentation in the final Group Discussion Board Forum.

CLED 700 Biblical Theology Paper Proposal

The student will present a proposal for the Biblical Theology Paper that identifies the specific topic of the paper, a suggested thesis statement for the paper, and at least 10 sources for the paper. This assignment must be in current APA format.

CLED 700 Annotated Bibliography

The student will complete an Annotated Bibliography with at least 20 sources, including at least 5 articles, for the Biblical Theology Paper. The annotations must demonstrate how the resources are likely to be important to a biblical/theological analysis of your topic or the application of the doctrine to one’s leadership. Each annotation must be 150–200 words and in current APA format.

CLED 700 Book Review

The student will write a 4–6-page book critique in current APA format on the textbook Desiring the Kingdom.

CLED 700 Biblical Theology Paper

The student will write a 12–15-page research-based paper in current APA format that focuses on the biblical and theological foundation of leadership. The paper must include at least 20 references in addition to the course textbooks and the Bible.

CLED 700 Reflection on Course

The student will write a 3–5-page reflection essay in current APA format. The essay will answer the question “How has this course shaped your thinking in the following 3 areas related to the profile of a servant leader, which are identified by Howell: 1) proven character, 2) doxological motive, and 3) divine agenda?”