• John Wesley's Doctrine of Prevenient Grace & Its Import for Christian Missions 

  Payk, Christopher, 1977- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2009-05)

  This thesis is an examination of John Wesley's doctrine of prevenient grace. In this work, the following question has been addressed: What did John Wesley think prevenient grace was and did, and what contribution does this ...

• Emotional Intelligence and Relationship Quality 

  Dykstra, Mark (Tyndale University, 2020)

  This paper explores the relationship between friendship quality and emotional intelligence. Specifically, self- and other-focused emotional intelligence was investigated. Emotional intelligence is a term which encompasses ...

• The Impact of Emotional Intelligence and Culture on Emotion Recognition in Music 

  Kines, Sabina (Tyndale University, 2020)

  Do culture and emotional intelligence have an impact on emotion-recognition abilities in music? I hypothesized that people from one culture would more accurately recognize the emotions in instrumental music from their ...

• Faith and Works: A Study of Martin Luther's and John Calvin's Understanding of James 2:14-26 

  MacMillian, Jeffery Robert (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2006-04)

  It is fundamental for Christians to know that salvation is by grace through faith and not through works, even as good works certainly have a part to play in the Christian life and should be expected in everyone who has ...

• The Concept of Sacrifice in the Theology of the Eucharistic Hymns of Charles Wesley 

  McEwen, Matthew Robert Joseph, 1978- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2007-02)

  John and Charles Wesley's Eucharistic hymnal, Hymns on the Lord's Supper, was their second most popular hymnal during their lifetime. This thesis explores the vocabulary and imagery of the atonement in this collection of ...

• The Suffering of God With Implications for Human Suffering in the Trinitarian Theology of Karl Barth 

  Mitchell, Peter Jon (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2011)

  Twentieth century theologian Karl Barth developed this theology in the shadow of two horrific world wars and at a time when a theological shift occurred in understanding God and suffering. Barth's work has much to offer ...

• Deconstruction, Hermeneutics, and the Book of Job: A Comparative Analysis and Critique of Two Deconstructive Readings of the Epilogue (42:7-17) 

  Maclean, Alexander Duncan (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2011-05)

  The focus of this thesis is to compare and contrast two deconstructive readings of the epilogue of the Book of Job (42:7-17) by David Clines and Edwin Good in order to evaluate the appropriation of deconstruction as a ...

• Weakness and Humiliation of the Cross: Theological Reflection on 'Mission Beyond the Diaspora' 

  Jung, Steven Sang Hyun, 1980- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2018-04)

  This thesis engages in the present debate of diaspora missiology – the proposal and the criticism of diaspora missiology – concerning the missiological significance of the international migration and the growth of diaspora ...

• Seeing the Book of Isaiah Through the Lens of Isaiah 6: A Theological Study of the Tensions Between the Holy One and Israel in a Canonical Approach 

  Hon, Lenny Kwok-Ming, 1963- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2019-05)

• An Intentional Radicalization of the Commandment to Love Your Neighbour as Yourself from Leviticus 19:18 

  Lublink, Peter, 1983- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2013-12)

• John Wycliffe’s Challenge to the Late Medieval Understanding of the Eucharist: Affirming the Reality of Christ’s Presence in Eucharistic Worship 

  Mack, Martin, 1982- (Tyndale University, 2022-09)

  John Wycliffe’s understanding of the real presence ignited a debate of mammoth proportions when he challenged the late medieval understanding of the Eucharist. Despite the magnitude of this debate, many accounts have ...

• Calvin’s Teaching and Practice of Prayer 

  Coulibaly, Nouhoum (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2009-04)

• "Fulfilling the Law" in Paul's Epistles: The Connection Between the Old Testament Law and Christian Ethics 

  Friesen, Jared Peter (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2017-04)

  Although the Bible is not strictly or primarily moralistic, ethics continue to be an important and unavoidable concern of the Christian life. The role of the OT in developing ethics is frequently debated. One common position ...

• Characterization in the Triangle of Intercession: A Literary and Theological Study of Genesis 18:16-33 

  Chu, Peter Tin Yan (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2008-06)

• The Purpose and Portrayal of the śāṭān in the Old Testament 

  White, Marylyn Ellen (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2004-05)

• A Contemporary Theology of Leadership: A Biblical-Kingship Paradigm 

  Smith, Sandra Joanne (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2010-09)

  This thesis is an analysis of a Biblical paradigm of kingship known as the Law of the King in Deuteronomy 17:14-20, its application to Jesus' kingship, and to contemporary Christian leadership. The principal argument of ...

• The Doctrine of Scripture in the Theology of Jonathan Edwards 

  Samuel, Josh P. S. (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2008)

  Jonathan Edwards's (1703-58) understanding of Scripture is worth examining because Edwardsean scholarship currently requires further exploration into this critical component of Edwards's thought and works. Chapter One will ...

• Fire in His Belly: A History of the Office of Social Concerns and Public Relations of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada as Coordinated by Reverend Hudson T. Hilsden -- 1976-1993 

  Mix-Ross, Aaron A. (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2011-04)

  In 1976, the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC) announced that Canada had arrived at a significant landmark of moral deterioration. In response to an absence of legislation protecting Christian values, the PAOC ...

• Let Us Therefore Strive to Enter That Rest": An Intertextual and Rhetorical Study of the Old Testament Quotations and Allusions in Hebrews 4:1-11 

  Li, Wai-Hon Vincent, 1963- (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2015-04)

  The aim of this study is to investigate the significance of "rest" in Hebrews 4: 1-11 and explore the implications of this "rest" for believers. The methodology chosen to conduct this investigation is taken from Richard ...

• Kingdom Now: A Pentecostal Paradigm of Mission 

  Kentie, David Daniel (Tyndale University College & Seminary, 2015-12)

  The purpose of this study is to assist the efforts of North American Pentecostalism by uncovering a theological paradigm of mission that is at once theologically authentic to historic Pentecostalism, as well as missionally ...

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