Final Paper
The purpose of the final paper is to demonstrate mastery of course competencies. Write a 2,000 –
2,500-word paper that covers the topics presented in the course and include a scriptural application
section (500 – 750 words) that integrates the biblical foundations addressed in the course. Writing
assignments must be APA compliant and include a title page, appropriate citations, and a
minimum of five scholarly references. The Final Paper is due no later than 11:59 p.m. (CT) on
Saturday of Unit 7.
For students to apply their understanding of the five integrated disciplines, they will watch the
following two videos: EE-Taow! The Mouk Story and The Next Chapter. Students will observe and
critique the methods utilized in gospel proclamation and demonstration. Students should integrate
what they are learning in class and from both textbooks into their observations regarding the
videos.
Students should reflect on ideas that have been addressed in class and in the course readings.
Students should demonstrate an understanding of God’s heart for the nations with evidence and
examples from Piper’s (2010) Let the Nations Be Glad while specifically addressing the concepts
of worship and missions among all nations.
Students should be able to articulate: How has your worldview been challenged and changed as a
result of this course? What have you learned about yourself, the world, and God? Describe how
this course was beneficial to your quest to be a Kingdom Professional. What does it mean to be a
World Christian? With a better understanding of global studies, how has God uniquely equipped
you to engage the world and advance His kingdom? As a result of this course, what new insights
about your major have you had? And how do you intend to implement your new global
understanding of world affairs into your personal and professional lives? How have you been
blessed to be a bless