Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: interpret the historical, theological, and practical significance of the Gospels and Acts, while listing key themes and concepts present in each book; articulate how both the didactic and narrative elements of the Gospels and Acts contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the New Testament and discuss their relevance to personal and ministry contexts; apply various hermeneutical methods to interpret the texts of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts, utilizing insights gained to address practical ministry situations; distinguish between the literary styles and structures of the Gospels and Acts, examining how each contributes to the overall message and theological implications of the New Testament; develop practical applications from chapter-by-chapter studies of the Gospels and Acts, creating strategies for integrating these teachings into personal and ministerial practices; evaluate the impact of the Gospels and Acts on contemporary Christian living and ministry, assessing their applicability and significance in today’s context.