Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: identify the historical and theological significance of the New Testament texts from Romans through Revelation, while recognizing the key themes present in the epistles; describe the lives and ministries of the apostolic writers, articulating how their contexts influenced the messages of their letters; utilize various interpretative methods to engage with the epistles and Revelation, applying insights gained to their ministry callings and practical settings; analyze the literary styles and structures of the epistles, distinguishing how each contributes to the overall message and theological implications; create strategies for integrating the teachings of the epistles into personal and ministerial practices, emphasizing their relevance in contemporary contexts; and assess the impact of the epistles and Revelation on personal faith and ministry, evaluating their significance in light of historical and theological understanding.