| An introduction to discipleship & evangelism
This course discusses caring for others pastorally as well as strengthening your own marriage. Whether you are married or not, this course gets at the spiritual principles of what make a powerful kingdom partnership as a husband and wife become one spiritually, emotionally and sexually. If you are married it is required that your spouse participate with you in going through this course.
This course considers core Christian doctrines about God, humanity, Christ, the Holy Spirit, and salvation. (Can be taken either before or after Systematic Theology II.) This course explores some key aspects of pastoring a church, including praying, setting priorities, training other leaders, delegating, visiting, handling pressure, and more. It also offers guidance for dealing with important transitional events, such as baptisms, weddings, and funerals. This course focuses on living according to God’s pattern for us. We study biblical commands and their wise application to various life situations. We expose demonic strategies of temptation and learn about spiritual warfare. We seek ways to express the Christ-life within us by the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit.
This is the first in a sequence of three courses on the basics of biblical Greek. A survey course designed to introduce students to basic issues in apologetics (defending and contending for the faith). The course will emphasize Biblical Worldview and Cultural Apologetics, or the application of apologetics to contemporary cultural issues. This class explores God's Word in the Old Testament, paying particular attention to literary, historical, and theological dimensions. This course explores how to deal with some of the more common and difficult problems in the lives of people who seek pastoral counseling: alcoholism, depression, pornography, parent-child conflict, doubt, and more.
This course explores some key aspects of pastoring a church, including praying, setting priorities, training other leaders, delegating, visiting, handling pressure, and more. It also offers guidance for dealing with important transitional events, such as baptisms, weddings, and funerals. This course looks at major events and key persons in the history of the Christian church. Such study helps us to see God's faithfulness in the past and to better understand the church's present challenges and opportunities. This course focuses on living according to God’s pattern for us. We study biblical commands and their wise application to various life situations. We expose demonic strategies of temptation and learn about spiritual warfare. We seek ways to express the Christ-life within us by the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit.
This class aims to help you “fan into flame the gift of God” (2 Tim 1:6) in order to proclaim the Word faithfully and effectively. Areas of emphasis include: (1) blending accurate biblical interpretation with contemporary relevance; (2) preaching as an overflow of personal holiness and spiritual depth; (3) sharpening communication skills; and (4) integrating weekly preaching at church with daily Bible reading at home.
This is the second in a sequence of three courses on the basics of biblical Greek. Once you learn the Books of the Bible in order you will never be in the uncomfortable position of not knowing where a book is when someone ask you to turn to a particular book. This course is a fun look at George Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" and the muscial motion picture "My Fair Lady". Students will also study a few stories of the transforming power of God as recorded in the Bible. The course will hopefully enbolden students to transform their lives in simple things like their habits and lifestyle, but more importantly prompt students to engage in a conversation with their LORD who will bring about the greatest transformations possible! This short course is for those interested in discovering if Christianity might be something worth looking at. This course was setup by Jerry Lorenz to test various activities, Quiz, and database to get started A brief overview of the 4 accounts of Christ's life NIV STUDY BIBLE published by Zondervan:required
This course considers core Christian doctrines about Scripture, the church, and the last things. (Can be taken either before or after Systematic Theology I.)
This course explores some key aspects of pastoring a church, including praying, setting priorities, training other leaders, delegating, visiting, handling pressure, and more. It also offers guidance for dealing with important transitional events, such as baptisms, weddings, and funerals.
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