The End of all Things // Eschatology
Ironically the “End of All Things” is in many ways, the beginning of all things. For some it will be the beginning of a horrible judgement, while for others, it’s the beginning of the “Unchanging nature of God’s plan”, and the “Restoration of All Things.” While this subject covers much debated and feverishly anticipated “End Time” events, it is even much more comprehensive than that. What does the Bible say really happens on the other side of eternity? What is the Millennium, and what’s the difference between the “Judgement seat of Christ” and the “Great White Throne Judgement”? Why does the Bible talk about a new Jerusalem coming down out of Heaven and what does it say about a New Heaven and a New Earth?
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY // Bibliology III
The New Testament consists of twenty-seven books. The four gospels narrate the life of Jesus Christ and the book of Acts tells the story of the first Christians. The twenty-one epistles are letters from early church leaders to churches and believers. Letters from the Apostle Paul make up most of the epistles in the New Testament. The book of Revelation is unique in the New Testament because it is the only book that is written in an apocalyptic style; in other words, this book relates its message through signs, symbols, dreams, and visions.
SOUND DOCTRINE // Hermeneutics
Another practical hand’s on class of learning how to construct a bible study and or sermon. Preparation is foundational, but delivery is critical. Learn the ABC’s of presentation techniques and styles that will transform your delivery into engaging and exciting experiences for your listeners.
POWERFUL PREACHING // Homiletics
The study of the art of composing and delivering a biblically themed message, either in the form of a sermon, a bible study, giving one's own testimony, impromptu sharing of scripture or witnessing with the purpose of leading others to Christ.
God Secrets // Pneumonology III
As we have already been engaging in activation from Year 2 this will be the time that we as a student body will move intentionally into the gifts of the spirit and the correct usage of the gifts for our daily lives as well as for the edification of the church.
The Last 100 Years // Church History III
Have you ever heard of Alexander Dowie, Maria Woodworth-Etter, Evan Roberts, Charles Parham and William Seymour? These are merely a handful of some of the colorful, Incredible and Amazing men and women of God that we will study, who by faith took hold of kingdom truths and realities that had been lost to church experience. They literally burst onto the scene with signs and wonders and dramatic revival fever, and made a mark so indelible, that each successive new wave of renewal picked up where the former left off, reintroducing and revisiting hidden streams of the fire of God. Let History be your teacher and Faith and Revival, your Passion.
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