Registration is open for September Courses
General Epistles with Lovemore Manaka
Saturday Morning 8:00 AM (EST, New York) | September 7 for 12 weeks
General Epistles is an exegetical and thematic study of the eight epistles. A concise background study is given to establish the historical setting of these texts. This grammatical and historical background is believed to help the student to draw practical lessons for daily practice. The books which will be overviewed are Hebrews, James, I Peter, II Peter, I II and III John, and Jude. Lessons will be developed for their devotional, theological, and missiological significance.
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Introduction to Homiletics with Terry King & Miguel Pabilonia
Saturday Morning 8:00 AM (EST) | September 14 for twelve weeks
Homiletics is the art and science of preaching. In this introductory course, the basic structure of the message will be explored. Three basic types of sermons will be explained. We assume that New Testament proclamation is the work of a messenger.
We will devote specific time to exploring biblical principles and practices needed to prepare ourselves to be messengers of God. Since similar methods are used to structure teaching, and other public opportunities to minister the Word of God. Therefore, this course will be useful even if one does not preach from a pulpit regularly.
This course will be presented in a small group setting at Church of the Nations in Hadley, NY. The video with Terry King will be presented at 8:00 AM followed immediately by the debrief with Miguel Pabilonia (from Manila). You are welcome to join the group or watch the videos and debrief online.
Our hosts are Church of the King, Queensbury, NY. Contact Sarah Olson and Church of the Nations (Hadley, NY) where the group will gather Contact Cory Patterson.
To register click HOMILETICS with TERRY KING and MIGUEL PABILONIA APPLICATION
Romans and Galatians with Dan Haas
Tuesday Evening (EST) | September 3 for twelve weeks
In Romans and Galatians Paul takes a direct aim at the doctrine of Salvation. This course is going to take a Biblical theology approach. In taking this approach, the class will be studying the Biblical text directly, drawing meaning from the text itself and from correlating scripture passages. I have two goals for the students in the class. First, that you gain a working knowledge of the very precise terms that the Apostle Paul uses to describe our salvation in Jesus Chr
ist. Second, that by understanding these terms you will gain a deeper appreciation of the depth, breadth, cost, and majesty of the actions of Jesus Christ in accomplishing our salvation. That you will declare, “Our God is an awesome God!”
For Registration click ROMANS AND GALATIANS APPLICATION