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Filosofía Del Ministerio
Jueves a las 7:30 p. m. (EST) | 20 de marzo de 2025 durante doce semanas
Este curso explorará los mandatos bíblicos clave y las prioridades fundamentales establecidas en las Escrituras para el ministerio en la iglesia y en la comunidad. Examinaremos las diferencias entre el liderazgo del Antiguo Testamento y el del Nuevo Testamento, cubriendo temas específicos como la formación de equipos, el servicio y el liderazgo colegial. Exploraremos la expresión y aplicación adecuadas de la autoridad y el poder espirituales y juntos analizaremos aspectos importantes del discipulado, la resolución de conflictos y la ética ministerial.
Mental Health and the Church
Tuesday at 7:oo PM (EST) | January 28, 2025 for twelve weeks
Many people inside and outside of our churches experience severe mental health challenges. This class provides an overview of mental health issues and how the church can be a source of support for those who are suffering from them. It is designed to equip believers to be able to identify mental health problems, provide safe and beneficial interventions and collaborate with mental health professionals. The roles of counseling, medications, scripture, prayer and spiritual warfare are discussed, and we take a deep dive into the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (fifth addition) to understand the difference between various disorders. The intended outcome of the class is for the students to become more effective in providing hope, encouragement and a supportive community for those who experience psychiatric disorders. Students will choose an area of mental health that interests them and write a report on it.
Systematic Theology III
Saturday at 8:oo AM (EST) | March 29, 2025 for twelve weeks
These three subjects, Christology (The Study of Christ), Soteriology (The Study of Salvation) and Pneumatology (The Study of The Holy Spirit), are part of the bedrock of Christian theology. A clearer understanding of these subjects will deepen and strengthen both your personal life in Christ and your outward ministry. Our goal is to equip the student with the ability to understand and explain the biblical context to many of the doctrines which have shaped Christian faith and history; some of which are points of controversy, while others are the ties that bind.
