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This course (Tactics to Effective Biblical Teaching) focuses on Biblical message and methods of teaching. You will learn and apply methods of the master teacher, Jesus Christ. You will understand the functions of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in your teaching. Guidelines are given for analyzing the audience, stating objectives, planning the lesson, using different teaching methods, evaluating your teaching, and connecting with your audience.

This course examines the nature and personality of the Holy Spirit. It discusses the titles given the Holy Spirit and emblems which represent Him. Both reveal much about His ministry. The purposes, gifts, and fruit of the Holy Spirit are examined in detail. Practical guidelines are given for experiencing the baptism of the Holy Spirit, identifying spiritual gifts, and developing the fruit of the Holy Spirit

This course (The Synoptic Gospels), is a three-hour credit course, aims at helping you gain more knowledge about the first three gospels of the New Testament. You will have a full grasp of why the first three gospels are being referred to as the synoptic gospels, as well as what constitute the synoptic problems and their solution. The course will guide you on the authorship, date, sources, purposes and special features of these gospels among others. The approach adopted in this course acknowledges the import of biblical context and contents to our understanding of the gospels. It is hoped that this approach will properly situate you in the world of the gospel writers; help you avoid ...

The course cultivates an awareness of worship and offers training in how to create positive worship experiences. This advanced course assumes the student has a good understanding of the nature and content of the New Testament. It is organized in three modules: (1) Worship from a Biblical Perspective, (2) Christian Worship in Historical Development, and (3) Implementing Worship in the Modern Church. 3 semester hours of undergraduate or graduate credit. Course Learning Outcomes: At the end of the course, the student will be able to 1. Describe Christian worship as it appears in the New Testament. 2. Critique underlying assumptions relative to Christian worship. 3. Plan and exec ...