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NEW TESTAMENT EXPOSITION II – BIBL2301 This course provides an exposition of important New Testament Books of the Bible (1 and 2 Thessalonians, Philippians, 1 John) not developed in New Testament Exposition I. The historical background necessary for the interpretation of each book such as authorship, date, audience, purpose, and occasion will be discussed. This course will provide an exposition of the Books of 1 & 2 Thessalonians (10 clock hours). An emphasis will be placed on the Apostle Paul’s teaching regarding the Rapture of the Church and the Day of the Lord. An exposition of the Book of Philippians will take place (10 clock hours). An emphasis will be placed on the central theme of lasting joy and contentment modeled by Paul during his imprisonment. An exposition of the Book of 1 John will also be included (10 clock hours). An emphasis will be placed on the central theme of fellowship with God. 30 clock hours – 2 Course Hours THE LIFE OF CHRIST – BIBL2312 This course studies the Life of Christ as presented in the Four Gospels. The student will study the background, structure, and content of the Gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. An emphasis will be given to the harmonization of these Gospels while also focusing on the unique content each Gospel provides in a better understanding of the words and works of the historical Jesus. 45 clock hours - 3 Course hours HERMENEUTICS II – BIBL2061 Building upon the prerequisite course of Hermeneutics I, this course is designed to help students to improve their ability to accurately interpret the text of Scripture. The various challenges to accurate interpretation will be discussed (cultural, historical, geographical, special, grammatical, and literary). The various genres of Scripture will be investigated, and the special “rules” that accompany them expressed. Special emphasis will be placed on authorial intent as the only objective basis for validating one’s interpretation. 30 clock hours – 2 Course Hours BIBLE GEOGRAPHY AND BACKGROUNDS - BIBL2612 (South Korea Teaching Site) A study of the land of Israel in order to better understand the Bible in its original geographic and historical settings. Seven class hours will be devoted to the study of the geography and the topography of the land of Israel as a whole and of the city of Jerusalem with particular attention being given to the ways in which the topography of the land influenced the events recorded in Scripture. Following this, students will participate in a ten-day guided study tour of Israel. An additional eight hours of lectures will be given in country.
PRINCIPLES OF BIBLICAL LEADERSHIP - CHMN1011 (Uganda Teaching Site) This course will address three primary areas: 1) Personal Leadership Development, 2) Developing Other Leaders, and 3) Organizational Leadership Development. “Personal Leadership Development” will focus on character, influence, leadership styles, problem-solving, and decision-making. “Developing Other Leaders” will focus on commitment, communication, competencies, dependability, and selflessness. Finally, “Organizational Leadership Development” will focus on mission, vision, strategic planning, and management. 30 clock hours – 2 Course Hours PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP - CHMN2021 This course begins with an examination and articulation of biblical principles of leadership including but not limited to: people management, time management, and team building. The emphasis will be on how to develop staff loyalty, cooperation, and positive attitudes for an atmosphere conducive to individual effort, creativity, and success. This course will also include an exposition of the Book of Nehemiah and the principles of leadership outlined there. 30 clock hours – 2 Course Hours MINISTRY OF THE LOCAL CHURCH – CHMN2011 This course will provide students with an understanding of the purpose and function of the local church. Time will also be devoted to the need and process of the founding of new churches and revitalization of older ones. It will include an exposition of two of the Pastoral Epistles (1 Timothy and Titus), which are letters to two pastors (Timothy and Titus) who are tasked with the responsibility of organizing and leading local churches. Attention will be given to special qualifications for elders and deacons. Finally, time will be allotted for the discussion of spiritual gifts, their importance, and the process of discovering and developing one’s spiritual gift(s). 30 clock hours – 2 Course Hours
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