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NT302 Gospel of John

As John uses this book to present the gospel to the whole world, learn how he emphasizes the deity of Christ. As Christ is revealed as the Son of God, attention is given to His power, miracles, the “I Am's” of Christ, and witnesses acknowledging Christ’s deity.

NT303 The Gospels

This course studies the Life of Christ as portrayed through the four gospels. Although similar, you will learn the purpose and distinctive message of each gospel. Through comparative analysis, the Gospels will stand out to you in a whole new light.

NT304 Theology of Luke

Learn from the writings of a man, who with the precisionof a doctor, relates the truths of the faith. The books of Luke and Acts comprise the most comprehensive account of how the life and ministry of Christ carried forward in the working of the Holy Spirit through the disciples.

NT305 Acts

The Book of Acts places special emphasis regarding the work of the Holy Spirit in the early Church. Learn how the Holy Spirit’s guidance inspired the church to change personally and corporately. This brought transformation in church organization, missions, and evangelism. As this happened, people were brought into the kingdom of God changing lives forever. Learn how persecution is portrayed and how the church handled it throughout the book of Acts.

NT306 Romans

As Paul wrote the Book of Romans, learn how he confronted the error of Jewish justification while reminding them of the promises of God. As he teaches in a church consisting of Jews and Gentiles, learn how he was able to unify them as the body of Christ. As he taught on salvation, learn how God wants all people to put on the new man and abide in Christ. Concepts such as faith, grace, and righteousness are focused on in order to bring strength and maturity to the body of Christ.

NT307 Corinthians

To a largely Gentile church which came short in no spiritual gift (1 Corinthians 1:7) we are surprised to find the Apostle Paul writing lengthy letters of rebuke and correction. Through the study of these epistles you will learn the causes of the errors that they had fallen into, errors we too often repeat, and the solution prescribed to remedy them.