Four Year Curriculum (Page 16)
Bible Survey: Genesis
We commence a survey of the books of the Bible, looking at the authors, historical contexts and main themes of each book. This week, we look at Genesis.
The Gifts of the Spirit, Part 4
We continue a quarter entitled ‘Biblical Thinking’, in which we apply all the tools we have learned from previous lessons to topical issues of the day in the church. Our subject in this lesson is the Gifts of the Spirit.
Evangelism, Supplement
We continue a quarter entitled ‘Biblical Thinking’, in which we apply all the tools we have learned from previous lessons to topical issues of the day in the church. Our subject in this lesson is Evangelism.
The Gifts of the Spirit, Part 3
We continue a quarter entitled ‘Biblical Thinking’, in which we apply all the tools we have learned from previous lessons to topical issues of the day in the church. Our subject in this lesson is the Gifts of the Spirit.
The Gifts of the Spirit, Part 2
We continue a quarter entitled ‘Biblical Thinking’, in which we apply all the tools we have learned from previous lessons to topical issues of the day in the church. Our subject in this lesson is the Gifts of the Spirit.
The Gifts of the Spirit, Part 1
We commence a quarter entitled ‘Biblical Thinking’, in which we apply all the tools we have learned from previous lessons to topical issues of the day in the church. Our subject in this lesson is the Gifts of the Spirit.
Medieval Church History 8: Medieval Learning and Worship, 1054-1305
We look at the Scholastics and see how they used philosophy to understand theology.
Medieval Church History 7: The Waldenses
We review the history of this remarkable group and their influences on the church up to the time of the Reformation.
Medieval Church History 6: The Zenith of Papal Power, 1054-1305
We continue our studies in the medieval history of the church, focusing on the period when the pope was at his strongest.
Medieval Church History 5: Revival and Schism in the Church, 800-1054
We examine the renewal experienced by the Western church that gave it strength to cope with imperial interference. We see also that the Eastern Church became aware of differences with the West, which led to a schism resulting in the creation of the Greek
Medieval Church History 4: The Holy Roman Empire, 800-1054
We look at a period in the medieval history of the church that was shaped by the relationship of the church with the state in both East and West.
Medieval Church History 3: Secular Challenge to Ecclesiastical Authority
We continue our studies in the medieval history of the church, focusing on how secular rulers began challenging the pope’s authority and the alliance that the pope made with the Frankish rulers to preserve that authority.