Four Year Curriculum (Page 7)
Justification – WCF Chapter 11, Part 3
We study section 11.3 of the Westminster Confession of Faith, finding that Jesus, in His work, glorified both the justice and grace of God.
Justification – WCF Chapter 11, Part 2
We study section 11.2 of the Westminster Confession. We see that while we are saved by faith alone, we are not saved by a faith that is alone.
Justification – WCF Chapter 11, Part 1
We begin studying justification, looking at section 11.1 of the Westminster Confession. We see what the basis of our justification is, as well as how it can be received.
Westminster Confession – Review
Resuming our studies in the Westminster Confession, we review the contents that we have studied so far.
Environment 7: Putting the pieces together – a Biblical position on the Environment
We put together the information discussed so far in this series and construct a Biblical Position on the environment.
Environment 6: The Eternal State and the Environment
We review the elements of the doctrine of the Eternal State that are relevant to developing a Biblical position on the environment.
Environment 5: Redemption and the Environment
We review the elements of the doctrine of redemption that are relevant to developing a Biblical position on the environment.
Environment 4: Creation, The Fall and the Environment 2
We continue to review the elements of the doctrines of the creation and fall that are relevant to developing a Biblical position on the environment.
Environment 3: Creation, The Fall and the Environment 1
We review the elements of the doctrines of the creation and fall that are relevant to developing a Biblical position on the environment.
Environment 2: God’s Decree and the Environment
We review the doctrine of God’s Decree and see how this applies to a Biblical position on the environment.
Environment 1: Introduction
We begin a series to develop a Biblical position on the Environment
Modern Church History: The Rise of Ecumenicity; Expansion and Renewal
This week, we conclude the 3rd quarter of year 4 in our curriculum on modern church history, focusing on the Ecumenical movement.