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THEO321: The Canonical Gospels
Biblical TheologyGospelsNew Testament
This course invites you to explore the profound life and teachings of Jesus Christ as depicted in the canonical gospels. Through a comprehensive exploration of the texts, we will examine the historical context, cultural influences, and theological implications of his ministry.
NT350B: New Testament Theology
Biblical TheologyNew Testament
The New Testament theology focuses on the teachings and beliefs that emerged from Jesus Christ's life and the early Christian community. Central to this theology is Jesus as the incarnate Son of God, whose life, death, and resurrection shape Christian belief. Key themes include grace and salvation, highlighting that salvation is a divine gift; the Kingdom of God, emphasizing God's reign and the new order; the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers; community and church issues addressed in epistles; eschatology concerning the end times; and the command to love as a core ethical principle. Overall, New Testament theology encourages believers to transform their relationship with God and embody Kingdom values in their lives.
THEO 521: Biblical Theology of Mission
Biblical TheologyMissionNew TestamentOld Testament
An intensive course exploring God’s mission from Genesis to Revelation, with theological, historical, and pastoral application for the church today.