Pastoral Counselling

A study of the preparation and qualification of a counselor. Emphasis is given to various pastoral counseling techniques and their application to different counselling situations.

Sep 9, 16, 23

Oct 14

Nov 11, 18, 25

Dec 9, 30

Biblical Preaching

January 27

February 10, 24

March 10, 24, 31

April 14, 21, 28

Spiritual Gifts

May 19, 26

June 23

July 14, 21, 28

August 11, 18, 25

Christian Heritage

September 8, 15, 22

October 13, 20

November 10, 17, 24

December 8

New Testament Foundations 1 | The Gospels

Synopsis: This course offers a survey of the New Testament world, as well as a study of the Gospels and the Book of Acts. It highlights the historical, social, economic and religious backgrounds behind the beginning of Christianity, and will include a study of the occasions and purposes leading to the writing of these books. Special emphasis will be placed on the major theological themes of each Gospel account, thus providing an important foundation for understanding the teachings and works of Jesus.

September 12, 19

October 3, 10, 17

New Testament Foundations 2 | Paul’s Letters

Synopsis: This course offers a survey of the New Testament world, as well as a study of the Pauline Epistles. It highlights the historical, social, economic and religious backgrounds behind the beginning of Christianity within the Greco-Roman world of the First Century and will include a study of the occasions and purposes leading to the writing of these books. Special emphasis will be placed on the major theological themes of each letter, thus providing an important foundation for understanding the theology of the early church.

January 9, 16

February 6, 13, 20

New Testament Foundations 3 | General Letters

Synopsis: This course offers an overview of the nature and composition of the New Testament, and a study of the General Writings. It highlights the historical backgrounds and challenges faced by Christianity during the first century and will include a study of the occasions and purposes leading to the writing of the General Letters. Special emphasis will be placed on the major theological themes of each of these books, thus providing an important foundation for understanding the diversity within the early church.

April 3, 10, 17

May 8, 15

Old Testament Foundations 1 | Pentateuch

Synopsis: This course covers the basic principles of interpreting the Old Testament, and provides a study of its first 5 books - the Pentateuch. It includes the study of the historical, geographical and cultural background of each book, as well as outlines of their content. Special emphasis will be placed on the major theological themes of each book, providing an important foundation for interpreting and understanding the rest of the Old Testament.

September 4, 18

October 2, 9, 16

Old Testament Foundations 2: History and Poetry of Israel

This course continues the basic principles of interpreting the Old Testament and provides a study of the Historical books and the Poetic books. It includes the study of the historical, geographical, and cultural background of each book, as well as outlines of their content. Special emphasis will be placed on the major theological themes of each book. This course thus provides an important foundation for interpreting and understanding the Old Testament and offers a practical and contemporary understanding of God’s redemptive plan and purposes for His Church and the world.

January 29

February 5, 12

March 5, 12

Old Testament Foundation 3: Prophetic Literature

This course continues the basic principles of interpreting the Old Testament and provides a study of the Prophetic Literature of the Israelite people. It includes the study of the historical, geographical, and cultural background of each book, as well as outlines of their content. Special emphasis will be placed on the major theological themes of each book. This course thus provides an important foundation for interpreting and understanding the Old Testament and offers a practical and contemporary understanding of God’s redemptive plan and purposes for His Church and the world.

April 9, 16, 30

May 7, 21

Romans: Part 1

Martin Luther once called Paul’s letter to the Romans as the “purest Gospel” because it contains deep doctrinal truths. However, Romans was not written as a textbook but as a letter, with specific circumstances and specific purposes. This course attempts to unearth the timeless message of Romans, through seeking to appreciate the specific context out of which Romans was written.

September 3, 17

October 8, 15, 22