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The "Baptist Church Fundamentals" class provides an in-depth exploration of the core beliefs, practices, and historical context of the Baptist tradition. Utilizing the book "Understanding the Baptist Church," students will engage with key theological concepts such as salvation, baptism, church governance, and the role of scripture. The course emphasizes critical thinking, encourages respectful dialogue, and fosters an appreciation for the diverse expressions of faith within the Baptist community. Through discussions, readings, and reflections, participants will deepen their understanding of Baptist principles and their application in contemporary faith life.
Advance Old Testament
The "Advanced Old Testament" class focuses on the book of Ezekiel, examining its historical context, themes, and theological significance. Students will delve into Ezekiel's prophetic visions, allegories, and symbolic actions. Key topics include the Babylonian exile, God's sovereignty, the concept of individual accountability, and the promise of restoration for Israel. The course encourages critical analysis of the text, fostering discussions on its relevance to contemporary faith and practice. Through readings, lectures, and assignments, participants will explore Ezekiel's impact on Jewish thought and its implications for Christian theology. Engaging with these rich narratives will deepen understanding of God's relationship with His people and the hope found within His messages.
