Angelology
This opening lesson introduces angelology, defining an angel as a messenger (Hebrew malach, Greek angelos) and establishing Scripture as our only authority against…
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This opening lesson introduces angelology, defining an angel as a messenger (Hebrew malach, Greek angelos) and establishing Scripture as our only authority against…
This opening lesson defines anthropology and biblical anthropology and gives three reasons to study man: as God's creation, His handiwork, and His inheritance.…
This opening session lays the foundation for Christian counseling, contrasting it with secular practice through its reliance on Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and…
Opening the course with the theme of interpersonal relationships, this lesson traces conflict from Adam and Eve through Paul and Peter, drawing on…
This opening lesson examines singleness as a counseling concern, from the never-married to the widowed, divorced, and celibate. Drawing on Adam's creation, Matthew…
This opening lesson surveys mental disorders, drawing on the DSM-III-R categories, schizophrenia, and cases such as college student Drew and the family of…
This introductory session reframes the work as crisis comforting rather than counseling, warning against the trap of answering the question "why," as Job's…
This opening lesson introduces hamartiology and argues sin's reality from three witnesses: history, the human conscience, and Scripture. It insists God is not…
This first lesson establishes the authority, inspiration, and infallibility of Scripture, drawing on 2 Peter 1:20-21 and the God-breathed (theopneustos) claim of 2…
Anchored in 2 Timothy 3:14-17, this opening lesson establishes the twofold object of Scripture, salvation and service, and confronts the common excuse that…
This opening lesson frames the course's central question of who authored the Bible by contrasting the first-century Gnostic and Docetist attacks on Christ's…
This opening lesson defines pastoral psychology as the study of why pastors behave as they do, then centers on the call to ministry.…