Essential Christianity
Aug 2012 – Sep 2012
Basic training for advanced believers. In this series we explore the fundamentals of Christianity in detail, covering essential doctrine – to equip the Saints so that they can “give to every man an answer” (1 Pet 3:15). Topics include: Inerrancy, Inspiration of the Bible, The Trinity, Deity of Christ, Atonement, Salvation by Grace, Virgin Birth, Resurrection, Eschatology and the Second Coming.
The result is to provide a firm foundation for what we believe and the reasons for we believe – a focused apologetics course.
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In this portion of our study on the deity of Christ, we examine statements in the New Testament from the likes of Paul, Thomas, John and Peter about who Christ…
As we begin a discussion on the deity of Christ, we examine the Old Testament prophecies of who the Messiah would be and how He would come about.
Did Jesus trust the Scriptures? Are they accurate, both historically and scientifically? And, how does predictive prophecy authenticate the Bible as God’s Word? Wrapping up our discussion on the validity…
If there were only four people on Earth, where did Cain find a wife? Why do three accounts of Jesus walking on water differ? In this lesson, we’ll uncover some…
Is the Bible reliable? Is it historically accurate? Can the authenticity of the Bible be trusted based on its self-declaration? In this session we’ll answer these important questions and look…
Who decides what is Scripture? How is it authenticated and how do we know what is trustworthy? Did Jesus give us any indication of which books are authentic Scripture? In…
How do we know that the Bible, the book upon which we base our knowledge of God, is reliable and accurate over centuries of copying and interpretation? In this portion…
How do we know that the Bible, the book upon which we base our knowledge of God, is reliable and accurate over centuries of copying and interpretation? In this portion…
Even Christians with a lifetime of walking with God sometimes need a little refresher course on Biblical basics. In this session we introduce the series to come and discuss the…
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