Navigating Troubling Times
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Help in Navigating Our Times
"Wars and rumors of wars" seem to be a part of our everyday reality. Many Christian social media influencers are looking to passages like Matthew 24 to point us to the end times. But, how do we navigate these days as biblical thinkers? Join leading evangelical scholars on a journey to understanding this cultural moment.
In these courses, you will:
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Learn about biblical prophecy in the book of Revelation.
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Study scripture with leading evangelical scholars.
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Dive deeply in appreciation for the role of the church in society.
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Be guided through a study of the Gospel of Luke.
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Receive four courses normally valued at over $500 for only $200.
Your Bundle Includes
Four especially selected courses to help you understanding biblical prophecy and justice as well as the role of the church in society.
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Missiology of Movements
Doing Theology with Revelation
CourseThis introductory course on The Revelation of Jesus Christ will explore the primary themes which are key to understanding the message of this final book of the Christian Scriptures.
$200
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Missiology of Movements, Church Planting
The Church in Times of Crisis
CourseThe Church in Times of Crisis focuses on how the early century church responded to plagues, famine, and persecution and what lessons the contemporary church can learn.
$200
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Personal Enrichment, Biblical Justice
God's Mandate for Justice
CourseThis eight-week study looks at God’s mandate to work for justice and mercy, with a focus on what Jesus says about this topic in the book of Luke. It addresses two main questions. First, what is justice? And, secondly, what is our obligation?
$25
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Personal Enrichment, Free Courses, Biblical Justice
Becoming Conversant with Critical Social Theories
CourseYou'll learn about critical social theories and the various ways in which Christians have understood them. We focus special attention on critical race theory and how its application as a tool has produced both positive and negative effects.
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Your Instructors
Join Drs. Feiser, Harris, Hesselgrave and many others in an exploration of the Christian response to troubling times.
Senior Pastor, Round Hill EPC David D. Feiser
A graduate of Penn State, Pastor Dave earned a Master of Theological Studies at Palmer Theological Seminary outside of Philadelphia, and then to Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, IL, where he received a Ph.D. in Theological Studies with a concentration in Systematic Theology. His dissertation was a theology of proclamation, aiming to help the local church use not only preaching, but the sacraments and living out one's faith in the world as means of proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Author Ronald Hesselgrave
Dr. Hesselgrave (M. Div., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School; MUPP, Masters in Urban Planning/Policy, University of Illinois, Chicago; PhD, Drew University) is a retired missionary and educator. He has taught at Rutgers University, Alliance Theological Seminary and Nyack College (Nyack, NY), and Trinity International University (Deerfield, IL). He also worked as researcher/writer for the Chicago Rehab Network, a coalition of not-for-profit housing development organizations in Chicago. Prior to retirement, he served for seventeen years as a home-based missionary, most recently as an education/resource coordinator and member of the Marginal Mission Network of EFCA ReachGlobal/Europe. He the author of Public Ethics for a Pluralistic Society (2001), The JustMissional Church: Pursuing God’s Path for Justice (2014); I Know That My Redeemer Lives: Suffering and Redemption in the Book of Job (2016); and The Supper: New Creation, Hospitality and Hope in Christ (2019). Ron and his wife Kathi helped co-found of an aftercare ministry for survivors of sex trafficking in the Chicago area.
Professor of Spiritual Formation Donald Patrick Harris
Don is, first and foremost, a Christian thinker and practitioner. But he is also a spiritual friend-director and missiologist. Don and his wife, Ellen, invested twenty-five years of their lives as missionaries—most of them in the former Czechoslovakia. While living there his primary focus was facilitative church planting, functioning as a trainer, coach and mentor with Czech church planters. He also provided spiritual friendship and direction for expatriate missionaries and other spiritual leaders. Don earned a professional doctorate from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, specializing in Spiritual Formation for Ministry Leaders. However, his highest academic credential is the Th.M. in New Testament. He continues to bring his experience and education to bear on his ministry passion: Christian ministry leaders, congregations and organizations who struggle and seek help. Don and Ellen make their home in Palm City on South Florida’s Treasure Coast.
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