The Gospels and The Acts of the Apostles
Created by Dr. Cody Podor, Kayla Helmer | Last updated 5/2021
Duration: 1h 50m | 8 sections | 17 lectures | Video: 1280x720, 44 KHz | 2.3 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub
New Testament Survey I

What you'll learn
Introduction to and Survey of the Gospels and the Book of Acts
Bible Literacy

Requirements
None
Description
The Scriptures reach the climactic moment in redemptive history when God brings about his rescue of human souls in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Jesus, the Son of God, takes on human flesh, dwells amongst us, lives the life we should have lived, dies the death that we deserve, and rises victorious over sin and death. He then sends his people to the ends of the earth declaring the good news that through Christ mankind can be restored to relationship with their Maker.
This course will help you see the glorious, miraculous, and historical rescue story in the person and work of Jesus Christ.
In this course, we will survey The Gospels and the book of Acts. In the Gospels, we are given four different portraits of the same Jesus. Each Gospel paints a unique picture of who Jesus is. There is both unity and diversity in the gospels. We will examine the structure of the book, discuss major themes, and see how each Gospel enlarges our vision of the person and work of Christ. We will then see how Jesus continues his mission of seeking and saving the lost as he fills his people with his Spirit and sends them throughout the world with the good news.
This course for all those who want to learn more about the story of the New Testament. If you're seeking to grow in your ability to comprehend the message of the Bible, then this class is for you.
Who this course is for:People who want to learn about God.People who are interested in the Bible.People who want to grow in their understanding of Bible Interpretation.People who want to learn about Christianity.People who want to learn about World Religions.People who want to have a better grasp of biblical doctrines.