Applied Theology: Hermeneutics, Homiletics, Apologetics, Research Techniques
These biblical courses are designed with the “Applied” approach in mind; that is, to equip the learner in how to apply insights and principals to current times. The goal is for the learner to be real, relevant and relatable, and to:.
1) know how to think critically about biblical passages.
2) know how to access various sources to conduct research on biblical passages.
3) research history, belief systems, and cultural norms related to certain biblical passages.
4) interpret biblical passages within the context in which it was given and how such passages can or should be applied today.
5) understand, incorporate and apply exegetical standards to biblical text.
6) have a deeper appreciation for understanding for biblical context, syntax, punctuation, and word choices as it relates to translation and transliteration.
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Homiletics Part 1
This course instructs and inspires learners to use preaching and teaching platforms to deliver authentic, compelling, and persuasive sermons. Incorporating biblical research, spiritual revelation, and discernment is emphasized to reveal, challenge, and connect the audience with the biblical text.
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Homiletics Part 2
This course instructs and inspires learners to use preaching and teaching platforms to deliver authentic, compelling, and persuasive sermons. Incorporating biblical research, spiritual revelation, and discernment is emphasized to reveal, challenge, and connect the audience with the biblical text.
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Homiletics Part 3
This course instructs and inspires learners to use preaching and teaching platforms to deliver authentic, compelling, and persuasive sermons. Incorporating biblical research, spiritual revelation, and discernment is emphasized to reveal, challenge, and connect the audience with the biblical text.
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Hermeneutics and Enhanced Biblical Research (Part I)
This course instructs learners on correctly interpreting biblical passages through in-depth research techniques, which includes correlating inductive, deductive, and dialectic research methodologies to apply exegetical standards to the biblical text. The objectives are:
1) To know how to think c...
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Hermeneutics and Enhanced Biblical Research (Part II)
This course instructs learners on correctly interpreting biblical passages through in-depth research techniques, which includes correlating inductive, deductive, and dialectic research methodologies to apply exegetical standards to the biblical text. The objectives are:
1) To know how to think c...
