Overview:

This analytical and comprehensive course focuses on the "Local Church" and its theological role through the lens of the Eternal Purpose of God and the Kingdom of God. The curriculum employs a sequential approach to explore the Church's universal and local constructs, presenting its historical and contemporary implications. The course combines theoretical understanding of ecclesiology with practical applications, emphasizing a comparative study of the Church's various roles, such as a temple, a family, and the Body of Christ. The curriculum's distinct feature lies in its in-depth exploration of the church's diverse ministries, including elders, apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, teachers, and other Body ministries.

Curriculum Highlights:

Key Topics:

• Theological study of the Church and its Eternal Purpose in God's plan.
• Analysis of the Universal and Local Church constructs and their implications.
• Detailed exploration of the Church's roles and metaphors, including the Church as a Temple, a Family, and the Body of Christ.
• In-depth examination of the Church's self-governing, self-supporting, and self-propagating aspects.
• Comprehensive study of the Church's diverse ministries, including the roles of elders, apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, teachers, and other Body ministries.

Available Resources:

The course includes comprehensive student and teacher manuals available in both A4 and US formats. Professional audio recordings of each chapter provide in-depth teaching and insights.

Download Resources:

• The full curriculum in PDF format.
• Supplemental charts, such as the chronology of the Book of Acts, for better contextual understanding.
• Study guides and worksheets for lessons to reinforce key teachings.