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The Advanced Bible & Theology (ABT) program at Twin Lakes Church is designed to give participants increased knowledge and understanding in basic Christian beliefs. Participants will complete a series of six (6) advanced Bible and Theology courses over a two-year time period, or longer, if necessary. These courses will be taught at the college freshman level. Upon completion of the classes and the corresponding course work, graduates receive a diploma, graduation ceremony and luncheon with pastoral participation, as well as congregational recognition during a Sunday morning service. Course DescriptionsThe following courses may be taken in any order as there are no prerequisites. Anyone may attend these classes; however, those wishing to receive an ABT Certificate will be required to: (1) attend at least 75% of the classes, (2) complete the written assignments, and (3) receive a passing grade for all six courses. New Testament Survey (NTS)This course is designed to give participants an overview of the New Testament, including its major thematic elements, its major historical events, and how it was written for the instruction and encouragement of the Christian church (Romans 15:4; 1 Corinthians 10:11). Topics Include:
Old Testament Survey (OTS)This course is designed to give participants an understanding of the contemporary significance of the Old Testament, and its theological perspectives. The course will provide an overview of the Old Testament, including its major thematic elements, its major historical events, and how it was written for the instruction and encouragement of the Christian church (Romans 15:4; 1 Corinthians 10:11). Topics Include:
Hermeneutics (HERM)This course shows participants how to get the most out of a Bible study by interpreting it properly. It addresses the various literary genres of the Bible, how to examine the context and exegete the author's intended message. Topics Include:
Systematic Theology I (STI)The objective of this introduction to systematic theology is designed to equip believers to know what they believe and why they believe it. Upon completion of this course, participants will support their individual positions on the major doctrines of the church in written form. Topics Include:
Systematic Theology II (STII)The course which is a continuation in systematic theology studies, is also designed to equip believers to know what they believe and why they believe it. Upon completion of this course, participants will support their individual positions on the major doctrines of the church in written form. Topics Include:
Church History (HIST)This course presents an overview of the history of Christianity from Pentecost to today. It will also acquaint participants with the emerging of various denominations down through history, and how they differ from one another. Topics Include:
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