This course covers Church History from the Protestant Reformation to the current time, based on selected events and developments. The course will follow the path of the Reformation from the European Continent to England and Scotland, and continue with the development of Protestant traditions in North America.

The two letters to the Corinthians give insight into the life of the problems of a young Gentile-Christian church.

“What should I do?” Every person asks this question countless times throughout life. Each time he or she does this, each time one reflects over one’s choices or actions, one is engaging at some level with the discipline of Ethics.

Plato and Aristotle developed their philosophy in the culture and the language of the Greeks.

Leadership is a biblical principle for the guiding and organization of structural units, such as the family, or a people, or governments.

A church is an organization. As such, church leaders need to develop skill in the construction of structures and strategies.

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The foundation of good leadership is the reality that a leader needs to manage or lead him or herself. How well one practices self-management often defines the extent to which one is able to lead a group or organization.

The Trinity signifies the revelation of one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.