CHR500 Doctor of Christology

CHR500 Doctor of Christology

Graduate Course in Ministry

This course offers a focused study of the Bible and addresses practical and theoretical issues faced by church leaders while fostering the growth of God's Kingdom.

Instructor

Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman

E-mail: interfaithu.help@gmail.com

Office Hours: Online

Course Description

CHR500 is a graduate-level course exploring the foundation of Christian faith—focused on Christology. Students will study Christ’s eternal role, earthly ministry, and ongoing influence. A dissertation is required to earn the title of Doctor of Christology, the highest degree in this field.

Course Goals and Objectives

  • Understand Christian beliefs, attitudes, and motivations.
  • Use clear and impactful teaching methods.
  • Apply theoretical knowledge to practical ministry.
  • Reflect on personal identity as a minister.
  • Master effective instructional strategies.

Required Texts and Materials

  1. God's Plan for Man - The Original Creations of God
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 76-83

This section explains the literal truths of scripture and the original creation of God.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - The Dispensation of Law
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 301-313

Discusses biblical interpretation and the Dispensation of Law period.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - The Dispensation of Grace
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 336-355

Focuses on the grace given to believers and its impact.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - The Truth About Jesus Christ
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 370-390

Details the life and significance of Jesus Christ in scripture.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - A Christian's Power of Attorney
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 393-401

Explores Christians' authority and spiritual empowerment.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - The Marriage Supper, Second Advent, Armageddon
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 949-956

Addresses prophecy and Christ's return.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - The Dispensation of Divine Government
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 958-976

Explains divine governance as described in the Bible.

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  1. God's Plan for Man - The Bride of Christ
  • Author: Finis Jennings Dake
  • Pages: 1001-1007

Describes the future relationship between Christ and His church.

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  1. How to Get Answers Every Time You Pray to Forgive
  • Author: Dr. A. Turner

Explores forgiveness, love, and the impact on personal freedom.

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*A Summary in Essay Format is Required for this Course

(Please refer to the official IU Handbook for essay format guidelines)

 

  1. Esther: A Woman of Valor
  • Author: Dr. F.J. Bennett

Examines Esther's bravery and God's providence in her life.

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  1. Elisabeth: Unveiling the Truth
  • Author: Dr. Tiffany Hoffman

Highlights Elisabeth’s historical significance and legacy.

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  1. Gabriel: Declarer of Christ's Coming
  • Author: Dr. E.Y. Elliott

Studies Gabriel's role as a messenger of Christ's arrival.

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  1. Lazarus: Divinely Resurrected - The Anatomy of Lazarus' Tomb
  • Author: Z. Hoffman

Analyzes the resurrection of Lazarus and its timeless significance.

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Course Policies

Attendance and Participation

Attendance is required and active participation in discussions is essential for success. Unexcused absences may result in a grade deduction.

Extra Credit

No extra credit is offered for this course.

Submission of Work

Written assignments must follow strict formatting requirements. A 48-hour extension is allowed for assignments, excluding weekly discussion responses.

Academic Honesty

Acts of cheating or plagiarism are strictly prohibited and will result in penalties, including potential course failure.

Student Conduct

Behavior disrupting the learning environment is not tolerated and subject to disciplinary action.

Disclaimer

The syllabus is subject to updates without prior notice.

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