Training Certificate of Biblical Studies

Training Certificate of Biblical Studies

Training Certificate Biblical Studies

This course covers biblical studies, focusing on the Holy Scriptures, practical issues faced by Christ's disciples within the church, and the advancement of God's Kingdom.

Course Code: TCBS100 – Training Certificate Biblical Studies

Instructor: Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman

E-mail: interfaithu.help@gmail.com

Office Hours: Online

Course Description

This course addresses the Holy Scriptures and practical and theoretical issues experienced by Christ's disciples. It highlights the biblical origin of all things and provides a spiritual foundation through accessible and enriching lessons. Recommended for anyone seeking a solid understanding of God's plan for humanity, the coursework explains biblical principles in a clear, meaningful way.

Course Goals and Objectives

This course aims to equip participants with the resources, knowledge, and skills of a devoted disciple of Christ by focusing on Bible study, spiritual growth, and practical application. Specific objectives include:

• Gaining a deeper understanding of discipleship.

• Enhancing teaching abilities through clear communication.

• Applying biblical teachings to real-life situations.

• Reflecting on one's identity as a disciple of Christ.

• Learning effective methods for teaching God's Word.

Required Texts and Materials

1. God’s Plan for Man by Finis Jennings Dake

• Explores the nature of the Bible and biblical interpretation, offering valuable insights about God's plan.

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1. How to Get Answers Every Time You Pray: Using Your Voice by Tiffany Long

• Discusses prayer, the power of confessions, and covenant partnerships, providing practical steps to enrich one's prayer life and obtain real answers.

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Course Policies

Class Attendance and Participation:

• Participation is required and discussions are central to the course. Missing class without prior communication may result in a deduction of 50 points from your final grade.

Extra Credit:

• Extra credit is not available for this course.

Submitting Assignments:

• Assignments must be typed, double-spaced, and formatted using 12-point Times New Roman with 1-inch margins. Papers without proper formatting or required cover pages in APA style will not be graded. Late work has a 48-hour extension but will receive a zero if submitted after this grace period.

Policy on Incompletes:

• An "Incomplete" is given only if 75% of the coursework is completed and a valid excuse (e.g., medical, military) is provided.

Student Behavior:

• Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and may result in removal from classes and further action following the university's Code of Student Conduct.

Academic Integrity:

• Cheating and plagiarism are strictly prohibited and result in penalties ranging from a zero-grade assignment to course failure. Always provide proper citations for quotes and ideas. Refer to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th Edition for citation rules.

Disclaimer:

This syllabus is subject to change at the instructor's discretion.