The family: The Christian Model

Creator:

Language:

English, Arabic, French

Audience:

Growing disciples, Leaders, All believers, Primary education and up

Geographical focus:

Arab World, North Africa, Diaspora

Date First Published:

2005

Resource Type:

Bible study, Course, Group Discussion, Training

Topics / Themes:

Character transformation and maturity, Christian faith basics, Christian living, Conflict and forgiveness, Discipleship, Family, God’s character, Healing, Holiness, Marriage, Relationships transformed, Trinity, Understanding the Bible

Overview:

This course of 10 lessons examines God’s design for marriage and the family in Scripture. It describes family roles, relationships, anger and conflict resolution, marital relations and child raising. It is presented for couples and singles in seminar format with an inductive study manual.

Content:

This course of 10 lessons presented for couples and singles in seminar format with inductive study manual begins by looking at God’s plan for marriage as recorded in Scripture, and then goes on to enumerate and explain important aspects of the marriage relationship, such as leaving one’s parents, committing to faithfulness to a single partner for life, and being one while being very different. The next subject is the roles of the husband and wife according to the Bible. Various lessons are dedicated to improving and maintaining the relationship between husband and wife through good communication, effective expression of love, resolving conflicts which arise, controlling one’s anger, and cultivating a satisfying sexual relationship. The last lesson discusses principles of raising healthy and godly children.

The 6th of 10 foundational courses in Progressing Together’s advanced discipleship and leadership training (Level 2) programme (PRAT 201).

Bible-study

Academic Discipline

Religious studies, Theology, Psychology, Pastoral care and counselling

Academic Framework

Research Method

Qualitative Approach (General), Grounded theory, Narrative methods, Visual Methods

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