The Story of Salvation Course 106

Creator:

Language:

English, Arabic, Farsi, French, German, Hausa, Hindi, Spanish, Urdu

Audience:

Non believers, New believers, Growing disciples, All believers, Primary education and up

Geographical focus:

Arab World, South Asia, North Africa, Diaspora

Date First Published:

1995

Resource Type:

Bible study, Course, Group Discussion

Topics / Themes:

Christian faith basics, Conversion, Discipleship, Evangelism and witness, God’s character, Grace, Identity, Salvation, The cross-sacrifice and atonement, Understanding the Bible

Overview:

A series of 5 Inductive Bible studies leading to group discussion based on the first three chapters of the Bible.
Each lesson presents an essential truth of the Good News of salvation from sin and judgment to a restored relationship with God through Jesus Christ. The aim is to strengthen understanding and enable to explain the Gospel message.

Content:

 

A series of 5 Inductive Bible studies leading to group discussion based on the first three chapters of the Bible.

The foundational truths of the Gospel have been laid down from the first chapters of Genesis and explained and amplified throughout the Bible. The message of the Gospel is truly good news for all humanity.

Each lesson presents an essential truth of the Good News of salvation from sin and judgment to a restored relationship with God through Jesus Christ. The aim of this course is to enable each participant to both fully understand and confidently explain to others the unique and wonderful Gospel message.

Lessons:

  1. There is one God, our Creator.

  2. Man, with all creation has been corrupted by sin.

  3. God has provided the way of salvation.

  4. Jesus Christ is our Saviour.

  5. Christ will return to earth to complete our salvation.

The sixth of 12 courses in the Progressing Together Basic Discipleship series.

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Academic Discipline

Religious studies, Theology, Anthropology

Academic Framework

Research Method

Qualitative Approach (General), Grounded theory, Narrative methods

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