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Mobile Ed: NT176 The Gospel Message in the Early Church (2 hour course)

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Overview

The Gospel Message in the Early Church (NT176) is presented by a team of respected Christian theologians, including Frank James, Lynn Cohick, Michael Goheen, Darrell Bock, Douglas Moo, Beth Jones, and Frederick Cardoza. These scholars are well published in NT, Church History, and Christian Education, and their combined expertise allows students to gain clear insight into the early church as they study the NT. This course covers the dynamic growth of the early church, the gospel message, key marks and images of a missional church, and biblical discipleship in the NT.

Introduction

  • Introducing the Course

Unit 1: Formation of the Early Church

  • Expansion of the Early Church
  • Explanations for Christian Expansion
  • Key Ideas of the “Orthodox” Church
  • Structure of the Early Church
  • The Growth of the Gospel in Acts
  • The House Church
  • Worship in the Early Church

Unit 2: The Gospel: The Good News of the Kingdom

  • The Concept of Gospel
  • Starting with the Gospel
  • The Good News
  • The Gospel Message
  • The Core Message of the Gospel

Unit 3: The Body of Christ: A Missional Community

  • Marks of the Church
  • “Church” in the New Testament
  • Images for the Church
  • A Missional Church in Acts
  • Missionary Encounter with Culture
  • Continuing the Story

Unit 4: Biblical Discipleship

  • Defining and Describing Discipleship
  • A Biblical Overview of Discipleship
  • New Testament Principles for Church Discipleship Programming
  • Great Commission (Matt 28:18–20)
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