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2008 Level II Track
Conflict Resolution (MIN 281) -
Class offered January 25-26 or June 6-7
This course is offered as our District Seminar's License
to Preach level track. Students will gain a biblical approach to conflict
resolution. This course offers a spiritual way to deal with the inevitable
occasions when conflict arises, particularly in a church setting. It offers
practical principles for resolving the conflict in a manner that is pleasing to
God.
Romans
– Justification by Faith (BIB 215) - Class offered February 15-16
An in-depth study of the book of Romans. It focuses on
Paul's systematic explanation of the gospel to the Romans and offers insight
into the doctrines of sin, salvation, and sanctification. The student will
learn how union with Christ and the indwelling Holy Spirit leads to spiritual
growth.
Introduction to Theology – A Pentecostal
Perspective (THE 211) - Class offered March 14-15
This course is a study of historic Christian doctrines
as expressed through Protestant and evangelical traditions. The course provides
a complete study of the “Statement of Fundamental Truths” of The General
Council of the Assemblies of God.
New
Testament Survey (BIB 212) - Class offered April 18-19
The New Testament Survey will give students a background
for understanding, teaching, and applying the principles of the New Testament.
Key facts from each book of the New Testament are highlighted to further enrich
the student’s personal and ministerial life.
Old
Testament Survey (BIB 214) - Class offered May 16-17
As a practical approach to the Old Testament; this
course gives students insight that they can use in teaching and preaching. It
covers the significant details from every book of the Old Testament in an
inspirational and informative way.
Introduction
to Homiletics (MIN 223) - Class offered August 15-16
A basic study of the principles of Christian preaching.
The course emphasizes biblical exposition and deals with practical matters such
as the preparation of sermons, the sources of materials, the construction of
sermon components, the variety of sermon types, and the delivery of sermons.
Eschatology
– A Study of Things to Come (THE 245) - Class offered September 19-20
A biblical study of end-time events written from a
Pentecostal perspective. The course studies the Rapture, plus various views of
the Tribulation and the Millennium. It provides excellent material for teaching
and preaching on the Second Coming of Christ.
Effective
Leadership (MIN 251) - Class offered October 17-18
This course provides a biblical approach to the
principles of leadership, applying those principles in the church setting and
giving the student the practical skills needed to serve in a leadership role in
the local church.
Credential Internship - To be done on your own
(Required for License to Preach candidates only)
The second of three required internships for the Ministerial Studies
Diploma, this course helps the student develop the right attitude for ministry.
It examines characteristics to be avoided and tests to be passed in the life of
a minister. It further focuses on public aspects of ministry, such as teaching,
preaching, and leading meetings. The personal life of the minister, including
time management and personal health, are also discussed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to enroll if I am
already a Berean Student?
Everyone attending an Illinois School of Ministry class
must enroll even if you have previously enrolled in Berean School of the Bible. Once we have
access to your records, we can assist you in completing your coursework for the
ministry level desired.
Other Topics
Overview
About
Level I Track
How to Register for
a Class
For questions, contact us at isom@idcag.org.
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