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“God the Father” (The Trinity – Lesson 2)
The Trinity has been called the greatest of all divine mysteries and “the center gem of divine revelation.” Though the term “Trinity” is not found in the Scriptures, the concept it expresses is overtly Scriptural. The doctrine of the Trinity was implicitly held by the Apostles and the New Testament writers but not formulated explicitly. As one commentary stated, “They held it, as it were in solution: only time, reflection, and the shock of controversy and opposition, caused it to crystalize into definite and dogmatic form.” These five lessons are entitled: Introduction to the Trinitarian Doctrine, God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit, and Anti-Trinitarian Heresies.
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“God the Son” (The Trinity – Lesson 3)
The Trinity has been called the greatest of all divine mysteries and “the center gem of divine revelation.” Though the term “Trinity” is not found in the Scriptures, the concept it expresses is overtly Scriptural. The doctrine of the Trinity was implicitly held by the Apostles and the New Testament writers but not formulated explicitly. As one commentary stated, “They held it, as it were in solution: only time, reflection, and the shock of controversy and opposition, caused it to crystalize into definite and dogmatic form.” These five lessons are entitled: Introduction to the Trinitarian Doctrine, God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit, and Anti-Trinitarian Heresies.
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“God the Holy Spirit” (The Trinity – Lesson 4)
The Trinity has been called the greatest of all divine mysteries and “the center gem of divine revelation.” Though the term “Trinity” is not found in the Scriptures, the concept it expresses is overtly Scriptural. The doctrine of the Trinity was implicitly held by the Apostles and the New Testament writers but not formulated explicitly. As one commentary stated, “They held it, as it were in solution: only time, reflection, and the shock of controversy and opposition, caused it to crystalize into definite and dogmatic form.” These five lessons are entitled: Introduction to the Trinitarian Doctrine, God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit, and Anti-Trinitarian Heresies.
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“Anti-Trinitarian Heresies” (The Trinity – Lesson 5)
The Trinity has been called the greatest of all divine mysteries and “the center gem of divine revelation.” Though the term “Trinity” is not found in the Scriptures, the concept it expresses is overtly Scriptural. The doctrine of the Trinity was implicitly held by the Apostles and the New Testament writers but not formulated explicitly. As one commentary stated, “They held it, as it were in solution: only time, reflection, and the shock of controversy and opposition, caused it to crystalize into definite and dogmatic form.” These five lessons are entitled: Introduction to the Trinitarian Doctrine, God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit, and Anti-Trinitarian Heresies.
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“Master Yourself” (Three Areas of Ministry Mastery – Lesson 1)
Jesus promised that many are called but few would be chosen. If you believe you are called to full-time ministry, understand that your private life must be the first area you perfect. These lessons cover the three areas which 1 Timothy 3 requires for leadership: yourself, your family, and your money. Don’t expect to see full-time ministry if you can’t master these three areas. Lesson titles include: Master Yourself, Master Your Family, and Master Your Money.
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“Master Your Family” (Three Areas of Ministry Mastery – Lesson 2)
Jesus promised that many are called but few would be chosen. If you believe you are called to full-time ministry, understand that your private life must be the first area you perfect. These lessons cover the three areas which 1 Timothy 3 requires for leadership: yourself, your family, and your money. Don’t expect to see full-time ministry if you can’t master these three areas. Lesson titles include: Master Yourself, Master Your Family, and Master Your Money.
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“Master Your Money” (Three Areas of Ministry Mastery – Lesson 3)
Jesus promised that many are called but few would be chosen. If you believe you are called to full-time ministry, understand that your private life must be the first area you perfect. These lessons cover the three areas which 1 Timothy 3 requires for leadership: yourself, your family, and your money. Don’t expect to see full-time ministry if you can’t master these three areas. Lesson titles include: Master Yourself, Master Your Family, and Master Your Money.
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