Each one of you lives, works, and serves within a system. Learning to pull back and understand and diagnose what is happening is an exercise that will help you see God’s activity in your life and church. Tasks: In 1,000–1,200 words, answer the following...
The practice of ethical monotheism stands as a hallmark of the Jewish belief system and is practiced in all areas of Jewish life. Describe and explain the important role ethical monotheism has in the Jewish family life and how this belief system influences the way...
What Does a Healthy System Look Like? Tasks: In 250–300 words, post to the Discussion Area your response to one of the following: Give an example of a functional system you are a part of and explain why you think it is functional. Give an example of a dysfunctional...
Each one of us has a most commonly used conflict style. While it can change situationally, we still have one that we fall back to (especially when in a rush or distracted). Tasks: In 250–300 words, post to the Discussion Area your response to one of the following:...
Scholars continue to debate the academic nature of Buddhism as to whether it should be identified as a religion or a philosophy. Based upon your studies and research this week, compare and contrast these two positions and then academically defend ONE SIDE of this...
Develop a preaching/teaching outline on a topic or passage of Scripture. Include in the sermon/lesson at least three main points, an introduction, and a conclusion. In the introduction, introduce the subject with a story, give the purpose/proposition of the sermon,...
