2ND YEAR.

This module observes the categories and diversities of God's gifts to people. Students will recognize how the combination of theory, spiritual knowledge and gifts, and practical experience can facilitate becoming effective in ministry.

What does the call of God involve, and how can we personally respond and commit to God's call? This module helps students discern between the general call and a specific call of God. Through an analysis of the possible process of the call, students will be able to recognize God's personal dealings with them and will be stimulated to respond in faith to God's call.

This module contrasts the world's opinion and God's view of sin. Understanding where sin originated, how it unfolded, and what consequences it holds will lead students to appreciate God's solution for sin. The blood of Jesus deals effectively with sin. We also look at redemption realities.

This course reconstructs the life of Jesus Christ. This is done by harmonizing the four gospel accounts and aims to place the events of the four gospels in chronological order. This module provides you with a lot of general knowledge about the words and works of Jesus. We use this knowledge to correctly interpret specific teachings and events in the life of Jesus Christ.

There's a clear difference between sacrament and ordinance, and in this module, we maintain that Jesus established the ordinances of water baptism and communion. Students will recognize the meaning and manner of water baptism and the origin of infant sprinkling. We also evaluate the keynotes in celebrating communion.

It's vital that we understand the mission of the Church and where we fit in. In this module, we challenge wrong concepts people may have of the Church. We need to realize that the Church is the prized possession of Jesus Christ. Students will gain insight into God's purpose, plan, provision, and power for the Church.

The pre-eminence of Jesus as shown in the Book of Hebrews is emphasized in this module. Students are encouraged to evaluate their privileges in Christ, establish their allegiance to Him, and progress in their life of faith to maturity.

This course serves as an introduction to ideas and concepts surrounding some world religions and cults that influence our world. It serves as a foundation for apologetics as well as polemics, yet most profoundly for personal faith and evangelization. We reflect back to the summary, that to all have been given the ministry of reconciliation (2 Cor 5:18), and thus all are to be messengers of the Good News. Effective understanding of our surrounding world causes for more successful evangelism.

The module aims to give students an accurate biblical understanding of the intention and function of the prophetic as empowered by the Holy Spirit through us as believers. Prophecy is a message inspired by God, a divine revelation. When speaking about the prophetic, we realize that God has a voice. Prophecy is hearing and doing what God says. For the student, we must understand what New Testament prophecy is and realize the responsibility of prophecy on the Church.

This module aims to create awareness around the complexity of the theological scene and its expansive nature and overview. It aims to make the student aware of the necessary steps to develop a biblically based theology and identify the degrees of authority needed to create set theological statements. This module also offers a more formal academic foundation, use of language, and formatting to serve as an introduction to the student for future theological studies.

In this module, we explore the biblical foundations of mission, the example of the early Church, and the relationship between the gospel and culture. Students will understand that mission is not reserved for a few, but that every believer is called to participate in the Great Commission, both locally and to the ends of the earth.

At the end of the two-year course, students are given the opportunity to articulate their thoughts and understanding which will have been deepened through both the theology and leadership components of the Unite180 uSchool of Ministry.