Future Courses

This course will explore the foundational beliefs of the Christian faith and Pentecostal doctrine, including God and the Trinity, Sin and Salvation, the work of the Church, and the End Times.

During Apostle Paul’s times in prison he wrote four letters to churches and individuals to encourage and instruct. His confinement  did not lesson his zeal or stop his ministry. Today we can receive much from what Paul wrote in the four letters. Join us as we study these ancient writings and learn valuable lessons relevant to us today.

Learn how to share the Gospel with boldness and confidence. In this class, we will be equipped to clearly communicate the message of salvation and confidently invite others to respond to Christ.

Romans has been called by many, Paul’s greatest work. One commentator wrote, “While the four Gospels present the words and works of Jesus Christ, Romans explores the significance of His sacrificial death.” Romans takes on the challenging questions of Justification. James tells us that faith without works is dead whereas Romans teaches us faith without obedience is not faith. We learn from Romans that Messiah Jesus was God’s plan for the redemption and He was working that plan throughout the Old Testament.

The Pentateuch is not obsolete background material but the foundational Kingdom constitution, through which God reveals His Messiah, His Covenants, His pattern of redemption, and His end-times purposes. A modern disciple of Yeshua (Jesus) cannot fully grasp the Gospel, discipleship, or prophecy without the foundational understanding of Torah (Pentateuch).