Discipleship Course

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Professor Wayne Grudem is known throughout the world for his seminal text book on Systematic Theology which is used to train pastors and leaders in seminaries. Now this essential teaching is available in a format and at a level that all Christians can benefit from including: -

16 hours of live teaching in twenty separate sessions plus live, audience participated Q&A sessions and is all contained in 6 professionally  produced DVD’s. The DVD box set also includes a 176 page full colour study guide.Each of the 20 sessions lasts approximately 40 minutes and has optional discussion breaks, making this resource ideal for individual study, small groups, and large group settings. The box DVD set is available for £69 +p&p from http://www.clearcutmedia.tv/ Topics covered in the 20 sessions are:-

  1. What is the Bible?
  2. What is God like?What is the Trinity?
  3. What is creation?
  4. What is prayer?
  5. What are angels and demons?
  6. What is man?
  7. What is sin?
  8. Who is Christ?
  9. What is atonement?
  10. What is the resurrection?
  11. What is election (or predestination)?
  12. What does it mean to become a Christian?
  13. What are justification and adoption?
  14. What are sanctification and perseverance?
  15. What is death?
  16. What is the church?
  17. What will happen when Christ returns?
  18. What is the final judgment?
  19. What is heaven?

The real genius of this course is also seen in its accessibility at various levels.
New Christians will be grounded in their faith and given a firm foundation from which to grow. Established believers will be lead into worship and a deeper knowledge of God.
Leaders will be enabled to understand and handle more of the biblical foundations, facilitating ministry at all levels.
Many of the foundational truths of the faith have faced fresh challenges in recent days making this DVD course a valuable aid to navigating the central issues.
Professor Grudem's warmth, engaging style and evident love for the Lord takes us past mere intellectual interest, or doctrinal correctness, into marveling at the glory of God