Have you ever tried to run away from God? Can a mere man hide from the presence of an all-knowing, all-powerful God? God used a reluctant prophet to tell an evil city of his compassion for them. When God calls you to deliver a message to someone you don’t love, will you run, or get angry, or comply? Would it take a great calamity, an earthquake, or flood for God to get your attention?

Although Jesus’ parables may seem simple on the surface, they convey deep and complex truths about God’s Kingdom. The parables Jesus uses in his teaching aren’t merely illustrations or moral tales. They are intricate stories that reveal the mysteries central to the kingdom of God.

Carl Ellis is uniquely qualified to teach about Christianity in an African American context and his depth of experience makes him an ideal guide for relating how theology developed over time within the African American church. For thousands of years, God has mightily used many Africans to advance his kingdom. In this course, Ellis delves into Scripture and Church history, describes important movements—like African American missions during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and the civil rights movement—and analyzes important events happening today.

The Logos Academic Training bundle is a complete program for learning the best ways to use Logos for seminary-level research. It consists of four concise courses designed to help any student of the Bible improve the academic rigor of their study and research skills by using Logos Bible Software. These courses were designed to help seminaries train their students to use Logos to successfully research, examine, and present on specific Bible passages or theological topics.

For serious theological study you need to be able to recognize the original words of the New Testament since they regularly appear in commentaries and lexicons. This course will make you feel at ease when you encounter such references by teaching you the Greek alphabet and showing you how to pronounce whole words. To help you master the Greek alphabet, each lesson has an interactive activity section with various experiential exercises, such as game-type drills, an alphabet song, and quizzes.

The Lord’s Prayer has been an important part of the lives of Christians for centuries. This course can help you gain a greater understanding and appreciation of the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples to pray. In this enriching video course, Prof. N.T. Wright offers insight into the context and meaning of the Lord’s Prayer. Immerse yourself in this beautiful prayer, and you could experience a deeper joy and closer walk with God. At the end of each section you will find a list of three questions to help you engage with the material Prof. Wright presented in his lectures. The purpose of these questions is to provide you with the opportunity for personal reflection, or to help you think more deeply about what you are learning. They are in no specific order, and you do not need to answer them all. The questions are intended to help you engage with the material and to assist your own further study. The goal is that as the Spirit renews our minds, we will be able to practically...

One of the most significant roles for a pastor or counselor is to walk alongside someone who is suffering. It provides an opportunity to reach out and express the grace of God in situations where people are hurting and looking to find meaning and purpose in their life. In Counseling Suffering People, professor and practicing counselor Dr. Dave Wenzel provides insight into how to walk with people who are experiencing grief or loss. Dr. Wenzel discusses different frameworks for understanding suffering. He explores the different assumptions and beliefs that people have about suffering and gives practical advice on how to respond to those who are suffering. This course will help you as you look to help those who are experiencing hardship in their life.

In this video series, Elyse Fitzpatrick and Eric Schumacher examine how God has valued and included women in his plan of salvation. They begin with creation showing how God created both men and women to be His royal representatives on earth. They then work through the biblical narrative showing the effects of the fall and the redemption provided through Christ and highlighting women who played important roles in God’s redemptive purposes. Each segment includes reflection questions that can be answered individually or usd to facilitate group discussion. You’ll come away from the study with a rewnewed appreciation of God’s plan of redemption for both men and women and how we all are to be conformed to the image of His Son, Jesus Christ.