Theology Classes
Why Theology?
Theology comes from the two root words
Sadly, throughout much of history and in many places still today, the discipline of theology climbed to the top of ivory towers where only trained theologians were allowed to lay claim to this practice. Ridiculousness. If AW Tozer rightly observed that "what comes to mind when we think about God is the most important thing about us," then theology belongs to the people, not just the highly trained.
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Previous Theology Classes
If you wanted to encourage a group of people facing trials and suffering, what might you say? Come join us for a dive into Hebrews where we learn how this author encourages the readers to keep going because Jesus is better.
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The SJOC Trinity Class is back by popular demand! Beginning February 1, Nika will lead us through a 7-week class on the Trinity.
Week 1The Trinity |
Week 2Historical View of the Trinity |
Week 3Attributes of God |
Week 4Salvation |
Week 5The Father |
Week 6The Son |
Week 7The Spirit |
TAP: Brothers & Sisters
Have you ever wondered what the Bible has to say about manhood, womanhood, and how the genders are to relate? Do you sometimes hear conflicting views from the church on what it takes to be a man or a woman? This class is for you. We’re going to look at different passages in the Bible and discuss what it means for men and women to flourish together in the Kingdom of God.
Week 1Creation, The Fall, Heaven |
Week 2Deborah and the Proverbs 31 Woman |
Week 3Jesus and the Ladies |
Week 4Women in the Early Church |
Week 5"Problematic" Passages |
TAP: Gospel in the Margins
Week 1Purpose of Election: Mission. |
Week 2Rahab: a Model of Faithfulness. |
Week 3The Ethiopian Eunuch |
Week 4Ruth the Moabite
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Week 5Naaman
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Week 6Woman at the Well |
Week 7Jonah |
Week 8Faithful Insiders |
TAP: Justice Series
Wondering what the Bible has to say about Justice? St. Jude's Resident Theologian, Nika Spaulding, takes us on a journey of justice throughout the Scriptures, beginning in Genesis and ending in Revelation.
TAP series on the Book of Jude:
Ever wonder why we named our church after Jude? Watch the videos below to learn more about Jude, the brother of Jesus, and our namesake.