BIB316 Romans
Romans stands out as the most detailed and comprehensive single summary of the message and implications of the Gospel of Jesus Christ offered in the New Testament. This course is designed to enable students to engage its theology and apply that truth to the transforming of their lives. This will involve the developing and using of skills in absorbing, interpreting, and applying the text as it was intended, expecting to interact with the voice of God in a manner that changes their perspectives and transforms their lives.
Credits: 3
Student learning outcomes
- Identify the point of this Epistle and each subject discussed contributes to that point.
- Employ solid interpretation and application skills in interacting with a Pauline Epistle.
- Explain the key theological arguments presented by Paul and how they apply to the life of a follower of Christ.
- Articulate the simple messages of the text without encumbrance from theological assumptions or cultural norms.
- Embrace a vision for him/herself as a recipient of the grace of God.
- Pursue radical transformation of his/her life by fundamental renewing of his/her perspective and way of thinking.