The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, The Great Commission, which covers Matthew 28:19-20, and the evangelical doctrine of universal evangelism.
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Book of James, which covers the letter from James to Jewish believers. Here are the Discussion Questions for the entire course along with my responses.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
So, let’s get started….
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Romans part 2, which covers the second half of the Book of Romans. Here are the Discussion Questions for the entire course along with my responses.
As a reminder, you can find all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Book of Ruth, which covers the book of Ruth and the book of Esther. Here are the Discussion Questions for the entire course along with my responses.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Book of Hebrews, which covers the letter written to Hebrew believers. Here are the Discussion Questions for the entire course along with my responses.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
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On my way to the next course for my uThM program at KI, I stumbled onto a new course they just released, Mere Christianity, based on the book by C.S. Lewis. It is a book I’ve already wanted to read but never really had enough motivation to actually read it…until now. This post will contain all of my assignment responses for the course.
As a reminder, you can find all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
So, let’s get started….
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Family Matters, which covers how God structured marriage, raising children, and how to do so with godly purpose.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
So, let’s get started….
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Architecture of Man, which is a topical study on the makeup of the human being.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, The Dead Sea Scrolls, which is a topical study on the documents found in the caves of Qumran.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, Romans part 1, which covers the first half of the Book of Romans. Here are the Discussion Questions for the entire course along with my responses.
As a reminder, you can find all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
So, let’s get started….
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On my way to the next course for my Unschooled Master of Theology program at KI, I stumbled onto a new course they just released, The Heavens Declare, which is about creation and the study of origins. This post will contain all of my assignment responses for the course.
As a reminder, you can find all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
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The next course I selected as part of my Unschooled Master of Theology program was the KI course, The Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse, which covers the four prophetic figures spoken of in Revelation. Here are the Discussion Questions for the entire course along with my responses.
As a reminder, you can all of my course assignments for the uThM here.
So, let’s get started….
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