CHRISTIAN
CHARACTER
Series
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In
this series you will learn the bedrock characteristics that not only
identify but are required of the follower of Christ. We will begin
with the supreme example of character, the Lord Jesus Christ Himself.
Christian
Character - PART ONE
THE
BEATITUDES
(Mt 5:1-12)
Part
One - THE BEATITUDES
We will begin our study of the character of the Christian,
with PART ONE, THE
BEATITUDES (Mt 5:1-12)
Beginning with the Beatitudes, you will learn the basics of Christian
character as taught by the supreme example of character, the Lord Jesus
Christ himself, as He delivered what is commonly called The Sermon on
the Mount.
While participating in this course you are encouraged to
use the week of required attendance per lesson as a time to
meditate on each precept learned so as to make it a part of your life as
you assimilate it into your personal character. Whether you use
the week to repeatedly meditate on the precept learned, or whether you
only meditate on it for a time while studying each precept plus a time
of meditation after completing each lesson, either way, you are required
to meditate on each precept individually. The road of more and
repeated meditation on each precept is the recommended way because the
more you do so, the more it will advance you down the road of the
development of Christlike character in you- which should be the goal of
every child of God. (1.5 credits)
The
textbook is offered in several formats. Choose the one that you
want to use.
Textbook in one large file: THE
BEATITUDES (1.7 meg in html)
ATTENTION:
ALL TESTS IN THIS COURSE, INCLUDING PRACTICE TESTS, ARE NOW ACTIVE AND
ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL STUDENTS.
Christian
Character PART TWO
(Personal
Consecration)
Christian Character Two, Personal Consecration, is the follow-up course
to Christian Character One, the Beatitudes. In this course you
will address the issue of Personal Consecration through a series of 12
lessons. Course will teach the necessity and conditions for
becoming and being a true Disciple of Jesus Christ. (1.5
credits)
Access
course by clicking HERE
Christian
Character - PART THREE
INDIVIDUAL
OR GROUP
BIBLE STUDY on CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Although
the study was originally written for men,
it is adaptable for both genders- male and female.
Christian
Character III
Originally written as a study in
Christian
Character for a Local Church Men's Group.
(2.5 credits per section)
Christian
Character - PART FOUR
THE
TEN COMMANDMENTS
Universal Morality
THE
TEN COMMANDMENTS, Universal Morality
This third section of our studies concerns the universal
guide to morality, the Ten Commandments.
In this section you will learn the rock-solid
biblical basis for all morality; which is the ten categories of morality
addressed in the Ten Commandments. Without a complete
understanding of this basis and guide for the fundamentals of morality
the character of the Christian cannot be fully developed. (1.5
credits)
Along with the Ten Commandments, which were originally given
only to the Jews (but the principles are applicable to all
mankind), you will also study the Noahic covenant under which
all of humanity is bound because all are descendants of Noah.
(1.5 credits)
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Christian
Character - PART FIVE
THE
KEYS TO CONTENTMENT
THE
KEYS TO CONTENTMENT (Phil ch. 4)
We will now move to the next section of our studies, the
keys to contentment as found in Philippians chapter 4.
Of all people in the world, Christians ought to be the most contented of
all. Unfortunately, this is not true for most of the children of
God. There is, however, a reason for this; that being that most
Christians have not been taught the biblical keys to contentment.
Most are still in the state of discontentment, which has its root in the
old nature within them, which they will naturally follow until they are
taught a more Christlike way. In this course you will learn the
keys to unlock the hold of the old habits, rooted in the old nature, and
learn how to develop this part of your Christian character
according to the new nature within you. In addition you will be
required to put these keys into practice. (1.5 credits)
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