The book of Acts of the Apostles is the exciting narrative of the church’s formative years. Acts begins with the ascension of Jesus and takes readers through the activities of early believers seeking to fulfill the Great Commission. Throughout the course, students examine the difficulties faced in the decades following Pentecost as the church sought to formulate doctrine and send missionaries throughout the Roman Empire. Learners will benefit from Babcock’s academic and pastoral background as he teaches the text’s historical and theological insights as well as noting spiritual applications for ministry today.
Legacy CollectionThis class was taught by world-class evangelical professors. Those seeking to dig deeper into their faith at the college or seminary level will find these resources valuable. Several classes in the collection are from the Institute of Theological Studies (ITS), which was acquired by ODBU.
- Grasp the message of the book of Acts.
- Understand the historical and contextual setting of the book.
- Appreciate the struggles of the early church.
- Identify the key characters in the book’s narrative.
- Apply the book’s message to life and ministry.
- Recognize God’s faithfulness in fulfilling the Great Commission.
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Great course!
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I thoroughly enjoyed the lecturers as well as the minster delivering the lecture. Reminded me of my former Pastor I studied under as a child.…
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Although this was a very interesting and informative course, I do feel that it would have been a lot better with visual aids for example…
Class Content
Class Details
- 24 Lessons
- 25 Activities
- 1 Assessment
- 27 Min Average
- 15 Hrs Minimum
- Class Award
