Missions In Evangelism

DETAILS

• Apologetics Case Studies
• Research Papers on Existence of God and Reliability of Scripture
• Debate Exercises on Theological and Philosophical Issues
• Presentation on Christianity and Other Worldviews
• Final Exam

CURRICULUM

1. Biblical Foundation: Students will delve into the biblical foundations of evangelism, exploring key passages that highlight the call to share the Good News. The course will emphasize understanding the theological basis for evangelism, ensuring that participants grasp the significance of evangelism in the context of God’s redemptive plan.
2. Theological Reflection: Through theological reflection, students will critically engage with various theological perspectives on evangelism, considering different approaches and methods. This aspect of the course aims to cultivate a deep understanding of the diverse ways in which evangelism can be approached within the broader Christian tradition.
3. Practical Strategies: Participants will develop practical skills for initiating and engaging in conversations about faith. From building relationships to addressing common objections, students will gain hands-on experience in navigating real-world scenarios, equipping them with the tools needed to share their faith authentically and effectively.
4. Cultural Sensitivity: In a diverse and pluralistic world, understanding and respecting different cultural contexts is crucial for effective evangelism. This course will explore principles of cultural sensitivity, helping students adapt their approach to connect with individuals from various backgrounds and worldviews.
5. Personal Growth: Beyond theoretical knowledge, the course will encourage personal spiritual growth and transformation. Students will be challenged to examine their own faith journey, deepen their relationship with Christ, and develop a vibrant and authentic Christian witness.
6. Ethical Considerations: The course will address ethical considerations in evangelism, emphasizing the importance of integrity, humility, and respect. Students will explore the balance between assertiveness and sensitivity, recognizing the ethical responsibilities inherent in sharing one’s faith.
7. Community Engagement: Recognizing the communal nature of the Christian faith, the course will encourage students to explore evangelism within the context of community and church life. Practical exercises and case studies will facilitate discussions on how personal evangelism can be integrated into broader community engagement efforts.

PREREQUISITES

A foundational understanding of Christian theology and basic familiarity with philosophical concepts. This course is suitable for individuals with various levels of apologetics knowledge.