Learn More About Our Course Introduction to New Testament Studies

Participants will:

• Learn principles of biblical interpretation.
• Explore the New Testament as a unique library of literature written as a witness to the life, work, death and resurrection of Jesus; the faith of his followers; and the establishment of the earliest church.
• Examine the economic, social and political context of the inter-testamental period and the first century C.E. (Common Era).
• Engage in thought-provoking Q&A and discussion with class members and the instructor via threaded discussion forums.

Course Information

Dates: September 4 – November 25, 2007

Time & Location: The online course materials and discussion forums are Internet-based and accessible anytime, from anywhere.

Instructor: Dr. Tim Gilbert is the Dean of the Business and Social Sciences Division at the Northeast Campus of Tarrant County College in Fort Worth, TX. He holds a PhD in Christian Ethics from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is a member of Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, TX. He has been a facilitator for the Baptist Laity Institute for many years. 

Cost: $100 (Scholarships are available to cover 50% of tuition fees.)

This continuing education course is offered in partnership with the Baptist Laity Institute of the Baptist General Convention of Texas.

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Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond (BTSR)
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Becoming the people and the congregations that God has called you to be is hard work – preparation for the task does not begin or end with a seminary degree. Regardless of the number of years you have spent in ministry, regardless of your role as paid staff or laity, and regardless of your previous education, engaging in continuing education will help you be more effective. You may need theological education, practical ministry training, or time for reflection and renewal. The School of Christian Ministry seeks to meet you where your needs are with timely and relevant courses, events, and resources.

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