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Course 2 :
Foundation: Union with Christ
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About this Course
All that Christ has achieved for his people is ours through our union with him. Heart change and mission flow out of who Jesus is, and how we are bound to him by faith. This course will teach you to understand and enjoy your relationship with Jesus in everyday life on mission.
Course Overview
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Unit 1. What Is Union With Christ
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Unit 2. Location And Representation
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Unit 3. The Work Of The Spirit
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Unit 4. Sanctification
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Unit 5. The Benefits Of Our Union
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Unit 6. Union With Christ And One Another
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Unit 7. How Union With Christ Impacts Everyday Life
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Unit 8. Motivation And Mission
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Unit 9. Keeping Going In Mission
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Course 3 :
Foundation: The Holy Spirit
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Coming Soon
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About this Course
The Holy Spirit is often the forgotten member of the Trinity or His work is emphasised apart from the gospel. This course helps us see the central role of the Holy Spirit in creation and redemption. Understanding the work of the Holy Spirit empowers and shapes gospel mission and discipleship in the local church.
Course Overview
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Unit 1. Creator Spirit
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Unit 2. The prophetic Spirit
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Unit 3. The redeemer Spirit
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Unit 4. The sending Spirit: part one
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Unit 5. The sending Spirit: part two
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Unit 6. The sanctifying Spirit
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Unit 7. Communion with the Spirit
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Unit 8. The consummator Spirit: part one
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Unit 9. The consummator Spirit: part two
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Course 4 :
Foundation: Living the Cross and Resurrection
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Coming Soon
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About this Course
This course shows how the cross and resurrection provide the pattern for discipleship in the everyday. It calls us to live out the radical implications of grace and to apply the way of the cross to every area of life. You’ll discover how the cross and resurrection empower you in Christ for a life of sacrificial service and joy. You’ll be encouraged to live a risk-taking life on mission to the world as part of a community of people empowered by the cross.
Course Overview
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Unit 1. The freedom of the cross
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Unit 2. The community of the cross
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Unit 3. The power of the cross
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Unit 4. The life of the cross
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Unit 5. The pattern of the cross
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Unit 6. Power to be weak
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Unit 7. Life to die
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Unit 8. The message of the resurrection
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Unit 9. The promise of the resurrection
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Course 5 :
Foundation: Church History in Missional Perspective
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Coming Soon
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About this Course
The history of the church is packed with lessons for mission and church today. The call to be faithful to the gospel is central to mission. This call rings out through the stories of brothers and sister who have gone before. Reengage the past to understand present pressures, and shape future plans, for mission and evangelism.
Course Overview
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Unit 1. The Early Church
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Unit 2. The Medieval Period
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Unit 3. The Reformation
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Unit 4. The Anabaptists
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Unit 5. The Puritans
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Unit 6. The Evangelical Awakening
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Unit 7. Modern Missionary Movement
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Unit 8. A Brief History Of Church Planting In Britain: Part One
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Unit 9. A Brief History Of Church Planting In Britain: Part Two
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Course 6 :
Foundation: Apologetics
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Coming Soon
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About this Course
The Bible calls us to give a defence for the hope we have in Jesus. It's the Christian life that prompts the question, and relationship is the best context to display and explain the hope we have. This course helps us to understand where objections to the Christian faith come from and how to answer them with a relational approach to apologetics.
Course Overview
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Unit 1. Presuppositional apologetics
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Unit 2. Relational apologetics
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Unit 3. Doubt, faith and Jesus
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Unit 4. The proof for God
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Unit 5. Other religions
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Unit 6. Suffering
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Unit 7. Truth and freedom
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Unit 8. Hell
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Unit 9. Science and miracles
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Course 7 :
Foundation: Bible Truth in Missional Perspective
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Coming Soon
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About this Course
All Christians need a solid grounding in the foundational doctrines of the Christian faith. In this course you will walk through key doctrines with the help of the Nicene Creed, working them through to practical application in life and mission. The course encourages students to reconnect theology to practice and to enjoy big truths about God and the gospel in the routines of everyday life.
Course Overview
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The Nicene Creed
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Unit 1. The triune God in a fragmented world
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Unit 2. The sovereign God in an anxious world
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Unit 3. The creator God in a material world
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Unit 4. The person of Christ in a hurting world
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Unit 5. The sacrifice of Christ in a guilty world
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Unit 6. The reign of Christ in a rebellious world
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Unit 7. The justice of Christ in a self-justifying world
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Unit 8. The life of the Spirit in a powerless world
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Unit 9. The hope of the Spirit in a hopeless world
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Course 8 :
Foundation: Christian Imagination
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Coming Soon
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About this Course
Cultural artefacts, movies, paintings, songs, and literature shape the way people view the world and imagine new possibilities for behaviour. Taking the example of Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," among others, this course gives a vision and practical steps for the church to influence and shape cultural imagination through our own artistic output.
Course Overview
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Unit 1. Cultural engagement and the imagination
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Unit 2. Why Christians often mistrust the imagination
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Unit 3. What is the imagination?
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Unit 4. What makes the Christian imagination distinctive?
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Unit 5. Christian art and the pitfalls that derail It
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Unit 6. Mapping the Christian imagination
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Unit 7. Three artists who get it right
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Unit 8. Worship and reforming the imagination
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Unit 9. The artist and the Christian community
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Certificate : Obtain My Certificate of Completion
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About the Certificate of Completion
When you have completed this course study track on BibleMesh.com, you will need to enroll here to apply for your certificate. This enrollment will be activated when you have successfully finished all the courses in this track.
