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Bible 300 Lesson Objectives

Assignment ObjectiveWhy Study the Books of the Bible? Memorize 2 Timothy 3:15

Understand why studying the Bible for yourself is important

Old Testament Arrange the books of the Old Testament by typeDescribe how the Old Testament was writtenIdentify the two major parts of the Bible

New Testament Organize the books of the New Testament by typeTell how and why the New Testament was written

Be a Detective Ask questions to help you understand your Bible readingList helpful ways to explore and study the BibleMemorize 2 Timothy 3:16

Study the Bible Find helpful ways to study the Bible

Verses of the Bible Find the parts of a Bible verse reference and tell what they mean

Use a Bible reference to find the correct Bible verse

How to Memorize Verses Give three reasons for memorizing Bible versesList four steps that help you memorize a Bible verseMemorize Psalm 119:11

Time for the BIBLE Understand that Bible study is an important part of your time alone with God

Unit 1: YOU CAN USE THE BIBLE

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Assignment ObjectiveA True Story Understand that God made a promise to send Jesus to earth

The Angel Visits Mary and Joseph Describe how Mary and Joseph learned that Jesus was coming

Memorize Matthew 1:21Understand why Jesus was sent

Jesus is Born Describe where Jesus was born and how others found out

Jesus as a Boy Describe the life of Jesus as a boyUnderstand that Jesus is God's son and God is his true father

Teachers at the Temple Describe four ways that Jesus grewMemorize Luke 2:52Tell what happened when Jesus visited the temple at Jerusalem

Jesus as a Man Tell why Jesus chose disciplesUnderstand why Jesus' baptism is important

Jesus Shows Us How to Live Understand what made Jesus a good teacher

Jesus Saves People Understand how Jesus saves peopleUnderstand why everyone deserves to die

Jesus is the Son of God Explain why Jesus had the Last SupperMemorize John 14:2

Jesus Died on the Cross Be able to tell what happened to Jesus before he diedUnderstand why the people crucified Jesus

Jesus Lives Again Describe what happened to Jesus after he died

Unit 2: THE LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST



Assignment ObjectiveMeet Joseph Be able to tell about Joseph, his family, and his coat of many colors

Explain why his brothers were jealous of him

A Deep, Dark Pit Explain why Joseph ended up in a deep, dark pit.

Traders Be able to explain how Joseph's brothers got rid of JosephMemorize Romans 8:28Show from the story how God takes care of his children

Life in Egypt Tell how Joseph changed from living in EgyptUnderstand why God blessed Joseph

Prison Show from the story how God takes care of his children

Still More Dreams Describe the dreams of PharaohTell how God used these dreams to rescue Egypt from famine and make Joseph ruler over Pharaoh's kingdom

A Famine Show how God used famine to bring Joseph's brothers together

Joseph's Brothers Show from the story how Joseph's dreams and God's plan came true

Understand how Joseph tested his brothers to see if their hearts had changed

A Plan Describe the truth taught in the story of JosephMemorize Romans 8:28Tell how Joseph's story is true in your life

Unit 3: JOSEPH! WHAT WAS GOD'S PLAN?



Assignment ObjectiveAbraham Loved God Show from the story that God keeps his promises

Understand that loving God means obeying Him

Abraham Obeyed God Understand that loving and obeying God means making Him first in your life

Ellen Learns About Loving and Obeying Understand that loving God means obeying Him

Paul and Silas in Jail Understand that loving God means praising him, even in hard times

Paul and Silas Praised God Show from the story how God brings good things out of badUnderstand that loving God means praising him, even in hard times

David Praised God Memorize Psalm 34:1Tell how David used psalms to praise GodWrite your own psalm of praise

Israelites Worshipped the Golden Calf Know the difference between true and false worship

Israelites Learn True Worship Understand that disobeying brings consequences

Jamie Learns About Worship Understand that worshiping God means making Him first in your life

Daniel Served God Show from the story how obeying God brings blessing and sometimes suffering

Understand that loving and obeying God means making Him first in your life

Loving and Serving God Show from the story how obeying God brings blessing and sometimes suffering

Understand that loving and obeying God means making Him first in your life

Bill Makes a Choice Know the difference between loving and serving GodUnderstand that everyone must choose to love and serve God

Unit 4: LIVING FOR GOD



Assignment ObjectiveGod Cares for You Understand that God cares for all that he has made, especially his

children

God Showed that He Cares Be able to give examples of how God shows His love and care

God Guides and Protects You Use what you learn from Bible stories to describe how God takes care of you

God Protected Three Believers Be able to describe how God protected Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego

Use what you learn from Bible stories to describe how God takes care of you

God Blesses You Be able to explain ways that God blesses obedience and punishes disobedience

God Blessed a Good Man Show from Bible stories that God blesses those who are unselfish

Assignment ObjectiveThe Writers Be able to explain how God used his people to write the books of the

Bible

Putting it all Together Describe how the Bible was written and preservedUnderstand that God kept His Word safe and true over hundreds of years as it was being written and pieced together

God's Word is Preserved: Josiah Describe how God used Josiah to preserve His word and teach it to the people

Treasure in the Trash Can God preserves His Word when people read and obey itMemorize Matthew 24:35

God's Word Changes Lives: Nehemiah Show from the story of Nehemiah how God's Word changed lives

Project: Rebuilding the Walls Write a story about rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem

God's Word Has Promises: Jesus List promises God made about Jesus

More Promises Discover promises God has made in His Word

Ronnie Finds a Shepherd Discover what God's promises mean for youMemorize John 1:12

Unit 5: GOD TAKES CARE OF HIS PEOPLE

Unit 6:THE BIBLE IS THE WORD OF GOD



Assignment ObjectivePreparing the Hunt Define or tell what 'archaeology' is

Describe how an archeologist does his job and what tools he uses

Recognize that archaeology can help you understand the Bible

Project: Be an Archaeologist Use a picture of artifacts to describe people who lived long ago

The Clue of Old Stories Describe ways that archaeologists find and use clues to help them understand their discoveries

Project: Language Create a simple language code using new symbols for the alphabet

Supporting God's Word Explain why the Dead Sea Scrolls are so important to understanding the Bible

List ways that archeology can help us better understand the Bible

Explaining Puzzles Show how archeology helps to solve puzzles and prove that the Bible is true

Genesis Discoveries List discoveries that helped prove the truth of stories in Genesis

Solomon's Riches and New Testament Places List discoveries that helped prove the truth of stories about Solomon and Jesus

Project: Bible Archaeology BabylonBethany (Ezeion-Geber)Dead SeaJerichoJerusalemMesopotamiaNazarethSkull Hill (Golgotha)Ur

Unit 7: ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE



Assignment ObjectiveWe Need Love Describe ways that people are different from animals

Understand that God gave humans the need for friendship and love

God Gave Commandments About Love Explain why Jesus came to earthGive examples of how obeying the commandments shows love

Learn the 10 commandmentsMemorize Mark 10:45

We Need Friendship Explain why friendship is importantList examples of friendship found in the BibleMemorize Proverbs 17:17

Project: Story Write a short story about living alone in the world

Project: Story Ending Write a story ending, showing what it means to be a good friend

Project: Friendship Write a story that describes what true friendship really means

True Friendship Give examples of what it means to be a true friendMemorize John 15:13

Others Need Our Friendship Learn and list God's commands about loving othersMemorize Luke 10:27

God Commands Us to Love Others Give examples of how to obey God in loving othersMemorize 1 John 4:21

Project: Loving Acts Find and describe examples of loving and unloving behavior

Unit 8: GOD GAVE US THE NEED FOR FRIENDS



Assignment ObjectiveWho am I to Care For? Discover those God expects you to care for

How Should I Treat Others? List six right ways to treat others

Why Should I Serve Others? Discover why God expects us to serve each otherMemorize 1 John 4:11

God Loves Others Through Me Memorize Ephesians 4:32Understand that God's word can help us make the right choicesUse story examples to show how God loves others through us

Who will Care for Me? List ways that God loves and takes care of each of usMemorize Philippians 4:6-7

God will Care for Me List three ways that God takes care of His children

Assignment ObjectiveThe Word of God Remember that God's word is to be trusted and obeyed

The Written Word Describe how and why the Bible was writtenList the major parts of the Bible

Writers of the Word Describe how and why the Bible was writtenList the major parts of the Bible

Son of God Makes the Word Known Review how Jesus brought God's Word into the world

Life of Jesus Memorize John 14:6Review facts about the life of Jesus

Project: Story of Jesus Write a short story about Jesus

Death and Resurrection Review the death and resurrection of JesusUnderstand why Jesus needed to die

The Children of God Memorize Psalm 150:6Understand that praising and serving God is one of your important purposes in life

Members of God's Family Memorize John 14:2Tell how you should treat the members of God's family

Unit 9: GOD WANTS MAN TO HELP MAN

Unit 10: REVIEW



Assignment ObjectiveHow Peter Lived for God: Peter Found Jesus Discover how Peter found Jesus

Peter Followed Jesus Describe how Peter's life changed after he met Jesus

Project: Dear Hali Examine why Peter left his job to follow Jesus

Project: Book Report Write a book report of no less than 125 words about someone in the twentieth century who followed Jesus

Peter Fished for Men and Fed Sheep Explain what it meant for Peter to 'fish for men' and 'feed sheep'

Project: Jerusalem Journal Write a newspaper story on events in Peter's life following his first sermon

How I Can Live for God: God's Family Describe how you can be healed from sin and born into God's family

Memorize John 1:12

Project: Morse Code Use Morse Code to decode a secret message

Grow and Be Fruitful Explain what it means to grow in God and be fruitful

Project: Prayers for Others Consider all the people you would like to see come to Jesus and pray for them

Unit 1: HOW CAN I LIVE FOR GOD?



Assignment ObjectiveEvidence of God's Knowledge: Creation Examine how God created our world

Memorize Revelation 4:11

Evidence of God's Knowledge: Love Discover God's love for you

Instruction of God's Knowledge: Bible Identify how God reveals His knowledge to us

Instruction of God's Knowledge: Jesus and the Holy Spirit

Examine how God reveals His knowledge to us through Jesus and the Holy Spirit

Instruction of God's Knowledge: Prayer Identify how and why we should pray to God

Project: Prayer Use the prayer pattern to learn how to pray

Instruction: Christian Living Describe how the armor of Christ helps us to live for Him

The Benefits of God's Knowledge: Salvation Describe how a person becomes savedMemorize Romans 5:6

The Benefits of God's Knowledge: Daily Living Describe how the knowledge of God helps us to live for Him daily

Memorize Proverbs 3:11-12

Project: Story Examine why God sometimes does not allow us to do what we want

Use of God's Knowledge: Desire the Best Knowledge Discover why God's knowledge is more desirable than worldly knowledge

The Use of God's Knowledge: Seek God When You Are Young

Discover the benefits of seeking God while you are young

Unit 2: GOD'S KNOWLEDGE



Assignment ObjectiveSaul's Background Describe Saul's background

Persecution: In Jerusalem Examine how Saul treated Christians before he was savedMemorize 1 Corinthians 15:3-4

Persecution: Saul Travels to Damascus Describe Saul's role in the death of Stephen

God Changes Saul's Life Examine what happened to Saul on the Damascus road

Project: Saul Write what you think Saul may have felt about his persecution of Christians after he became saved

God Uses Saul: To Preach Examine how Saul went from persecuting Christians to preaching the love of Christ

Paul Learns Discover how belonging to Christ completely changed Paul's life

Assignment ObjectiveStudying the Bible: Reading Describe why reading the Bible is such an important habit for a

Christian to develop

Project: Bible Reading Develop the habit of reading your Bible

Studying the Bible: Learning List three things you should look for if you expect to learn from the Bible

Project: Commands Discover how difficult it is to apply God's commands to your life without His help

Studying the Bible: Thinking Examine the importance of thinking about what you are studying in the Bible and seeking help in understanding what you read

Memorize Psalm 119:105

Memorizing the Bible Discover why memorizing Scripture will help you, and some simple steps for memorization

Living the Bible Way: Obeying Parents Discover the wisdom of obedience to your parents

Living the Bible Way: Being Friends Examine the wisdom of being kind to others

Project: Proverbs Examine the wisdom of kind words

Living the Bible Way: Gaining Wisdom Discover how to gain the wisdom of God

Living the Bible Way: Telling the Truth Examine the wisdom of telling the truth

Unit 3: SAUL BEGINS TO LIVE FOR GOD

Unit 4: THE BIBLE AND ME



Assignment ObjectiveDavid the Shepherd Analyze how God used David to teach us of a shepherd's love and

care for his sheep

God Cares for David Describe how little David was able to defeat mighty Goliath

Psalm 23: Jesus Chooses and Leads His Sheep Describe how to become one of Jesus' sheep

Psalm 23: Jesus Feeds His Sheep Describe how Jesus feeds His sheepMemorize Psalm 23:1-2

Psalm 23: Jesus Guides His Sheep Describe how Jesus guides His sheepMemorize Psalm 23:1-3

Psalm 23: Jesus Protects His Sheep Describe how Jesus protects His sheepMemorize Psalm 23:1-4

Psalm 23: Jesus Loves/Welcomes His Sheep Describe how Jesus loves and welcomes His sheepMemorize Psalm 23:5-6

Project: My Psalm Write your own psalm to God

Daniel the Helper Describe how Daniel honored God regardless of consequences

God Cares for Daniel Describe how Daniel was rewarded for honoring and obeying God

Unit 5: GOD CARES FOR US



Assignment ObjectiveGod's Plan for People Describe God's plan for His people

The Jewish Savior Describe how God kept His promise to send a Savior to His people

Project: Note to Jesus Write what it means to you for Jesus to leave the glory of heaven to come to earth as our savior

Man's Search for God: Thomas Aquinas Describe how Thomas Aquinas sought to prove the existence of God

Science and the Bible: The Earth Describe how science seeks to prove the existence of God

Science and the Bible: Your Body Describe how your own body provides evidence of the existence of God


Man and Religion Describe mankind's deep need for God

God and Man Describe how God's plan for man is revealed in the BibleMemorize Romans 6:23

Project: Books of the Bible Discover how God used men to reveal His message to mankind

Unit 6: HOW CAN I KNOW GOD EXISTS?



Assignment ObjectiveBible Lands Examine the geography of Biblical lands

Fertile Crescent Identify the importance of the Fertile Crescent

Surface of the Land Examine how the geography of Canaan contributed to the beginnings of civilization

Project: Animals in the Bible Write about a Bible story involving animals

Project: Plants in the Bible Write about a Bible story involving plants

Old Testament Men and Bible Lands Examine how the life of Abraham was tied to the geography of Canaan

Memorize Genesis 12:2

Famine Examine how God provided for Abraham, even in times of famine

Products of the Land Examine how Abraham and his people lived on the products of the land God provided

Abraham's Descendants: Isaac and Jacob Examine how God kept His promise to Abraham through Isaac and Jacob

Abraham's Descendants: Joseph Explain how God kept His promise to Abraham through Joseph

The Land of Goshen Explain how God kept His promise to Abraham through Moses

Wilderness and the Promised Land Explain how the children of Israel were punished in the wilderness for their disobedience to God

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT



Assignment ObjectiveWho Am I? Explain how God feels about sinful pride

Project: : Fable Write a parable about pride

Am I Worthy? Describe what God thinks of you, and how He expects you to think of yourself

Memorize Matthew 10:30-31

God Is My Creator and My Father Explain that our true worth comes from GodReview memorization verse, Psalm 139:14

Wonderfully Taken Care of Describe how God takes care of us in His love

Wonderfully Adopted Describe how wonderful is our Heavenly Father

Savior, Jesus Explain how Jesus paid the price for us to become the adopted children of God

How Does God Want Me to See Myself? Explain that you are God's creation

Knowing that God Helps Me Explain how God helps usMemorize Philippians 4:13

Unit 8: GOD-GIVEN WORTH



Assignment ObjectiveA Living Witness Identify the importance of love and obedience in becoming a living

witness for God

Memorize John 14:15

Living a New Life Identify some characteristics that are important if you are to be a living witness for God

Memorize 1 Thessalonians 5:18

Loving Others Explain the importance of brotherly love in becoming a living witness for God

Memorize John 13:35

Project: The Samaritan Shows Love Write a paragraph describing the kind of love God expects us to show one another

Project: How I Can Show Love List some ways you can show love to your teacher, family, and friends

Following Jesus Explain how our love for God allows Him to love others through us

Showing Kindness to All Identify why God expects us to show love to all, not just to those we find lovable

Memorize Galatians 5:13

A Telling Witness Examine the importance of being able to quote God's Word when telling others about Jesus

Reaching People Explain the importance of telling everyone about Jesus

Project: Susie Reaches Out Complete a story about a living witness for God

Knowing Who Jesus Is Discover more about Jesus so that you can be a better witness to others

Memorize John 14:19

Following Paul's Example Describe how we can follow Paul's example as living witnesses for God

Using Personal Testimony Explain the importance of personal testimony

Project: Witnessing Practice Write a short story describing how you might follow Paul's example in becoming a living witness

Unit 9: WITNESSING FOR JESUS



Assignment ObjectiveLearning God's Way Review the ways we learn God's plan for our lives

Studying the Bible List the three things you should look for as you study the Bible

Memorizing the Bible Review the five steps for memorizing Bible verses

Examining Science Memorize Psalm 100:3Review how science can provide evidence of the existence of God

Understanding Geography Review memory verse, Genesis 12:2Review the importance of studying the geography of biblical lands

Living God's Way Review memory verses, John 1:12 and John 3:16Review the importance of believing in Jesus

Walking in the Spirit Memorize 1 Corinthians 15:3-4Review the salvation of Paul

Trusting in God Review the memory verses found in the 23rd Psalm

Loving God's Way Review how special you are to GodReview memory verse, Philippians 4:13

Reaching Others Memorize Mark 16:15Review how you can be a living witness by loving othersReview memory verse, John 13:35

Unit 10: GOD'S WAY IS PERFECT



Assignment ObjectivesBelievers in God Explain how God uses those who believe in Him to do His work

Abraham, Man of Faith Describe how Abraham's faith and obedience made him a man of God

Overview: Abraham Practice using an overview to help you study the Bible

Paul, More than a Conqueror Describe how Paul was called by God and used to do His work

Overview: Paul Practice your skill of writing overviews to help you study the Bible

David, A Man After God's Heart Describe what it means to be a 'man after God's own heart'

Overview: David Practice your skill of writing overviews to help you study the Bible

John, Apostle of Love Explain why John was called the Apostle of Love

Overview: John Practice your skill of writing overviews to help you study the Bible

Noah and Ruth Describe how Noah and Ruth were servants of God

Overview: Noah and Ruth Practice your skill of writing overviews to help you study the Bible

Hannah, Jonah, and Peter Describe how Hannah, Jonah, and Peter served God

Overview: Hannah, Jonah, Peter Practice your skill of writing overviews to help you study the Bible

Great Cloud of Witnesses List examples of people who believed in God and acted on His promises

Unit 1: HOW OTHERS LIVED FOR GOD



Assignment ObjectivesAngels are Real List and describe many characteristics of angels

Kinds of Angels Describe the different kinds of angels found in the Bible

Speaking to God's Children Describe many examples of how God used angels as messengers to His people

Memorize Hebrews 1:14

Protecting God's Children Describe many examples of how God used angels to protect His people

Guiding and Caring for God's Children Describe many examples of how God used angels to guide and protect His people

Angels at Jesus' Birth and Early Life Describe the role of angels in the birth of Christ

Angels During Jesus' Ministry Describe examples of how God used angels to minister to Jesus

Angels at the End of Jesus' Earthly Ministry Describe the role of angels at the resurrection and ascension of Jesus

Unit 2: ANGELS



Assignment ObjectivesGod Is Present Everywhere Describe the omnipresent power of God

God Is Present Everywhere as a Person Describe the characteristics of God's omnipresence

Memorize Psalm 139:1-2

Activity: Problem Solving Apply what you've learned about God's omnipresent character

In the Lives of Adam, Eve, Israel, Joshua, Gideon List examples of people who experienced the personal presence of God

In the Lives of Hebrews in Babylon, Disciples, Believers Explain how the presence of God protects and ministers to His children

In the Lives of David Brainerd and David Livingstone Describe examples of how others can see the presence of God in His children

Memorize Matthew 28:18-20

In the Life of Gladys Aylward Describe examples of how the presence of God worked miracles in the life of Gladys Aylward

Activity: Write a Story Pretend you were one of the 100 children with Gladys Aylward, and write a story describing your experience and how God helped you

In My Life: Communicates and Saves Describe examples of how the presence of God in our lives allows God to communicate with us, forgive us, and save us

In My Life: Helps and Provides Describe how the presence of God in our lives allows God to help us and provide for our needs

Memorize Psalm 46:1

Project: The Main Idea Memorize Psalm 116:1-2

Practice the skill of determining the main idea of a paragraph

Unit 3: THE PRESENCE OF GOD



Assignment ObjectivesThe Bible: One Book Describe the one main theme and character of the Bible

Memorize Hebrews 1:1-2

The Bible: Many Parts Explain why the Bible is divided into two main parts

List a set of guidelines to follow in memorizing scripture

Report: History of the Bible Research and write a report on how we got our English Bible

The Old Testament: Books of History List and describe the Old Testament books of history

Memorize Joshua 1:8

Books of Poetry List and describe the Old Testament books of poetry


Books of Prophecy/ Intro to New Testament Describe how the Old Testament relates to the New TestamentList the Old Testament books of prophecy

The New Testament: Introduction Describe the New Testament, the language in which it was written, and how it was written

List the four Gospel books of the New Testament

Memorize John 3:16

The Life of Jesus Christ Describe the life and ministry of Jesus Christ as explained in the four Gospels

Followers of Jesus Describe the book of Acts, which is a history of the early Church

Memorize Acts 1:8

Epistles Describe the book of Revelation

List the 21 New Testament epistles

Memorize Romans 1:16

Unit 4: BIBLE METHODS AND STRUCTURE



Assignment ObjectivesAt Home: Hearing and Obeying Describe Christian relationships in the home

Memorize Psalm 9:10

At Home: Correction Describe God's expectations for correction and instruction in the home

Memorize Proverbs 20:11

At School: Relationships Describe Christian relationships with friends at school

At School: Good Attitudes Describe God's expectations for Christian attitudes at home and school

Activity: The Gossip Game Discover how gossip changes the truth so that it hurts people

At School: Good and Bad Attitudes Describe God's expectations for Christian behavior at school


At Work: Relationships Describe Christian relationships at work

Memorize Proverbs 3:5-6

Review memory verse, Proverbs 9:10

At Work: Good Attitudes Describe God's expectations for Christian attitudes at work

At Work: Bad Attitudes Describe examples of bad attitudes at work, and God's expections for industrious and disciplined behavior in the world

Review memory verse, Proverbs 3:5

Unit 5: THE CHRISTIAN IN THE WORLD



Assignment ObjectivesThe Bible Is God's Word: Biblical Evidence List many examples of Biblical evidence that the Bible is the Word of

God

Evidence from History List many examples of historical evidence that the Bible is the Word of God

Evidence from Human Experience List many examples of evidence from human experience that the Bible is the Word of God

The World Was Created: Physical Science List examples of physical scientific evidence that the world was created

Evidence from Life Science List examples of further scientific evidence that the world was created

Christ Arose: Prophecy Fulfilled Describe fulfilled Old Testament prophecy as evidence of the resurrection of Christ

Evidence from Eyewitnesses List many examples of New Testament eye witness reports of the resurrection of Christ

Evidence from Christian Experience Describe Christian experiences that provide evidence of the resurrection of Christ

Project: What I Believe Use what you have learned about evidence of Christian beliefs to prove what you believe to be true

Unit 6: PROVING WHAT WE BELIEVE



Assignment ObjectivesPaul's Preparation: Background Describe many of the personal details of the life of Paul before he

became a Christian

Relation to Judaism Describe Paul's involvement with Judaism prior to becoming a Christian

Conversion, Early Training, and Ministry Describe details of Paul's conversion, and his early training and ministry

Report: Barnabas Discover the character of Barnabas

Paul's First Missionary Journey Describe cities visited and events that occurred along the route of Paul's first missionary jouney

Iconium/Lystra/Derbe/Jerusalem Council Describe cities visited and events that occurred along the route of Paul's first missionary jouney

Paul's Second Missionary Journey Describe cities visited and events that occurred along the route of Paul's second missionary journey

Philippi/Berea/Athens/Corinth Describe cities visited and events that occurred along the route of Paul's second missionary journey

Report: Disagreements Describe how God can make good come out of bad things

Paul's Third Missionary Journey Describe cities visited and events that occurred on Paul's third missionary journey

Paul's Last Years and Message Describe the events that occurred in the last years of Paul's life, and summarize what we can learn from the message of Paul

Unit 7: PAUL'S MISSIONARY JOURNEYS



Assignment ObjectivesPreparing for Eternity Describe the meaning of eternal life, when eternal life begins, and

how someone can obtain eternal life

Memorize John 3:3

Review memory verse, John 3:16

Project: Eternity Use what you have learned about eternal life to describe it to someone else

Report: Sanhedrin Research the Sanhedrin

Growing in Christ Describe some of God's expectations for spiritual growth and daily Christian living

Blessings on Earth Describe the blessings God bestows on His children for their enjoyment in this life on earth

Memorize Romans 8:38-39

Christ Is our Judge Describe Christ as our Judge

The Judgment of the Christian Describe the judgment seat of Christ in regard to Christians

Rewards in Heaven Describe the heavenly rewards awaiting those who believe in Christ

The Great White Throne Judgment Describe the judgment seat of Christ in regard to an unbelieving world

Unit 8: GOD CREATED MAN FOR ETERNITY



Assignment ObjectivesGod: The Source of All Authority Define the term divine law.

Define the term laws of nature.

Describe Jesus’ attitude toward the authority of His Father and the authority of the Scriptures.

Explain how the Holy Spirit helps us to follow God’s law.

Explain why God is the source of all authority and law.

Jesus Is the Model of Obedience Describe why Jesus is the model of what the authority of God means in the life of a believer

The Holy Spirit Is the Guide Describe the work of the Holy Spirt in enabling the believer to live according to God's authority

Authority in the Family Describe some of the effects of family and governmental authority.

Draw the chart on the delegation of authority and to explain its meaning.

List some of the rights and duties of parents and of children.

Report: Delegated Authority Demonstrate your understanding of delegated authority

Living Governed by Family Authority Describe the rights and duties of family members living under the delegated authority of God

Government: Agency of Authority and Law Describe the way government came into being.

List some of the reasons for the need for government.

List the rights and duties of government and citizens.

Activity: Life Without Government Describe the consequences of a life without government

Types of Government Describe two types of government: a kingdom and a democracy

Living with Governmental Law and Authority Describe God's expectations of the rights and duties of governments and those governed

Unit 9: AUTHORITY AND LAW



Assignment ObjectivesThe Presence of God Review the effects of God's presence in the world and in the lives of

believers

Angels Review what the Bible teaches about angels

Activity: Angel Story Demonstrate your understanding of the ministry of angels

Understanding God's Word: Bible Structure Review the structure of the Bible and the names of the books of the Bible

Bible Truth Review biblical truths about prophecy, creation, and the resurrection of Christ

Living for God: Faithfulness Memorize Galatians 3:9

Review examples of faithful living found in the Bible

Obedience Memorize 1 John 1:9

Review examples of obedient living found in the Bible

Loving Service Memorize Philippians 1:21

Review examples of loving service found in the Bible

Order of God's Authority Review the order of God's authority in the life of the believer

Areas of Our World Review God's expectations for Christian attitude and behavior at home, school, and work

Outcome of Our Lives Review the eternal consequences of accepting or rejecting Jesus Christ

Unit 10: REVIEW



Assignment ObjectivesCreation Describe what happened on each of the seven days of Creation

From the First Family to the Flood Describe the sinfulness of the first family

Explain how the sinfulness of the world led to its destruction and a new covenant from God

Abraham and His Descendants Describe God's promise to Abraham

Abram, Sarai, and Isaac Describe God's gift of a son to Abraham

Explain how Abraham demonstrated his love for God through obedience

Descendants of Abraham Describe how God's promise was passed down from Abraham to his descendants.

Know the story of Esau and Jacob.

Joseph Describe the life of Joseph

Activity: Joseph in Egypt Research the biblical account of Joseph

Moses and the Law Describe the life of Moses and how God used him to lead His people out of bondage in Egypt.

Activity: Ten Commandments Demonstrate your understanding of them by writing them in your own words.

Research the Ten Commandments.

Remaining Books of the Law Describe God's Law found in Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

Review Describe details of the first family's life.

Discuss Abraham's life story.

Examine the life of Moses.

Explain Joseph's faithfulness to God.

Know what was created each day.

Recognize the books of the Law.

Understand why Noah was spared from the Flood.

Unit 1: FROM CREATION TO MOSES



Assignment ObjectivesConquest of the Land Describe how God used Joshua to lead the children of Israel to

occupy Canaan.

Activity: Conquest of Jericho Demonstrate your understanding by describing the account in your own words

Research the Biblical account of the conquest of Jericho

Division of the Land/Death of Joshua Describe how the Promised Land was divided among the tribes of Israel

Describe the farewell address of Joshua

Judges: From Othneil to Shamgar Describe the disobedience of Israel that led to the period of the judges

List the first three judges appointed by God

Judges: From Deborah to Samson Describe historical facts about the nation of Israel during the period of the judges from Deborah to Sampson

Three Women Know the background of Ruth.

Memorize Isaiah 55:8.

Recall the life of Rahab in Jericho.

Recognize the story of Tamar.

The Story of Ruth Describe the story of Ruth, and explain how this story demonstrates love in four ways

Know the 12 books of Old Testament history

Memorize Jeremiah 29:11

Review Identify details of Israel's conquest of the Promised Land.

Recall three key Old Testament women and their lives.

Recognize the judges of Israel and their accomplishments.

Unit 2: FROM JOSHUA TO RUTH



Assignment ObjectivesThe Books and Ministry of Samuel Understand the significance of the life and ministry of Samuel

The Reign of Saul Describe how God chose and appointed Saul as King of Israel, the reasons for his downfall, and his persecution of David

Project: Saul Becomes King Demonstrate your understanding of the appointment of Saul as King of Israel by describing the story in your own words

The Reign of David Describe how David became King of Israel, his great sin, and the consequences of his sin

The Reign of Solomon Describe how Solomon, instead of his brother, became King of Israel.

Explain how his obedience led him to be blessed by God and allowed to build God's Holy Temple.

The Temple Describe the purpose for the Temple of the Lord built by Solomon

Describe wealth and power of Solomon's kingdom

Report: Solomon's Rise Demonstrate your understanding by telling the story in your own words

Research the Biblical account of Solomon's rise to kingship

Project: Bible Paragraph Consider the principle of obedience taught in the lessons from this unit

Demonstrate your understanding by writing a paragraph on a given topic and citing biblical examples

Job Describe the book of Job.

Tell the story of Job's testing by God.

Psalms and Proverbs Describe the books of Psalms and Proverbs.

Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon Describe the books of Ecclesiastes and The Song of Solomon

Review Cite the main events in the life of King Saul.

Describe the reign of King David.

Identify the Old Testament books of poetry.

Recall the life of Job.

Recall the ministry of Samuel.

Recognize Solomon's contributions as king.

Unit 3: THE KINGDOM OF ISRAEL



Assignment ObjectivesFrom Division to the Assyrian Captivity Describe how the kingdom of Israel became divided under the reign

of Solomon's son.

Describe important historical facts in the history of Israel between that time and the kingship of Ahab.

From Ahab to Jehu (Part 1) Describe the ministry of Elijah during the reign of evil King Ahab.

Project: Elijah's Servant Research the Biblical account of Elijah's servant.

From Ahab to Jehu (Part 2) Describe important events in the history of the divided kingdom between the reign of Ahab and the reign of Jehu.

From Jehu to the Assyrian Captivity Describe important events in the history of the divided kingdom between the reign of Jehu and the Assyrian captivity of Israel.

Before the Assyrian Captivity: Judah List the five major prophets and twelve minor prophets found in the Old Testament.

List two minor prophets who warned the kingdom of Judah of the coming destruction.

Before the Assyrian Captivity: Israel Describe the ministries of three prophets of Israel during the period of the divided kingdom.

The Remaining Kingdom Describe the oppression and deliverance of the kingdom of Judah after the fall of Israel.

From Manasseh to Josiah Describe important events in the history of Judah between the reign of Manasseh and the Babylonian Captivity.

The Prophets of the Remaining Kingdom List and describe the prophets of Judah following the Assyrian Captivity of Israel.

Review Describe the history of Israel during the Divided Kingdom period.

Review Describe the history of Judah during the Divided Kingdom period.

Review Recall the ministries of God's prophets.

Unit 4: THE DIVIDED KINGDOM



Assignment ObjectivesJeremiah Describe the life and ministry of Jeremiah.

Review the reasons for the Babylonian captivity.

Ezekiel Describe the life and ministry of Ezekiel.

Daniel Describe the life and ministry of Daniel.

Project: Writing on the Wall Describe the 'handwriting on the wall.'

The First Return from Exile Describe the rebuilding of the Temple of God.

Discover how God used Cyrus of Persia as the instrument of His restoration of His people to their land.

Jews Preservation/Second Return from Exile Describe how God used Esther to protect His people.

Describe the second return from exile under Ezra.

The Third Return from Exile Describe the revival and reform led by Nehemiah.

Describe the third return from exile under Nehemiah.

The Prophets of the Restoration Describe the history and ministry of Haggai.

Describe the history and ministry of Malachi.

Describe the history and ministry of Zechariah.

The Old Testament Reviewed Review Old Testament history from Creation to Moses.

Review Old Testament history from Joshua to Samuel.

The Kingdom of Israel Review the captivity and restoration of Israel.

Review the division of the Kingdom of Israel.

Review the Kingdom of Israel from Samuel to Solomon.

Review Describe the three returns from exile.

Explain how the kingdom of Israel was restored.

Recall the ministries of Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel.

Unit 5: CAPTIVITY AND RESTORATION



Assignment ObjectivesHistory Discover the eternal background of Jesus.

History List the four New Testament Gospels.

Memorize John 1:1

Birth and Childhood Describe events surrounding the birth of Jesus and his early childhood.

John the Baptist and Jesus' Baptism Describe the baptism of Jesus.

Describe the ministry of John the Baptist.

Temptation and Ministry Describe events in the early ministry of Jesus.

Describe the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness.

Rejection and Healings Describe several miracles of healing performed by Jesus.

Describe the rejection of Jesus in his home town.

Teaching and Miracles Describe the miracle of raising Jairus' daughter from the dead.

Describe the parable of tares and wheat.

Describe the parable of the sower.

Project: Salvation Explore God's plan of salvation

Project: Baptism Explore the concept of baptism

Rejection and Feeding Five Thousand Describe the feeding of the five thousand.

Describe the rejection of Jesus in his home town.

The Transfiguration and the Good Samaritan Describe the Transfiguration of Jesus.

Learn the story of the Good Samaritan.

The Lost Sheep and the Prodigal Son Describe the parable of the lost sheep.

Describe the parable of the prodigal son.

The Rich Young Ruler and the Tax Collector Describe the lesson of the rich young ruler.

Memorize Luke 19:10

Recall the story of Zacchaeus.

Project: Rich Young Ruler Illustrate how the rich young ruler's life applies to those who follow Jesus.

Essay: Zacchaeus Illustrate how the life of Zacchaeus applies to the ministry of Christians today.

Triumphal Entry and Agony in the Garden Describe the agony of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane.

Describe the plot to arrest Jesus.

Describe the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.

Unit 6: THE LIFE OF JESUS



Assignment ObjectivesArrest, Trial, Death, and Resurrection Describe the arrest and trial of Jesus before Pilate.

Describe the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Review Describe the beginning of Jesus' ministry.

Explain the parables of Jesus.

Recall Jesus' early years.

Recall the final days and Resurrection of Jesus.

Twelve Disciples: Peter Describe the discipleship of Peter.

Unit 6: THE LIFE OF JESUS (CONT.)



Assignment ObjectivesTwelve Disciples: Peter Memorize John 10:10

Project: Walking on Water Explore the miracle of Peter walking on water.

Twelve Disciples: James and John Describe the discipleship of James and John.

Twelve Disciples: The Other Nine Describe the discipleship of Andrew, Philip, Nathaniel, Thomas, Matthew, James, Jude, Simon, and Judas.

Three Friends Describe the discipleship of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus.

Four Miracles Describe the healing of the 10 lepers

Describe the healing of the demoniac of Gadara

Describe the healing of the Roman centurion's servant

Describe the healing of the woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment

One Message Discover the meaning of the message of God revealed by Jesus

Pentecost Describe the miraculous event of Pentecost.

Memorize Acts 1:8

Recognize the key points of Peter's sermon.

The Lame Man Describe the healing of a lame man by Peter.

Examine the response to the lam man's healing.

Stephen Describe Stephen's position in the early church.

Recall the trial and martyrdom of Stephen.

Review Describe the healing of a lame man.

Identify events and characteristics of the early church.

Recall the life of Stephen.

Recall the lives and ministry of the twelve disciples.

Recall three friends: Mary, Martha, and Lazarus.

Recognize the message of salvation.

Unit 7: THE FOLLOWERS OF JESUS



Assignment ObjectivesPaul's Conversion Describe the background of Paul before his conversion

Zeal and Experience Describe the conversion of Paul on the road to Damascus

Describe the role of Paul in persecuting Christians

Describe the transformation in Paul witnessed by Ananias

Project: Road to Damascus Explore the miraculous events of Paul's conversion

First Missionary Journey Describe Paul's first missionary journey

Essay: Paul's Attitude Explore Paul's attitude toward the way he was treated by those to whom he was sent to minister

Second Missionary Journey Describe Paul's second missionary journey

Third Missionary Journey Describe events leading to Paul's arrest and imprisonment in Rome

Describe Paul's journey to prison in Rome

Describe Paul's third missionary journey

Essay: Preparation Explore Paul's advice to the Ephesian church to prepare against enemies both within and without the church

Thessalonians and Corinthians Explore Paul's letters to the churches at Thessalonica and Corinth.

Galatians, Romans, and other Pauline Letters Explore the remaining letters written by Paul

Memorize Romans 6:23

Essay: Christianity at Home Explore possibilities of being a Christian example at home and at school

Review Recall Paul's conversion experience and zeal.

Describe Paul's three missionary journeys.

Identify key points in Paul's letters.

Know the thirteen books written by Paul.

Unit 8: THE APOSTLE PAUL



Assignment ObjectivesHebrews Discover the book of Hebrews: its author, purpose, and content.

Memorize Hebrews 11:1.

Memorize the books of the New Testament.

Faith Analyze the role of faith in your own life.

Identify Scripture references to faith.

Memorize James 2:20

General Epistles: James Discover the historical occasion and content of the book of James

First and Second Peter Discover the historical occasion and content of the books of First and Second Peter.

Essay: Spiritual Growth Explore the concept of spiritual growth

First John Discover the historical occasion and content of the book of First John

Second and Third John, and Jude Discover the historical occasion and content of the books of Second and Third John, and Jude.

Essay: Diotrephes Explore appropriate Christian attitudes in the church

Review Recall the main points of James.

Appraise Peter's two epistles.

Know the themes of John's three epistles.

Memorize the books of the New Testament.

Recall the main points of Jude.

Recognize the theme of Hebrews.

Unit 9: HEBREWS AND GENERAL EPISTLES



Assignment ObjectivesRevelation Describe the historical occasion and content of the book of

Revelation.

The Seven Churches and End Time Events Explore the five major end-time events recorded in the book of Revelation.

List the seven churches addressed in the book of Revelation.

Project: Time with John To explore John's experience on the Isle of Patmos

Creation to Moses Review Old Testament history from Creation to Moses.

Joshua, Samuel, and the Kingdom of Israel Review Old Testament history from Joshua to Samuel.

Review the history of the Kingdom of Israel prior to the division and captivity.

Divided Kingdom, Captivity, and Restoration Review the history of Israel from the division of the kingdom to the Babylonian captivity.

Life of Jesus Review the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Review the life and ministry of Jesus.

Review the twenty-seven books of the New Testament.

Followers of Jesus Review the discipleship of Jesus' followers.

Review the message of the Gospel.

Review the miracles of Jesus.

Essay: Nicodemus Explore Jesus' message to Nicodemus and its application to your life.

Apostle Paul Review the ministry and writings of Paul.

Review the writings of Hebrews and the general epistles.

Review Identify key events from Old Testament history.

Recall the letters to seven churches in Revelation.

Recall the life and teachings of Paul and other apostles.

Recognize the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

Review the books of the Bible.

Unit 10: REVELATION AND REVIEW



Assignment ObjectivesThe Meaning of Worship Explain the meaning of worship

Give examples of idolatry and of true worship of God

The Object of Worship List two things about God that must be known in order to worship Him


The Reasons for Worship Give reasons why we are to worship God

Worship in Old Testament Times Describe three of the Old Testament sacrifices that were completed in Christ's sacrifice


Essay: Feasts Fulfilled in Christ Write a short essay of no less than 125 words showing how Old Testament feasts were fulfilled in Christ

Worship in New Testament Times Identify forms of worship found in the New TestamentList ways that you can worship and serve God

Hypocritical Worship Describe how God views hypocritical worshipList examples of hypocritical worship in the Bible and daily lifeMemorize Psalm 29:2

Sacrilegious vs True Worship Describe the difference between sacrilege and true worship

Assignment ObjectivesCreation of Mankind Identify the source and method of Creation

Memorize Genesis 2:7

The Original Nature of Mankind Discover the original nature of man as intended by God

The Fall of Mankind Discover the reasons for and results of man's disobedience to God

The Fall of Mankind Memorize John 10:10

The Method of Salvation Explain how that plan affects youDiscover God's plan to restore fellowship with man

The Result of Salvation Identify results of salvation in a Christian's lifeMemorize John 8:36

The Mission of Mankind Identify God's original purpose for mankind Memorize Romans 8:1Discover how God's plan of salvation enables mankind to fulfill God's purpose

Unit 1: WORSHIP

Unit 2: MANKIND



Assignment ObjectivesLove Examine the true meaning of love

Give examples of God's love for usMemorize 1 John 4:8

Mercy: Divine Choice Define mercyList examples of God's mercy, extended towards His creation as a whole as well as to the redeemed


Mercy: Divine Provision Identify man's problem and God's solutionList two types of mercy that God shows to mankind

Grace Define grace in relation to mercyMemorize 2 Timothy 1:9Give examples of how God extends His grace to mankind.

Assignment ObjectivesThe Method of the First Advent Compare Old Testament prophecy to passages in the book of

Matthew concerning Christ's birth

Identify Old Testament prophecies concerning the birth of Messiah

Understand that Christ is the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah

The Purpose of the First Advent Compare Old Testament prophecy to passages in the book of Matthew concerning Christ's ministry, death, and resurrection

Identify Old Testament prophecies concerning the ministry and sacrifice of the Messiah

Understand that Christ is the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah

The Offices of the Messiah Foretold Compare Old Testament prophecy to passages in Matthew concerning Christ's role as Servant and Redeemer

Identify Old Testament prophecies concerning the offices of the Messiah

Memorize Isaiah 9:6

Offices of the Messiah Fulfilled Analyze prophetic texts to identify characteristics of Biblical prophecy

Identify eight characteristics of Biblical prophecy

Essay: Prophecy Analyze two chapters in the BibleIdentify the Old Testament prophecies with their New Testament fulfillments

Write a 250-word essay

Unit 3: ATTRIBUTES OF GOD

Unit 4: CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES



Assignment ObjectivesLife Before and After Christ Describe characteristics of human life before the first coming of Jesus

Christ.

Explain the ways that Jesus Christ brought new life to the human race.

Describe aspects of human life after the coming of Jesus Christ.

Christ Brings New Life Describe aspects of human life after the coming of Jesus Christ.Explain the ways that Jesus Christ brought new life to the human race.

Growing in Christ: God's Desire Describe the ways that God wants people to grow in Christ.

Obstacles to Growth List and describe the four main keys to growth in Christ.List and describe the three main obstacles to growth in the Christian life.

Life in the Spirit: Transformation Describe some of the ways the Holy Spirit helps us grow in Christ.Explain what is meant by 'transformation in Christ.'

The Life of Grace Define grace and its importance in the Christian life.List and describe the fruit of the Holy Spirit.

Assignment ObjectivesThe Psalms Describe the Psalms and tell what they are.

The History of the Psalms Describe the history of the Book of Psalms.

The Types of Psalms Identify the types of Psalms.Explain the use of the Psalms.

The Use of the Psalms Explain the use of the Psalms.

Hebrew Poetry: Variations Summarize the variety of Hebrew poetry in the Old Testament.

Forms of Hebrew Poetry Explain the patterns of Hebrew poetry.Summarize the variety of Hebrew poetry in the Old Testament.Compare and contrast the parallels of Hebrew poetry.

Patterns of Hebrew Poetry Explain the patterns of Hebrew poetry.

Psalm 100: Background Describe the history and explain the meaning of Psalm 100.Identify the Hebrew poetry of Psalm 100.

Poetry of Psalm 100 Identify the Hebrew poetry of Psalm 100.

Meaning of Psalm 100 Discover the statements of facts about God found in Psalm 100Identify the instructions for worship found in Psalm 100Explore the analogy of the shepherd and the sheep

Unit 5: NEW LIFE IN CHRIST

Unit 6: THE PSALMS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Pre-existence of Christ Cite direct and indirect evidence of Christ's eternal existence

Memorize John 1:1Investigate Christ's deity

The Birth of Christ Review the prophecies concerning Christ's birthReflect on the miracles surrounding Christ's birth

The Youth of Christ Explore the youth of Christ as revealed in Scripture

The Baptism of Jesus Identify the purpose and significance of Christ's baptism

The Temptations of Jesus List the temptations of Jesus and His responses to themMemorize Hebrews 4:15Identify the purpose of the temptation of Jesus

The Disciples of Christ Define the term discipleList the original twelve disciples of Christ

Jesus' Cleansing of the Temple Examine the chronology of Jesus' first year of ministryExplore the causes of Jesus' cleansing of the temple

Jesus' Conversation with Nicodemus Compare Nicodemus' expectations of the Messiah with Jesus' fulfillment of prophecy

Memorize John 3:5

Jesus and the Woman at the Well Describe Jesus' discourse with the Samaritan woman at the wellReview Jesus' revelation of Himself as the Messiah

Early Galilean Ministry: Miracles Examine some of the miracles Jesus performed and discover what they show Him to be

Review the chronology of Jesus' early Galilean ministry

Early Galilean Ministry: Controversies Examine the controversies caused by Jesus' miracles, claims, actions, and associations

Early Galilean Ministry: Sermons Review Jesus' claims in His sermon in JerusalemDescribe the foundational truth of the Sermon on the MountIdentify the major topics addressed in the Sermon on the MountMemorize John 5:39

Unit 7: LIFE OF CHRIST - PART 1



Assignment ObjectivesPublic Ministry in Galilee: Miracles Describe the public Galilean ministry of Jesus.

Miracles II Describe the public Galilean ministry of Jesus.

Parables Describe the public Galilean ministry of Jesus.

Private Ministry in Galilee Describe the private Galilean ministry of Jesus to His disciples.Summarize the Lord's training of the twelve disciples in Galilee.

The Lord's Provision Describe the private Galilean ministry of Jesus to His disciples.Explain the importance of Peter's recognition of Jesus as the Messiah.

The Transfiguration Describe the events of the Transfiguration.

Public Ministry in Judea and Perea Categorize the problems encountered during Jesus' later Judean ministry.

Perean Ministry Describe the events of Jesus' ministry through Perea.

Assignment ObjectivesJesus' Final Ministry in Jerusalem Describe Jesus' public ministry in Jerusalem during the last week of His

life on earth.

Summarize the Lord's private ministry to His disciples during His final days before His suffering and death.

The Last Supper Explain what happened during Christ's Last Supper with His disciples and its significance.

Jesus' Sufferings and Crucifixion Know the key events and participants of Jesus' agony in the Garden of Gethsemane and His arrest there.

Explain the significance of Jesus' death on the cross.Describe the trials of Jesus before the Jewish and Roman authorities.

Trials: Sanhedrin, Pilate, Herod Describe the trials of Jesus before the Jewish and Roman authorities.

Crucifixion, Death, and Burial Describe the death and burial of Jesus. Explain the significance of Jesus' death on the cross. Describe the sufferings that Christ endured during His journey

to the cross and His crucifixion.

Jesus' Resurrection and Ascension Describe the resurrection of Jesus and the events of the first day of His resurrection.

The Appearances Mention some of the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus and the people to whom He appeared.

The Ascension Describe the ascension of Jesus into heaven.





Assignment ObjectivesGod and His Attributes Describe several aspects of God's essence.

Describe three key attributes of God toward man.Memorize Romans 8:38-39.

The Plan of God Explain the eternal plan of God, especially for man.

Man's History: Life Before Christ Describe the key events in the history of man before Christ.

Human Life After the Fall Describe the key events in the history of man before Christ.Memorize Romans 5:12.

Human Life After Christ Describe human life after the time of Christ.

Jesus Christ Fulfills God's Plan Describe the key events in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.Memorize Matthew 26:28.Tell about the key Old Testament prophecies concerning Christ.

Unique in His Ministry Describe the key events in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

Unique in His Death and Resurrection Describe the key events in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

Man's Response to God Explain how man is called to respond to God's plan in Christ.Explain the meaning and some forms of worship.

Maturing in the Lord Describe how all are called to grow in Christ.

Unit 10: GOD'S PLAN IN CHRIST



Assignment ObjectivesChrist's Model Prayer Identify the background and context of Lord's Prayer

The Lord's Prayer: Invocation; First to Fourth Petitions Identify ways in which the invocation and first four petitions of the Lord's Prayer should influence how we pray

Memorize the Lord's PrayerDescribe the overall structure of the Lord's Prayer

The Lord's Prayer: Fifth Petition to Conclusion Identify ways in which the fifth through seventh petitions and conclusion should influence how we pray

The Purpose of Christ's Model Prayer; Benefits of Identify the purposes of the Lord's PrayerPrayer List benefits of prayer

The Early History of Prayer Identify examples of prayer found in the Old and New Testaments

Explain how those examples serve as guides and models for our prayer life

A Prayerful Response: From Faith to Confession Identify and describe three important responses to God through prayer

Memorize 1 John 1:9

A Prayerful Response: From Adoration to Surrender Memorize 1 Thessalonians 5:18Identify and describe four important responses to God through Prayer

The Request in Prayer Understand how to ask for the right things in the right way in prayer

Explain why we can be confident that God has heard our prayers and will answer them

Unanswered Requests; Effectiveness in Prayer Identify hindrances to answered prayerDescribe the influence that prayer has on the one who prays as well as on those for whom he prays

Unit 1: PRAYER



Assignment ObjectivesThe Nature of Sin Define sin

Describe the relationship between outward actions and inward motives

Identify the consequence of sin

The Universality of Sin Memorize Romans 3:23Identify those affected by sinIdentify effects of sin

The Nature of Salvation Describe the nature of Christ as our salvation

The Process of Salvation Memorize John 5:24Describe the two steps one must take to receive ChristIdentify the two-fold process of change that salvation brings about in the life of a believer

The Results of Salvation: Forgiveness Identify the basis for God's forgiveness of sinMemorize I Peter 2:24

The Results of Salvation: Growth in Grace Identify means by which we can grow in grace

Assignment ObjectivesJustice as God's Nature Identify ways in which God's justice manifests itself in society

Define the term justice

Justice: An Expression of God Memorize Deuteronomy 32:4Describe how God's justice was satisfied in Jesus ChristExplain why sin demands God's justice

Immutability: Divine Perfection Explain how God's immutability affects His other attributesDefine immutabilityIdentify examples in Scripture of God revealing His immutability to man

Immutability: A Solid Foundation Identify blessings that result from God's immutable natureMemorize Malachi 3:6

God's Eternality Memorize Revelation 1:8Explain why life depends on God's eternalityDefine God's eternality

God's Eternality in the Bible Discover more about God's eternal nature through Scripture studyReview memory verse, Revelation 1:8

Love: A Godly Characteristic Describe ways in which God expresses His loveDefine what it means for God to show love

Love: A Christian Virtue Memorize 1 John 4:19Explain why we are able to love GodIdentify those whom we are to loveIdentify ways in which God has shown His love to you

Unit 2: SIN AND SALVATION

Unit 3: ATTRIBUTES OF GOD



Assignment ObjectivesThe Age of the Apostles Identify the leaders and key events of the Age of the Apostles

The Age of the Church Fathers Describe how the church fathers contributed to the canon of Scripture

List important church fathers and describe their work

The Age of the Apologists Identify church apologists and their accomplishmentsIdentify Roman emperors who actively persecuted the church during the Age of the Apologists

The Age of the Theologians Identify the major theologians and their contributionsDescribe Constantine's role in the spread of Christianity

The Spread of the Roman Church Identify important leaders, events, and written works that influenced the church in the Middle Ages

Division and Renaissance Identify important people, places, events, and written works that influenced the church during the later Middle Ages and the Renaissance

Men of the Reformation Describe the major contributions of Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli to the Reformation in mainland Europe

Places of the Reformation List significant contributions of the English and Scottish reformersIdentify key leaders of the Reformation in England and Scotland

Unit 4: EARLY CHURCH LEADERS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Roman Setting (1) Discover the setting out of which Christianity and the early church

grew

The Roman Setting (2) Discover the setting out of which Christianity and the early church grew

Jewish Background (1) Identify important people and events shaping the nation of Israel from the time of David to the reign of Alexander the Great

Jewish Background (2) Identify important people and events shaping the nation of Israel from the Exile to the time of Christ

Report: Religious Leaders Write a report about Jewish religious leadership at the time of Christ

Christianity's Beginnings: Ministry of Jesus Examine the meaning, the message, and the mystery of Jesus Christ's ministry

Memorize Mark 1:15

The Pentecost Experience Identify the important people, places, and events surrounding Pentecost

The Church at Jerusalem Describe how problems were handled in the Jerusalem Church

Discover what life in the Jerusalem church was like

The Beginning of Opposition Identify causes of opposition to the Apostles' ministryDescribe how the Apostles solved the problem of the Hellenists

The Martyrdom of Stephen Identify reasons for Stephen's martyrdomDescribe its effects on the Jerusalem church as well as church history

The Period of Transition Identify important people and events in the ministry of PhilipExplain why the scattering of believers was good for the church

Two Important Conversions Identify reasons why the conversions of Cornelius and Saul changed the perspective and mission of Jewish leaders in the church

New Churches Identify new churches formed by Christian refugees from Jerusalem

Unit 5: EARLY CHURCH HISTORY



Assignment ObjectivesThe Early Missionary Journeys Identify factors influencing the founding and growth of the church at

Antioch

The First Missionary Journey Identify major people, places, and events that characterize Paul's first missionary journey

Memorize Acts 13:2

Jerusalem Conference Describe the solutions that came out of the Jerusalem conference.

Identify the Jew-Gentile conflicts that led up to the Jerusalem conference

The Second Missionary Journey Identify major people, places, and events that characterize Paul's second missionary journey

The Third Missionary Journey Describe the conversion and growth of ApollosIdentify characteristics of Ephesus that influenced Paul's ministry there

Memorize Acts 19:11

Final Journey to Jerusalem Identify the major events that led to Paul's final journey to Jerusalem and his eventual arrest, trial, and imprisonment in Rome

The Ephesian Church Trace the establishment and growth of the church at Ephesus

The Cretan Church Identify specific instructions in daily living that Paul provided to the church at Crete

Persecuted Churches List reasons for which Christians were persecutedMemorize I Peter 3:17Describe the effect of persecution on the churchIdentify eras of persecution tied to Roman emperial rule

Apostate Churches Identify warnings in the writings of Paul and Peter against false teachers and ungodly leadership in the church

Churches United in Christ Explore the concept of Christian unity taught by Paul

Report: The Early Church Write a report comparing and contrasting the early church and the modern church

Unit 6: THE EARLY CHURCHES



Assignment ObjectivesThe Literary Design of Proverbs Identify features of biblical wisdom literature

List literary characteristics of Proverbs

Parallelism in Proverbs Complete a figure of speech, orState an opposite idea,Conclude the sentence started in the first line. Repeat the idea by using different words,

The Outline of Proverbs Explore the structure of the book of Proverbs

Purposes of Proverbs Discover the educational objectives of the book of Proverbs

The New Testament and Proverbs Identify proverbs used in the New Testament, through either direct quote or allusion

Identify themes shared in common by New Testament writings and Proverbs

Memorize Proverbs 4:26 for an upcoming chapter quiz

Proverbs in Two Epistles Identify themes shared in common between Proverbs and Romans and James respectively

The Themes of Proverbs Identify evidence of a life characterized by the fear of the Lord

Memorize Proverbs 1:7 for an upcoming chapter quizExplain why people should fear the LordDefine the fear of the Lord

Repetitions in Proverbs Identify major themes in Proverbs revealed through repetition

Studying Themes in Proverbs Describe three methods for studying the book of Proverbs

Unit 7: THE BOOK OF PROVERBS



Assignment ObjectivesPersonal Choices: Knowing What To Do Identify and apply guiding principles for biblical decision making

Dealing With Guilt Memorize 1 John 1:9Discover the origin and solution to the problem of guiltExamine Scripture to determine how God treats confessed sin

Knowing about Illegal Drugs Identify effects that drugs (both legal and illegal) can have on a person's body

Identify scriptural principles that can guide you in protecting your body, handling temptation, and glorifying God

Developing Friendships Identify characteristics of friendshipIdentify the most important ingredient of friendship and the two types of love


Studying Effectively Discover five steps to help you study effectively

Studying Honestly Discover two ways to avoid cheatingUnderstand the importance of academic honestyIdentify reasons why students cheatApply a biblical passage to the sin of cheating

Finding God's Will Identify four channels through which God provides guidance for our lives

Discover how to prepare for God's guidance in your lifeMemorize Psalm 119:133Write a personal experience paragraph reflecting on God's guidance in your life

Getting Things Done Identify three ways to plan and set goals effectivelySet a personal goal and create a plan of action to meet it

Unit 8: CHOICES



Assignment ObjectivesUnderstanding Parents Discover the roles of animal parents in nature

Human Parents Contrast human parents with animal parentsDiscover the roles of human parentsMemorize Proverbs 22:6

Some Biblical Parents Consider three sets of parents in the Bible as positive and/or negative examples

Your Heavenly Father Memorize Psalm 103:13Identify ways in which parent-child relationships paint a picture of the fatherhood of God

What Makes a Parent Explore how children and parents influence each other's attitudes and actions

Identify ways in which a family is like a team

What Your Parents Do For You Memorize Proverbs 8:32-33Discover the extent of the responsibilities your parents meet in caring for you

What You Should Do For Your Parents Distinguish between honor and obeyIdentify your chief duties to your parents

Your Parents' Life Memorize Mark 3:35Discover interests and responsibilities that parents have outside of parenting

Your Parents' Role List specific things that parents teach childrenMemorize Proverbs 29:15Identify methods parents use to teach and care for their children

Unit 9: UNDERSTANDING THE FAMILY



Assignment ObjectivesPrayer Review the purpose of prayer in the life of a Christian

Review the model prayer given to us by Jesus

Salvation Review the need for salvation, the way of salvation, and the results of salvation

Attributes of God Review four of the attributes of GodReview memory verse, John 5:24Review memory verse, Revelation 1:8

Early Church History Review the setting and background of the early churchReview the establishment and growth of the early church

Early Church Experience Review problems faced by the early churchReview the expansion of the early church throughout the Roman Empire

Early Leaders of the Church Review a list of influential leaders in the early church

Leaders from Middle Ages to Reformation Review a list of influential leaders and major movements within the church from the Middle Ages to the Reformation

Report: Reformation Leader Write a short report on the life of an influential reformer

Understanding Proverbs Review the major themes of ProverbsReview the literary design of ProverbsReview the extension of Proverbs into New Testament teaching

Making Good Choices Review guiding principles making wise choices

Understanding Parents Review formal and informal family relationshipsReview parental models found in nature and God's WordReview roles and responsibilities of parents and children

Unit 10: REVIEW


Old Testament Survey Lesson Objectives

Assignment ObjectivesOverview of the Bible Discover the major 'storyline' of the Bible

List the five main divisions of the Old TestamentIdentify the two major sections of the Bible

Creation Understand the special distinction man enjoys by being made in the image of God

Discover what happened on each of the six days of creation

Fall Identify the results of the FallMemorize Revelation 20:10

Essay: Temptation Analyze and compare passages of Scripture where people faced temptation

Write a short essay discussing the theme of temptation across Scripture

Project: Promises of God Research and list ten of God's promises to His people

Cain and Abel Identify consequences of inherited sin in the story of Cain and Abel

Explain why Cain's sacrifice was unacceptable To GodDiscover how God keeps His promises in spite of apparent circumstances

Flood Memorize Hebrews 11:7Learn the details of Noah and the great floodDiscover how archaeology supports the Biblical account of the Great Flood

Nations Identify the reasons for judgment at the Tower of BabelMemorize Isaiah 44:22

Unit 1: CREATION TO ABRAHAM



Assignment ObjectivesAbraham Identify important people, places and events surrounding God's

selection of Abraham as leader of God's chosen people

Abraham: Call From God Discover the environment from which Abraham was called by God

Describe the nature and significance of his calling

Abraham: Egypt to the Covenant Identify the decisions and events that led to Abraham's trouble in Egypt

List the terms of the covenant God made with AbrahamExplain how Abraham's separation with Lot reveals the character of both men

Isaac Memorize Galatians 4:28Identify ways in which events surrounding Isaac's birth, upbringing, and later years point to God's gracious provision

Jacob: Early Life/Flight to Haran Identify ways in which events in Jacob's early life point to God's faithfulness despite man's sin

Memorize Genesis 35:11-12

Report: Rebekah Write a 125 word report, using research resources appropriately.

Jacob: Return to Canaan Identify important people, places, and events surrounding Jacob's return to Canaan

Describe how and why Joseph was sold into slavery

Joseph: In Canaan Memorize Philippians 4:8Identify important people, places, and events that led to Joseph's slavery in Egypt

Joseph: In Egypt Consider faithful responses to the often unfair circumstances of life

Discover how God blessed and used Joseph in Egypt to fulfill His covenant

Unit 2: ABRAHAM THROUGH JOSEPH



Assignment ObjectivesExodus: Bondage in Egypt Describe effects of enslavement on Israel

Identify factors leading to Israel's enslavement

Exodus: A Deliverer Identify important people, places, and events of Moses' early life prior to his commission

List four truths that Moses learned about God at the burning bush

Exodus: Deliverance from Bondage Describe the significance of the Passover as a model of God's plan for redeeming mankind

List plagues that God brought on Egypt for refusing to let Israel goIdentify people, places, and events along the journey to SinaiCompare God's care for Israel to their unfaithful response in adversity

Exodus: Law/ Tabernacle/ Priesthood Review the Ten Commandments and discover what they reveal about our need for a Savior

Discover what the tabernacle teaches us about ChristDiscover what the priesthood illustrates about the believer's relationship to Christ

Leviticus: Chapters 1-16 Identify the types of laws given in Leviticus 1-16Discover the fulfillment of the Levitical laws in Christ

Leviticus: Chapters 17-27 Memorize Leviticus 19:12Identify the types of laws given in Leviticus 17-27Discover the fulfillment of the Levitical laws in the sacrifice of Christ

Numbers: Organization Describe how the physical and spiritual order of the Israelite camp was used to teach the Israelites how to live as a holy nation

Numbers: Journey and Sojourn Identify important people, places, and events in the Israelites' journey from Sinai to Moab, including their wilderness wanderings

Memorize Numbers 14:8

Deuteronomy Memorize Deuteronomy 6:23Identify the major divisions of the book of DeuteronomyDescribe the major purpose of Deuteronomy

Unit 3: THE EXODUS AND WANDERINGS



Assignment ObjectivesFinal Preparation Memorize Joshua 1:8

Identify the purpose and structure of the book of JoshuaDiscover how God prepared Joshua and Israel to conquer Canaan

Report: Report of the Spies Compare the reports of two groups of spies to identify their perspectives on their findings

Write a brief report, making appropriate use of sources

Conquest of the Land Identify factors leading to Israel's victories in the Central, Southern, and Northern Campaigns

Division of the Land (Part I) Memorize Joshua 18:1Identify the major divisions of the Promised Land by tribe

Report: Israel in Canaan Write a 500-word reportResearch a topic making appropriate use of reference resources

Division of the Land (Part II) Describe the concept of 'cities of refuge' and how they were set up

Identify the purpose of cities for the Levites

Farewell and Death of Joshua Memorize Joshua 24:14-15Describe the farewell charge of Joshua and the renewal of the Covenant

Unit 4: ISRAEL IN CANAAN



Assignment ObjectivesThe Book of Judges Describe the conditions in Israel following Joshua's death, which

made judges necessary

Memorize Judges 2:1-3Preview the recurring pattern of sin, judgment, repentance, and deliverance of the nation of Israel

Othniel Identify important people, places, and events surrounding the judgeship of Othniel

Memorize Judges 3:5-7

Ehud, Shamgar, and Deborah Identify events and results of judgeships of Ehud, Shamgar, and Deborah

Gideon Discover the source of victory for IsraelIdentify events and results of Gideon's call and judgeship

Tola, Jair, and Jephthah Identify events and results of the judgeships of Tola, Jair, and Jephthah

Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, and Samson Identify the unique characteristics of Samson's birth and the prophecy of his destiny

Discover the source of Samson's strength and weaknessesIdentify events and results of the judgeships of Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, and Samson

Explain why Samson's story demonstrates God's grace

Spiritual and Moral Decay Memorize Judges 21:25Discover the depth of the spiritual and moral decay of the nation of Israel during the period of the judges

The Story of Ruth Discover God's grace in the story of RuthIdentify the connection between Rahab, Boaz, Ruth, David, and Christ

Memorize Galatians 4:4-5

Unit 5: THE JUDGES AND SPIRITUAL DECLINE



Assignment ObjectivesThe Ministry of Samuel List the three individuals whose lives are recorded in 1 and 2 Samuel

Identify aspects of Samuel's birth, calling, and ministry that give evidence of God's call on his life

The Selection of a King Identify important people and events in the calling and confirmation of Saul as king over Israel

Describe Saul's response to early successes in leadershipExplain why Israel's request for a king was a spiritual rather than political problem

The Reign of Saul Describe the nature of Saul's rebellion against God and the consequences of his behavior

The Demise of Saul Identify reasons why Saul persecuted DavidDescribe David's response to persecutionDescribe how Saul's reign ended

The Reign of David Identify important people, places, and events that marked the reign of David

Describe how Jerusalem was established as the capital city of the nation of Israel

The Kingdom Under Solomon Explain how Solomon received the gift of wisdomMemorize James 3:17Identify important events leading to the establishment of Solomon's kingdom

The Program of Solomon Identify the sin of Solomon and its consequencesDescribe the building and consecration of the Temple of God by Solomon

List evidence of Solomon's power, wealth, and wisdom

Job Identify the major sections of the book of JobIdentify the source of Job's suffering and his own, his friends', and God's response to it

Psalms Identify the structure and major divisions of the book of PsalmsList types of psalms based on structure and contentAnalyze texts to locate examples of parallelismMemorize Psalm 32:8

Proverbs State the purpose of the book of ProverbsList the major sections of the bookIdentify literary features of the proverb

Ecclesiastes/ Song of Solomon Identify the theme and various discourses found in the book of Ecclesiastes

Identify the purpose of the Song of Solomon and what its love relationship symbolizes

Unit 6: THE KINGDOM



Assignment ObjectivesJeroboam Describe the sin of Jeroboam

List the promises of God to Jeroboam, and the conditions God placed upon him

Rehoboam, Abijah, Asa, Nadab and Successors Identify successes and failures in the lives of the kings of Israel and Judah from the time of Rehoboam until Ahab

Memorize II Chronicles 16:9

Report: Rehoboam and Jeroboam Write a report, comparing and contrasting the lives of two kings as described in Scripture

Use references correctly

Elijah Identify people, places, and events influenced by Elijah's ministry

Explore Elijah's relationship with God

Ahab, Jehoshaphat, and Ahaziah Identify important people, places, and events in the reigns of Ahab, Jehoshaphat, and Ahaziah

Elijah and Elisha Describe the ministry of Elisha to the widow, the Shunamite woman, and the sons of the prophets

Describe the completion of Elijah's ministry and the commission bestowed upon Elisha

Elisha, Jehoram, Ahaziah, and Jehu Describe the history of the divided kingdom during the ministry of Elisha through the reign of Jehu

From Jehu to Joash Describe the history of the divided kingdom through the reigns of Jehu in Israel and Joash in Judah

From Jehoahaz to the Assyrian Captivity Study the history of Israel during the dynasty of JehuMemorize Proverbs 29:1Study the history of Judah from the reign of Azariah to Ahaz

Prophets: Obadiah and Joel Identify the structure and themes of the written works of Obadiah and Joel

Study the ministries of Obadiah and Joel in Judah

Prophets: Jonah, Amos, and Hosea Identify the circumstances and results of the ministries of Jonah, Amos, and Hosea in Israel

Unit 7: THE DIVIDED KINGDOM



Assignment ObjectivesHezekiah: Revival and Reform Memorize 2 Chronicles 7:14

List details regarding reforms brought about in Judah during the reign of Hezekiah

Hezekiah: Deliverance to Recovery Discover how God rescued Hezekiah and Jerusalem from the army of Sennacherib

Explain Hezekiah's recovery from illness and his folly soon afterwards

Manasseh and Amon Describe the impact of the reigns of Manasseh and Amon on Judah

The Reforms of Josiah Describe the reforms brought about in Judah during the reign of Josiah

Memorize 2 Chronicles 34:31

From Jehoahaz to the Exile Summarize the reasons why God had to bring judgment upon the house of David

Study the history of Judah from the reign of Jehoahaz to the Babylonian exile

Prophets: Isaiah Memorize Isaiah 9:6Study the history, ministry, and writings of Isaiah

Prophets: Micah and Nahum Describe the background and ministry focus of Micah and Nahum

Identify the structure and purpose of the writings of Micah and Nahum

Prophets: Zephaniah, Habakkuk, Jeremiah Memorize Jeremiah 29:11Identify the structure and purpose of the writings of Zephaniah, Habakkuk, and Jeremiah

Describe the background and ministry focus of Zephaniah, Habakkuk, and Jeremiah

Unit 8: THE REMAINING KINGDOM



Assignment ObjectivesJeremiah: History Identify people, places, and events in the history of Judah that

shaped the ministry of Jeremiah

Jeremiah: Ministry and Books Memorize Jeremiah 33:3Identify facets of the ministry and message of Jeremiah

Ezekiel: History and Ministry Identify people, places, and events in the history of Judah that shaped the ministry of Ezekiel

Identify facets of Ezekiel's ministry

Ezekiel: The Book Identify major themes of the book of EzekielMemorize Ezekiel 34:30-31Describe the structure of the book of Ezekiel

Daniel: History and Ministry Identify facets of Daniel's ministryIdentify people, places, and events in the history of Judah that shaped the ministry of Daniel

Memorize Daniel 1:8

Daniel: The Book Discover Daniel's visions and the events they foretellDescribe the structure of Daniel's book

Unit 9: THE CAPTIVITY



Assignment ObjectivesFirst Return From Exile: Under Zerubbabel List the historical events leading to the first return of Israel from exile

Classify the types of people who returned from exile under Zerubbabel

Memorize Ezra 1:6

The Rebuilding of the Temple Describe the stages for rebuilding of the Temple of God

The Preservation in Exile Memorize Esther 4:14Identify people, places, and events leading to the deliverance and preservation of the remnant of Israel in captivity

Second Return From Exile: Under Ezra Discover how God used Ezra to deliver a second remnant of Israel from captivity

Memorize Ezra 10:12

The Reforms in Jerusalem Describe what Ezra required the people to do in order to address their sin

Third Return From Exile: Under Nehemiah List events leading to the third return of a remnant of Israel under Nehemiah

Memorize Nehemiah 8:8

Rebuilding the Walls of Jerusalem Describe the rebuilding of the city walls of Jerusalem under the direction of Nehemiah

Identify sources of opposition

Registration, Revival, and Reform Describe how God used Nehemiah to bring revival and reform in Jerusalem following the rebuilding of the city walls

Prophets: Haggai Identify events that shaped the history and ministry of HaggaiDescribe the structure of Haggai's book

Prophets: Zechariah and Malachi Identify events that shaped the ministries and writings of Zechariah and Malachi

Describe the structure of the writings of Zechariah and MalachiMemorize Zechariah 9:9

Unit 10: THE RESTORATION


New Testament Survey Lesson Objectives

Assignment ObjectivesInter-Testamental Period Define 'Inter-testamental Period'

Identify the major empires and historical periods of the Inter-testamental Period

Various Empires and Periods Explain the impact that each empire, period, and movement had on the Jewish people and culture

Identify the major empires, historical periods, and religious movements of the Inter-testamental Period

Religious Literature Identify major sources of inter-testamental religious literatureGive examples of how sources of inter-testamental religious literature influenced Jewish culture and church history

Religious Parties: Scribes and Sadducees Describe political and religious influences that religious parties exerted on Jewish culture during the Inter-testamental Period

Identify major Jewish religious parties active during the Inter-testamental Period

Contrast the scribes teachings on the law with those of Jesus Christ

Religious Parties: Pharisees Contrast the Pharisees teachings on the law with those of the Sadduccees and Jesus Christ

Describe the religious and political views of the PhariseesIdentify major Jewish religious parties active during the Inter-testamental Period

Historical Books Identify the historical books of the New Testament by name, author, and theme

Describe factors influencing the writing of the historical booksExplain the connection between Luke and Acts

Instructive Books: Pauline Epistles Identify the Pauline epistles by group and purposeDescribe the distinct structure Paul uses in his letters

Instructive Books: General Epistles Identify the General Epistles by author, purpose, and audience

Describe factors influencing the writing of the historical books

The Prophetical Book Identify characteristics of the book of Revelation, including author, historical setting, audience, and literary type

Birth to Baptism Identify important people and events in Jesus' life from His birth To His

Temptation to Popular Ministry Identify important people, places, and events in Jesus' life throughout the time of His popular ministry

Memorize John 3:17Memorize the names of the 12 apostles

Ministry of Opposition to Final Ministry Identify important people, places, and events in Jesus' life through the remainder of his ministry

Unit 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT



Assignment ObjectivesArrest to Ascension Describe the connection between Christ's death and the Passover

sacrifice

Explain how Christ continues his ministry in heaven todayList the 'final steps of Jesus' leading to His deathIdentify important people, places, and events surrounding Jesus' trial, death, resurrection, and ascension

Events in the Early Church List the evidence of the Holy Spirit's presence at PentacostIdentify important people, places, and events surrounding the Home Missions movement described in Acts

Identify important people, places, events, and results of Pentecost

Foreign Missions Identify important people, places, and events surrounding Paul's three missionary journeys described in Acts.

Events in Revelation Describe Christ's relationship to the church Characterize each of the seven churchesbased on the judgment

each receives in Revelation

Identify the spiritual weapons Christians can use to overcome Satan

Unit 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT (CONT.)



Assignment ObjectivesMatthew: The Writer Identify important details of Matthew's life that influenced the book

he wrote

Matthew: Background and Analysis Identify the audience, purpose, and theme of MatthewMemorize Matthew 13:45-46Describe the style and structure of Matthew

Report: Matthew Write a brief biographical sketch of MatthewUse outside sources correctly in a written report

Report: Prophet, Priest, and King Explain how Christ fulfills the offices of prophet, priest, and king

Use outside sources correctly in a written report

Mark: The Writer Identify important details of Mark's life that influenced the book he wrote

Mark: Background and Analysis Memorize Mark 10:45Identify the audience, purpose, and theme of MarkDescribe the style and structure of Mark

Luke: The Writer Identify important details of Luke's life that influenced the book he wrote

Luke: Background and Analysis Memorize Luke 2:40Describe the style and structure of LukeIdentify the audience, purpose, and theme of Luke

John: The Writer Identify important details of John's life that influenced the book he wrote

John: Background and Analysis Describe the style and structure of JohnMemorize John 17:1Identify the audience, purpose, and theme of John

Unit 2: THE GOSPELS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Writer Identify important details of Luke's life that influenced the books Luke

wrote

Viewpoint Identify aspects of Luke's education, experience, and writing style that shaped his viewpoint in writing the Acts of the Apostles

Memorize Acts 16:10

Particular Purpose Identify important details about the person to whom Luke's letter was addressed.

Historical Purpose: Jesus Identify Luke's central purpose for writing the Acts of the Apostles and how that purpose shapes his message

Holy Spirit and the Apostles Identify key themes in Luke, including the Holy Spirit's work through the apostles

Comprehensive Purpose Describe the scope of ActsDescribe how Acts is organizedDiscover the connections between the Gospel of Luke and Acts

Essay: The Great Commission Write a one-page essay to discuss how the early church began to fulfill the Great Commission

Content: Pentecost Identify important details concerning the origin, fulfillment, and message of Pentecost

Content: Home Missions Identify important people, places and events in the home mission to the Jews

Content: Foreign Missions Describe the transformation of Saul to Paul.Give examples of Paul's sufferings and successesTrace the routes Paul took in his three missionary journeys

Unit 3: THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES



Assignment ObjectivesPaul: Background Identify important details of Paul's life that influenced the books Paul

wrote

Paul: The Apostle Identify important people, places and events surrounding Paul's conversion and ministry

Paul: The Writer Identify ways in which Paul's ability, method, and style influence Paul's writings

Report: Education and Ministry Write a report discussing how education can be a key ingredient of effective ministry

Early Epistles: Thessalonians and Corinthians Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Paul's epistles to the Thessalonians and Corinthians

Early Epistles: Romans and Galatians Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Paul's epistles to the Romans and Galatians

Prison Epistles: Ephesians and Philippians Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Paul's epistles to the Ephesians and Philippians

Memorize Ephesians 4:3

Prison Epistles: Colossians and Philemon Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Paul's epistles to the Colossians and Philemon

Report: Obeying Parents Since Paul's letter was written for you as well, in what ways are you following his instruction? In what ways do you need to improve?

What did the Apostle mean by obeying 'in the Lord'?What Old Testament law was Paul reminding his readers to obey?

Later Epistles: 1 Timothy and Titus Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Paul's epistles to Timothy and Titus

Later Epistles: 2 Timothy Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Paul's second epistle to Timothy

Unit 4: THE PAULINE EPISTLES



Assignment ObjectivesJames: Background Identify important details of James's life that influenced the book

James wrote

James: The Disciple Identify important details of James's life that influenced the book James wrote

James: The Writer and Message Memorize James 2:17Identify the audience, purpose, and theme of JamesDescribe the style and structure of James

Essay: James Write an essay of no less than 300 words, i.e., one-page, applying James' teaching concerning how people should respond to the Word of God

1 and 2 Peter: Background Identify important details of Peter's life that influenced the books Peter wrote

1 and 2 Peter: The Apostle and Writer Identify important details of Peter's life that influenced the books Peter wrote

1 and 2 Peter: The Apostle and Writer Describe Peter's writing style and the themes he explores

1 and 2 Peter: The Message Memorize 2 Peter 3:18Identify the audience, purpose, and theme of 1 and 2 PeterDescribe the style and structure of 1 and 2 Peter

Essay: Peter Write a brief essay discussing Peter's transformation as described in Luke 5:11

1, 2, and 3 John: Background Identify important details of John's life that influenced the books John wrote

1, 2, and 3 John: The Apostle and Writer Describe John's writing style and the themes he exploresIdentify important details of John's life that influenced the books John wrote

1, 2, and 3 John: The Message Identify the purposes and themes of 1, 2, and 3 JohnDescribe the structure of 1, 2, and 3 JohnMemorize 1 John 4:4

Hebrews Memorize Hebrews 4:14Identify the setting, purpose, and structure of Hebrews

Jude Identify important details of Jude's life that influenced the books Jude wrote

Describe the style and structure of the book of Jude Identify the audience, purpose, and theme of the book of Jude

Unit 5: THE GENERAL EPISTLES



Assignment ObjectivesThe Seven Churches: Ephesus and Smyrna Identify strengths, weaknesses, and destiny of the churches at

Ephesus and Smyrna

List names of the resurrected Christ as written in Revelation

The Seven Churches: Pergamos, Thyatira, and Sardis Identify the strengths and weaknesses and the destiny of the churches at Pergamos, Thyatira, and Sardis

The Seven Churches: Philadelphia and Laodicea Identify the strengths and weaknesses and the destiny of the churches at Philadelphia and Laodicea

The Seven Seals: Seals 1-4 Describe each of the four horsemen of the apocalypse according to what it possibly symbolizes

Identify important details, and events associated with each of the first four seals

The Seven Seals: Seals 5-7 Identify important details, and events associated with the fifth, sixth, and seventh seals

The Seven Trumpets Identify major judgments associated with each of the seven trumpets

Memorize Revelation 11:15

The Seven Signs: Signs 1-3 Identify important events signified by the first three of the seven signs

Describe the significance of the seven signs

The Seven Signs: Signs 4-7 and the Seven Plagues Identify important events signified by signs 4 through 7

List the seven plagues in order of occurrence

The Seven Judgments Identify important people and events associated with the seven judgments of God

The Seven Wonders Identify each of the seven wonders and what it represents

Unit 6: THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST



Assignment ObjectivesJob: Opening Scenes Identify literary characteristics of the book of Job

Identify important people and events surrounding the circumstances of Job's suffering

Job: Great Debate Describe Job's complaint about his suffering and God's response

Identify each of Job's friends based on the reason he gives for Job's suffering

Job: Closing Scenes To identify the outcome of Job's faithfulness and his friends' foolishness

Essay: When a Friend is Suffering Write an essay critiquing the response of Job's friendsApply the example (both positive and negative) set by Job's friends to your own experience.

Understanding Suffering Identify types and causes of sufferingDefine suffering as used in the Bible

Perspectives on Suffering Identify three major secular (worldly) responses to sufferingIdentify three right attitudes toward sufferingMemorize I Corinthians 15:57

The Sufferings of Christ: Life and Ministry Identify the three types of temptations Christ received from Satan

List examples of how Christ suffered through his early years until His betrayal and arrest

The Sufferings of Christ: Death and Resurrection Describe the purpose for Christ's sufferingList examples of physical suffering Christ endured during his arrest and crucifixion

In this lesson, you will rehearse the events of Christ's suffering, death, resurrection, and ascension, considering the degree to which He suffered for our sakes.

The Sufferings of Christ: Intercession and Consolation Discover how Christ's role as intercessor informs three purposes behind our suffering

In this lesson you will study the work of Christ as it relates to the reasons for our sufferings on this earth.

Memorize Hebrews 12:2

Essay: Suffering Write an essay contrasting one of three philosophical perspectives on suffering to a biblical perspective on suffering, using a real-world situation

Unit 7: BIBLICAL LITERATURE: JOB AND SUFFERING



Assignment ObjectivesPersonal Evangelism Identify Biblical models for personal evangelism

Recognize the need for salvationMemorize Psalm 126:6Understand the motivation for personal evangelismUnderstand the solution to the need for salvation

Evangelism and Discipleship Identify specific ways to disciple young believers, based on the biblical model followed by Paul

Understand the need for discipleship following evangelism

Essay: Witnessing Write an essay in the form of a personal letterApply the Gospel to a real life situation

Approaches to Outreach: Bible Studies List helpful Bible-study resourcesDescribe the activities within a Bible studyJustify the need for mature leadership in a Bible studyIdentify Bible study methodsMemorize 2 Timothy 2:2

Approaches to Outreach: Activities Identify activities that provide opportunities for evangelism outreach

Approaches to Outreach: Family Projects Identify ways to use vacation time as an opportunity for evangelism outreach

Approaches to Outreach: Missions at Home and Abroad

Identify national and international outreach projects as opportunities for evangelism

Reflect on ways that you could use personal gifts for evangelism outreach

Unit 8: HOW TO SHARE CHRIST WITH YOUR FRIENDS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Nature of God's Will Memorize Psalm 37:4

Discriminate between appropriate and inappropriate desires of the heart

Identify three 'markers' which must line up when seeking God's will

God's Will in His Word and Providence Understand how God's will is revealed in His providenceIdentify the types of guidance God provides to help you live wisely

The Need for Goals Identify three important reasons for setting goalsMemorize Philippians 3:13-14

The Types of Goals Identify three important types of goalsUnderstand the importance of God-centered goal setting

The Attainment of Goals Identify three vital steps to achieving God-centered goals

The Giver of Gifts Recognize the sources of spiritual giftsList the gifts of ministry given to the church

Knowing Your Gifts: Personal Appraisal Consider what gifts you may have been given in light of who you are

Remember Who made you and how you were made

Knowing Your Gifts: The Confirmation of Others Recognize the importance of gaining godly advice from mature Christians as you seek confirmation of your spiritual gifts

Using Your Gifts Identify three characteristics being a good steward of gifts

Unit 9: GOD'S WILL FOR YOUR LIFE



Assignment ObjectivesThe Empires Identify the inter-testamental empires and periods

Literature and Parties Contrast the teachings of Jesus with those of the religious parties

Identify the major works of literature written during the Inter-testamental Period

Identify the major religious parties of the Inter-testamental Period

The Gospels Identify the author, audience, theme, and structure of each gospel

The Acts of the Apostles Review major topics addressed in the Acts of the Apostles

Early Pauline Epistles Identify the setting, structure, and theme of the early epistlesIdentify important people places and events in Paul's background

Pauline Epistles from Prison Review the setting, structure, and theme of each of Paul's prison epistles

Later Pauline Epistles Review the setting, structure, and theme of each of Paul's pastoral epistles

The General Epistles Review the authors, audience, structure, and themes of the General Epistles

Revelation Review the major sections and 'sevens' in the book of Revelation

Suffering: Job Review the trials of Job and the lessons he learned

Suffering: Mankind and Christ Review causes of and perspectives on sufferingConsiders the purposes behind Christ's suffering

Sharing Christ with Your Friends Review the purpose behind evangelism and approaches to personal outreach

Knowing God's Will Review approaches to setting goals and using your talentsReview the process of discerning God's will

Unit 10: REVIEW


Bible Doctrine Survey Lesson Objectives

Assignment ObjectivesThe Affirmation of God's Faithfulness Discover the affirmation of God's faithfulness from the testimony of His

Word

Describe how God's faithfulness is declared throughout His Word in human circumstance

Essay: God's Faithfulness Write an essay exploring God's faithfulness in your own life circumstances

The Nature of God's Faithfulness Discover the nature of God's faithfulness through the revelation of Scripture

The Contrasts to God's Faithfulness Study how the nature of man and man made gods contrasts with the faithfulness of God

The Manifestations of God's Faithfulness Discover how God manifests His faithfulness in His providential care of His people and the covenant relationships He has bestowed upon them

The Message of the Faithful Witness Explore the message of the faithful witness

The Work of the Faithful High Priest Discover how Christ, Himself, fulfilled the role of faithful High Priest

The Implications of God's Faithfulness Explore the implications of God's faithfulness to our own lives today

The Responsibility of Faithfulness Explore the expectation of stewardship and rewards for the faithful believer

Unit 1: THE FAITHFULNESS OF GOD



Assignment ObjectivesRoman Empire: Politics Describe the political history of the Roman Empire leading to the time

in which Paul wrote the book of Romans

Roman Empire: Population Describe the class system of the Roman population in the days of Paul

The Roman Church Explore how the Roman political views of religion affected the growth of the early Christian church

Describe an overview of the local church in the early days of church history

The Book of Romans Describe the author's occasion and persuasive tone of the book of Romans

Paul's Epistle to the Romans Explore Paul's greeting and desire to witness to the saints at Rome

State of Condemnation Contrast man's sinful nature with the nature of a faithful GodContrast the impossibility of earning salvation with the grace of God

State of Justification Explore the doctrine of justification, and its implication in the lives of believers

The Way According to Romans Describe the universality and consequence of sin, and God's remedy through grace

Salvation Describe our salvation from sin through faith in ChristExplore the doctrine of sanctification and what it means to the believer

Unit 2: ROMANS PART I



Assignment ObjectivesChildren of Choice Describe the doctrine of election

Unrighteousness and the Gentiles Describe the unrighteousness of Israel and their rejection of GodExplore Paul's argument that God had not rejected His people, but had extended His salvation to all who would accept His righteousness

Service Place the doctrine of service and works into its proper perspective as the natural outcome of a Spirit-filled, mature Christian life

Submission Explore Paul's teachings regarding the proper motivation and need for submission to authority

Conduct Describe the fundamental duties of the Christian toward the Church

Essay: Conduct Write an essay discussing the principles of conduct as outlined in the Bible

From Sin to Salvation Illustrate and describe the abundant life God has called you to experience through faith in Jesus Christ

From Salvation to Sanctification Explore the doctrine of sanctification

From Glory to Glory Explore the reward that awaits every Christian as we are transformed into the image of God and inherit His glory

Unit 3: ROMANS PART II



Assignment ObjectivesThe Deity of Jesus Explore differing viewpoints of Jesus Christ, and the reality of his deity

The Names of Jesus Discover the names of Jesus revealed to us in God's Word, and the significance of each

The Incarnation of Jesus Describe the implications of God's nature through the coming of Christ as a man

Describe the dual nature of Christ as both man and God

The Work of Jesus Describe the work of Christ upon the crossDescribe the work of Christ before His incarnationDescribe the work of Christ during his earthly ministry

After the Cross Describe Christ's resurrection, his appearances before his ascension, and his present ministry

Essay: Christ's Ministry Write an essay exploring the ministry of Christ in your life today

Assignment ObjectivesThe Abrahamic Covenant Describe the calling of Abraham and the covenant relationship God

established with him

God's Fulfillment (1) Describe an overview of the history of the nation of Israel as God fulfilled his promises to Abraham throughout the Old Testament

God's Fulfillment (2) Describe God's fulfillment of his promises to Abraham during the time between the Old and New Testaments, and in New Testament times

The Significance of the Hebrew Nation (1) Describe the significance of the Hebrew nation as God has preserved a remnant of Israel from New Testament times through the Middle Ages

The Significance of the Hebrew Nation (2) Describe the significance of the Hebrew nation as God has preserved a remnant of Israel from the Middle Ages through modern times

Spiritual Significance Explore the spiritual significance of the pattern of rejection and acceptance throughout the history of the Jewish nation

The Archaeological Discoveries (1) Discover how Biblical archaeology has provided historical insight and proof of the infallibility of God's Word

The Archaeological Discoveries (2) Discover how Biblical archaeology has provided historical insight and proof of the infallibility of God's Word

Unit 4: THE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST

Unit 5: THE NATION OF ISRAEL



Assignment ObjectivesThe Doctrine of the Bible Explore the Biblical doctrine of revelation, and the methods and

purpose of revelation in God's Word

Inspiration Explore the Biblical doctrine of inspiration, and the methods and evidence of inspiration in God's Word

Authority Explore the Biblical doctrine of authority in God's Word

Illumination and Interpretation Explore the Biblical doctrines of illumination and interpretation by the Holy Spirit in God's Word

The Formation of the Bible Explore the history of the formation of God's written revelation

Formation of the Old Testament Describe the history and compilation of the Hebrew Old Testament

Formation of the New Testament Describe the history and compilation of the Christian New Testament

Report: Inspiration Write a report demonstrating your understanding of inspiration and authenticity of God's Word

The Recognition of the Scriptures Study the canonicity of the Old Testament

Canonicity of the New Testament Study the canonicity of the New Testament

Unit 6: THE HISTORY OF THE CANON



Assignment ObjectivesThe Definition of Friendship Examine Scriptural characteristics and examples of friendship

Explore the Biblical perspective of friendship

The Possibility for Friendship Explore the practical application of friendship among those we know and love, as well as among strangers

The Responsibilities in Friendship Discern between the Christian responsibility to be friendly, and the responsibility to choose our friends wisely

Report: Interview Write a report on the topic of friendship

What is Dating? Explore the application of Biblical principles for appropriate interpersonal relationships to the social interaction of dating

Report: Dating Definition Write a report on the topic of dating

The Challenges in Dating Consider the challenges in dating and appropriate responses based upon Scriptural principles for Christian living

The Origin of Marriage Discover the origins of the marriage relationship and the intent of God in establishing the institution of marriage

What is Marriage? Consider both the temporal significance and eternal significance of marriage

The Purpose and Structure of Marriage Consider the relationships in marriageConsider the stated and implied purposes of marriageConsider the roles in marriage

Unit 7: FRIENDSHIP, DATING, AND MARRIAGE



Assignment ObjectivesReversion Consider the lesson of Solomon, who, although richly blessed of God,

fell into spiritual reversion

Solomon's Sin Explore how Solomon allowed the riches, power and honor bestowed upon him by God to inflate his sinful pride and lead him into sin

Results (1) Consider examples of Solomon's futile search for happiness outside the grace of God because of the emptiness of his unrepentant heart

Results (2) Consider further examples of Solomon's futile search for happiness outside the grace of God because of the emptiness of his unrepentant heart

God's Solution Consider God's solution to sin

Recovery Consider God's answer to unrepented sin in our lives, and the lesson learned by Solomon

Assignment ObjectivesQuestions About the Integrity of the Bible Explore various attitudes of those who might question the integrity of

God's Word

Explore explanations for apparent mistakes in God's WordExplore explanations for apparent contradictions in God's Word

Questions About the Integrity of the Bible Consider the Christian's responsibility to defend his faith

Scientific Accuracy Explore various ways in which science has affirmed Biblical truthsPrepare answers to scientific criticism of God's Word

Questions About the Doctrines of the Bible Prepare answers to questions and challenges regarding the major doctrines of God's Word

Miracles Explore various categories of miracles recorded in the Bible

Creation; Evil; Divine Silence Explore Biblical teachings about creation, evil, and divine silence

Unevangelized People Prepare for the challenges of unevangelized people regarding sin, Heaven, and hell

Essay: C.S. Lewis Write an essay on a C.S. Lewis book of your choice

Interpretation and Application of the Bible Prepare for questions regarding the flood, Noah's ark, and the second coming of Christ

Practice and Experience Prepare for questions regarding the assurance of salvation, prayer, the Law, and suffering

Unit 8: THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

Unit 9: APOLOGETICS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Means and Purpose of Revelation Review the Biblical doctrines of inspiration, authority, illumination,

interpretation in God's Word

Review the Biblical doctrine of revelation, and the methods and purpose of revelation in God's Word

Preparation of the Revelation Explain why God waited for many generations before he had man record His revelation

The Formation of the Bible Review the formation and structure of the Bible

Canonicity/ Findings of Archaeology Review the archaeological findings which affirm Biblical truthsReview the canonicity of the Bible

Report: Ebla Tablets Write a report explaining the significance of the Ebla Tablets

The Book of Romans (Part 1) Review the historical backdrop of the book of RomansReview the structure and content of the book of Romans

The Book of Romans (Part 2) Review the teachings of Paul in the last half of the book of Romans

The History of Israel (Part 1) Review how God began and fulfilled the Abrahamic Covenant

The History of Israel (Part 2) Review the influence and theological significance of Israel since New Testament times

The Revelation of God in the Bible Review God's faithfulness and man's contrasting unfaithfulness

The Revelation of God's Righteousness Review the characteristics of God's righteousness and the dual nature of Jesus Christ

The Life of Christ Review the personality and work of Jesus Christ

Principles for Christian Living Review the Scriptural principles for social interactions and personal relationships

Principles for Spiritual Maturity Review the principles for Christian living and defense of the Christian faith

Unit 10: REVIEW


Christian Faith and Living Lesson Objectives

Assignment ObjectivesKnowing What You Are: God's Creation Describe what God has given man in creation and salvation.

Your Unique Personality Improve your personality and your relationships with other people.

Your Interaction with Others Improve your personality and your relationships with other people.

Knowing Who You Are: A Child of God Show how one can grow in their Christian life.

Project: Your Personal Testimony Refine your personal testimony

Project: Memorize Scripture Memorize Scriptures that define spiritual maturity

A Servant of God Location. God called Abraham primarily to relocate his household in Canaan (Genesis 12:1-7). His occupation as a merchant remained the same (Genesis 13:2). Abraham's call was to a location.

Mission. Gideon was a farmer (Judges 6:11). God's call interrupted his farming just long enough to lead Israel in defeating the Midianites. Gideon returned home afterward, and no more battles were fought while he lived (Judges 8:28-29). Gideon's call was (...)

Vocation. David's call, however, required him to change occupations. He was a shepherd when God called him to become king of Israel (1 Samuel 16:11-13). David's call was to a vocation.

Project: Channels of Communication Explore Godly channels of communication that have an influence in your life

Spiritual Gifts Describe how God calls individuals and what spiritual gifts are.

Knowing Your Spiritual Gifts Describe how God calls individuals and what spiritual gifts are.

How You Are Equipped: Personal Skills Use techniques and instruments for recognizing personal skills.

Project: Backward Look Practice taking a backward look to help determine your personal

Project: Inward Look Practice taking an inward look to help determine your personal skills

Project: Forward Look Practice taking a forward look to help determine your personal skills

What to Look for in Vocational Skills Identify vocational skills.

Project: Work Values Identify your work values

Project: Motives Explore worthy motives for serving

Project: Vocational Interests Identify your vocational interests

Project: Vocational Skills Identify vocational skills that interest you

Unit 1: KNOWING YOURSELF



Assignment ObjectivesVarieties of Ministry Examine the varieties of ministries in the New Testament

The Two Modern Meanings Examine the meaning of ministry

Project: Ministers Demonstrate your understanding of ministry

Project: What is a Ministry? Demonstrate your understanding of ministry

Ministry Occupations Explore church related ministries and missions

Project: The Effect of Ministry Research the ministry of an effective minister

Movements Examine opportunities for ministry in Christian movements and schools

Social Services, Media, and Support Explore opportunities for ministry in social services, media, and Christian support services

Ministry vs. Career Examine the meaning of a career and how a vocational ministry fits into it

Project: Career Explore your own views of vocational ministry within the career of your choice

Project: Witness Demonstrate your understanding of witnessing in one's secular work

Unit 2: CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES



Assignment ObjectivesGathering Information: Where to Look Identify sources for gathering information related to choosing a

Christian career/ministry

Project: Career Search Research appealing careers/ministry

What to Look For List some things you should look for when searching for a career/ministry

Project: Priorities Identify the top priorities you believe should exist in the choosing of a career/ministry

Applying: Making Contacts/Writing a Resume Identify some ways to make contacts when looking for a jobPractice writing a resume

Project: Applications Obtain a sample copy of an employment application form and note the required information

Project: Resume Obtain samples of various resumes and use them to create a template for writing your own resume

Project: Cover Letter Type a cover letter for your resume

Interviewing and Candidating Discover how to prepare for an interview and perform as a candidate

Reaching Conclusions: Divine Guidance Research God's activity in divine guidance, and our appropriation of such guidance

Project: Prayer List Start a prayer list of specific needs related to your prospective career/ministry

Project: God's Will Explore God's revelation of His will in your life

Career Decisions: Human Responsibility Examine the route to decision-makingIdentify some roadblocks to decision-making

Project: Roadblocks Examine roadblocks to decision-making in your life, and possible steps for correction

Project: Decision Making List, prioritize, and evaluate the individual decisions facing you in the immediate future concerning your career and ministry

Career Planning Discover the benefits of personal career projections throughout your career/ministry

Unit 3: CHOOSING A MINISTRY



Assignment ObjectivesOld Testament View of the Godhead Describe the manifestation of God as three Persons in one nature

Discover the importance, nature, and extent of God's revelation to man of His triune personality

Names of God in the Old Testament Examine the names of God revealed in the Old Testament

Project: Yahweh Research the use and meaning of the name Yahweh

Project: Use of Names Research how the meaning and use of the Old Testament's names for God contribute to our present belief in the Father, Son, and Spirit

New Testament View of the Godhead Discover how God revealed Himself to man in the Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke

Project: Developing Revelation Explore the significance of the developing revelation of God in the New Testament

The Godhead in John and Paul's Epistles Discover how God revealed Himself to man in the Gospel account of John and in the writings of Paul

Project: Paul's View Research Paul's view of the Godhead

Origin of the Doctrine of the Godhead Describe how the early church clarified the belief in the three Persons in one God

Project: Early Church Theologians Write about a theological disagreement in the early church

Essay: Historical Development Research reasons for the importance of historical developments in the belief in the doctrine of the Godhead

Development of Christian Creeds Explore heresies questioning the equality of Persons in the Godhead

Project: Three Arguments Research fourth century arguments formed against the doctrine of the Godhead

Christian Faith in the Godhead Explore faith in the Godhead from the point of view of the body of Christ and as an individual Christian

Unit 4: GODHEAD



Assignment ObjectivesThe Holiness of God: His Holy Person Discover the holiness of the Father as revealed in His Word

Holiness of the Son and the Holy Spirit Examine the holiness of the Son and the Holy Spirit as revealed in His Word

Project: Power of the Holy Spirit Research how the Lord Jesus Christ ministered in the power of the Holy Spirit during His mission on earth

God's Holy Place Explore the holy places of God

God's Holy People Explore God's expectation of His people to be holy

The Goodness of God: In His Character Discover the goodness of the Father's character as revealed in His Word

Goodness of the Son and the Holy Spirit Explore the goodness of the Son and the Holy Spirit as revealed in His Word

Project: Young Ruler Research the two lessons that Christ was trying to teach the rich young ruler by stating that God alone was good.

In His Creation Explore God's goodness as it is displayed in His creation of angels

In the World and in Mankind Explore God's goodness as it is displayed in His creation of the world and mankind

In His Salvation Explore God's goodness as it is displayed in His salvation of mankind

Project: Glory to God Identify two ways how we can bring glory to God

Unit 5: THE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD: HOLINESS AND GOODNESS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Epistle of James: The Man Explore the historical background and character of the author of the

Epistle of James

The Authenticity of James Explore the external and internal evidences of the authenticity of the Epistle of James

The Message: James Examine the teachings of James regarding the Christian life, trials, patience, and temptation

Faith Versus Works Examine the teachings of James regarding faith that produces works, wisdom, prejudice, and the tongue

Project: Wisdom Research the topic of wisdom

Prayer, Lust, Money, and Healing Examine the teachings of James regarding prayer, lust, money, and healing

The Epistle of John: The Man Explore the historical background and ministry of the author of the Epistles of John

The Authenticity of the Epistles of John Explore the external and internal evidences of the authenticity of the Epistles of John

Examine the dates, destinations, origins, and purposes of the epistles written by John

The Message: First John Examine the categories that John dealt with to lead readers of 1st John to a more intimate fellowship with the Father and with the Son

Fellowship with God Explore avenues of fellowship with God revealed in 1st JohnIn this lesson you will look at some of the ways John teaches we as believers can have fellowship with God.

Project: Healing Today Research New Testament healing

The Message: Second John Explore the message of truth and love revealed in 2nd John

The Message: Third John Explore the message of Christian hospitality revealed in 3rd John

Unit 6: THE EPISTLES OF JAMES AND JOHN



Assignment ObjectivesDaniel's Influence for God: Man of Conviction Explore the historical background, character, and ministry of Daniel

Daniel's Godly Purpose Explore the depth of Daniel's Godly purpose

Project: Fiery Furnace Research the reasons why Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego stood their ground and trusted in God in the face of the threat of the fiery furnace

Interpreter of Dreams Examine the spiritual gifts of Daniel and his use of them in obedience to God's will

Project: Belshazzar Research the feast of Belshazzar

Watchman of Prayer Investigate Daniel's lack of concern for himself, his total dependence upon God, and his unceasing intercession for Israel throughout his lifetime

Daniel's Visions from God: The Four Beasts Research Daniel's vision from God of the four beasts, and the interpretation of the vision

The Ram and the He-Goat Research Daniel's vision from God of the ram and the he-goat, and the interpretation of the vision

Project: Antiochus Epiphanes Research Antiochus Epiphanes

The Seventy Sevens Research Daniel's vision from God of the seventy sevens, and the interpretation of the vision

Project: Interpretation Research the interpretation of Daniel's vision of the seventy sevens

The Mighty Kings Research Daniel's vision from God of the mighty kings, and the interpretation of the vision

Project: Daniel 11 Research and compare the activities of Antiochus Epiphanes to those of the antichrist

Unit 7: BIBLICAL LITERATURE (DANIEL)



Assignment ObjectivesChristianity: Basic Elements Describe the basic elements of Christianity

The Validity of the Christian Faith Describe the validity of the Christian faith among world religions

Project: The Great Difference Research the differences between Christianity and all other world religions

World Religions: Buddhism Describe the Chritian's response to BuddhismDescribe the basic elements of Buddhism

Project: Christian Response to Buddhism Research the Christian response to the Buddhist's argument that life is a continuous cycle of death and rebirth

Confucianism Describe the Christian's response to ConfucianismDescribe the basic elements of Confucianism

Hinduism Describe the Christian's response to HinduismDescribe the basic elements of Hinduism

Essay: Hinduism Contrast Hinduism with Christianity

Islam Describe the basic elements of IslamDescribe the Christian's response to Islam

Zoroastrianism Describe the basic elements of ZoroastrianismDescribe the Christian's response to Zoroastrianism

Essay: Zoroastrianism To research sharing the Christian faith with an adherent of Zoroastrianism

The Occult: Spiritualism Describe the Christian's response to spiritualismDescribe the origins and teachings of spiritualism

Psychic Phenomena and Astrology Describe psychic phenomena, and the origins and practice of astrology

Project: Daniel Research the validity and value of astrology to the people of Daniel's day

Unit 8: COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS



Assignment ObjectivesThe Life of David (1) Consider how a drive to love and serve God was manifested in the

life of David as a youth

The Life of David (2) Explore David's sin and the consequences of that sinDiscover how Saul's jealousy of God's blessing on young David resulted in treachery

David's Character Explore the elements of David's character

Essay: DAVID Research the character of David as revealed in 2 Samuel, chapter 22

The Life of Solomon Summarize the historical background of Solomon

Solomon's Character Explore the material and spiritual wealth of Solomon

Psalms and Proverbs: God's Cleansing, Comfort Explore Psalms and Proberbs dealing with God's cleansing and comfort

Project: Cleansing Research how Samuel, David, and Solomon responded to God's guidance and commands for cleansing their ways

God's Presence, Sovereignty, Guidance Explore Psalms and Proverbs dealing with God's presence, sovereignty, and guidance

Project: Psalms 139 Research the meaning of Psalm 139

Project: Tongue Research the destructive power of the tongue

Literary Styles in the Bible Explore literary forms used in the Bible

Prefigurations in the Bible Explore various passages in Psalms and Proverbs which compare topically with passages in the New Testament

Problem Solving in the Bible Explore the purpose of the Holy Spirit's guidance, and Christian principles of problem solving from God's Word

Unit 9: WISDOM FOR TODAY'S YOUTH



Assignment ObjectivesThe Nature and Holiness of God Review the nature and holiness of God

The Word, Salvation, Defense of the Faith Review the authenticity and authority of God's WordReview the way of salvationReview a believer's defense of the faith

Project: Salvation Demonstrate your understanding of the plan of salvation

Spiritual Gifts Review the source and extent of spiritual gifts in the life of the believer

Project: Spiritual Gifts Evaluate your spiritual gifts and opportunities for exercising them

Personality Review Christian principles regarding personality, and consider your own personality and limitations

Project: Temptations Demonstrate your understanding of temptation in today's world

Christlike Character and Conduct Review Christian principles of wisdom, knowledge and moral purity

Project: Moral Dilemma Demonstrate your understanding of moral principle by describing a modern moral dilemma and giving your advice for overcoming it

Spiritual Development and Prayer Review Christian principles for fellowship with God and prayer

Project: Trials and Tribulations Explore appropriate biblical responses to facing and overcoming these trials and tribulations

Identify trials and tribulations that you see happening in your life

Scripture Study Review the teaching of James regarding spiritual growth through trials

Develop a simple plan for studying the Scriptures

Life Work and Ministry Review practical advice worth considering as you choose your life work and ministry

Values Review moral values in light of career and ministry opportunities

Spoken Testimony Review the principles of developing and sharing your personal testimony

Project: Personal Testimony Exercise your personal testimony skills

Debate and Apologetics Review the principles of debate and apologetics with regard to God's Word

Unit 10: PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING


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