James

The Epistle of James is written by James, the brother of Jesus, to Jewish Christians who had been scattered abroad.

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Pastor Jacob Crowder

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The Epistle of James is written by James, the brother of Jesus, to Jewish Christians who had been scattered abroad. The letter focuses on practical Christianity, emphasizing how faith should manifest in works. James addresses various trials, challenges, and temptations that Christians face in their daily lives, encouraging them to persevere, live out their faith with humility, and keep their conduct in line with God’s will. This epistle calls believers to examine their faith, showing that true faith is evident not just in belief but also in action.

James

What is the focus of the Bible study classes/Degree Programs?

Each Bible study class/Degree Program focuses on an in-depth exploration of a specific book of the Bible. Students will examine key themes, historical context, theological insights, and spiritual applications, aiming to deepen their understanding of God's Word.

How are the courses structured?

Courses are divided into lessons, with each lesson covering a portion of the Bible book being studied. Every lesson typically includes a video lecture, lecture notes, and a quiz. Some lessons may also feature optional discussion questions to enhance learning.

Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in the Bible study/Degree Programs?

There are no specific prerequisites for these classes. However, having a basic understanding of the Bible can help students engage more fully with the material.

Are the quizzes required, and how many questions do they include?

Yes, quizzes are generally required at the end of each lesson. The number of questions may vary, typically ranging from 1 to 25, and may include multiple-choice, true/false, and fill-in-the-blank questions. A final quiz may be given at the end of the course to assess key learnings.

Are the classes self-paced?

Yes, most Bible study classes are self-paced, allowing students to progress through the material at their own convenience. However, it's recommended that students complete the reading, lectures, and quizzes for each lesson before moving on.

Are the lessons open book?

Yes, all lessons are open book, and students are encouraged to use their Bible and course materials during quizzes and assignments to enhance learning.

Will there be any live discussions or required participation?

Some lessons may include optional discussion questions for reflection and engagement. These discussions are not typically required unless specified by the instructor.

How should I prepare for each lesson?

Students should read the assigned Bible chapters or verses before starting each lesson. Following the reading, they should watch the video lecture (if available), review the provided notes, and then proceed to take the quiz.

Is there a final exam or assessment?

Most courses conclude with a final quiz or assessment, covering the key topics and themes from the entire course. The final quiz can consist of multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, or other question formats, depending on the instructor’s preferences.

What materials do I need for the course?

A Bible, preferably in a version specified by the course (e.g., King James Version), is required. Additional lecture notes and course materials will be provided during the course.

How do I enroll in the class?

Enrollment information, including payment details and access to course materials, is available on the program’s website or by contacting the course administrator.

Who are the instructors for the Bible study classes/Degree Programs?

Instructor information will be shared at the start of each course, along with any specific course requirements or guidelines.

Is financial assistance available for the Bible study classes/Degree Programs?

Yes, the college is committed to making these studies accessible to everyone, regardless of financial status. If you find that the course fees are too burdensome, we encourage you to reach out to the college administrator. We are happy to discuss financial assistance or payment options to ensure that anyone who desires to study God's Word can participate, regardless of their financial situation.

I have more questions, who do I contact?

If you have any further questions or need assistance, please contact the college administrator via the "Contact Us" page.

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