Church History
This course offers a comprehensive overview of the history of the Christian Church from its beginnings in the New Testament era to the present day. Students will trace the spread of the gospel, the development of Christian doctrine, the growth of the church across cultures, and the major movements that have shaped Christianity through the centuries. The course examines key figures, councils, revivals, persecutions, and reformations that demonstrate both the triumphs and trials of God’s people. Emphasis is placed on understanding how the Holy Spirit has guided the Church’s mission, preserved truth, and inspired renewal in every generation.
By the end of the course, students will appreciate the Church’s heritage, discern lessons from its past, and apply those insights to contemporary ministry and faith.
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