Theological education should reflect Christ’s love and focus. One of the proverbial puzzles in education is how to keep the student at the center, while also maintaining high standards that push students beyond where they would naturally push themselves. We quickly find ditches on either side of the path of theological education. The pit on one side is lowering the academic bar by allowing students to define it. The pit on the other side is placing the school at the center.
The objective of this short study is to learn the significance of Jesus’ favorite title for himself, Son of Man. Dr. Moo provides an explanation the meaning of this phrase in Dan 7 and the significance of Jesus’ application of that vision to Himself.
After watching this lecture and working through two short additional readings, you can experience the effect this understanding can have on your interpretation of this phrase wherever it is used in the New Testament.
Every Redemption Seminary course has required readings in each lesson. Students know exactly what they need to do for each lesson because the school provides the step by step instructions for each lesson. When it comes to readings, students can find out exactly where they should start and stop reading in each book and resource.
The seal for Redemption Seminary says a lot about the school. This info-graphic is a great start for learning what Redemption Seminary is all about. Another good reference is the Redemption strategy page, which explains the four R’s that define the major aspects of the school’s distinctive approach to higher education.
This 30-Minute Redemption Seminary study provides teaching and tools to discern and confirm your spiritual gifting with an often neglected way of considering the topic. This short study includes some Logos Bible Software training and a free Logos Mobile Ed lecture. It also provides a glimpse into ways Redemption Seminary structures its lessons and courses to provide an innovative approach to self-paced, affordable, adult education.
