Certification of Bible and Theology
Academic Level
Diploma/Degree
Duration
9-12 Months
Assessment
Yes. Certificate of Completion
Study Method
Online
Certification of Bible and Theology Overview
The Certification of Bible and Theology qualification is for people who want a clear, systematic and thoughtful approach to understanding God and the scriptures.
Understanding the Bible and Theology is an important part of your relationship with God. It gives meaning to your faith, enabling you to deepen your understanding of who God is and breathing new life into how we live in the real world.
This qualification will give you the foundational knowledge and skills needed to understand the Old and New Testaments. It also builds a base of theological knowledge which gives the learner the confidence to go further in their understanding of God.
The Certification of Certification of Bible and Theology is part of the Axx Bible and Theology stream. This stream is a systematic approach to understanding the Bible and Theology. It starts by building a foundation of introductory concepts and grows into discussing some of the most interesting doctrines about God.
Who is the Certification of Bible and Theology for
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This Certification of Bible and Theology is designed for those who want to truly understand God and the Bible.
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It is ideal for those who have a strong desire to seek out truth and answers for today.
What you will learn
Engaging the Scriptures
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How to use the skills and knowledge required to defend the authority of the Christian scriptures and to correctly interpret them.
Introduction to Theology
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The what, why, how and which of theology to reveal the true nature of God.
The Biblical Narrative
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How to evaluate, synthesis, communicate and apply the biblical narrative to a selected contemporary ministry context.
Introduction to Biblical Studies
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How to unpack the nature of the Bible and how to read sentences, paragraphs and discourses within the biblical text.
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How to uncover the different genres in the Bible and learn how they affect the way in which Scripture is read and interpreted
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How to get to the heart of the Bible’s historical and literary contexts, by exploring word studies and knowing how to get to the original intention of the passage.
Jesus. Kingdom. Gospel
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How to give an overview of the life and ministry of Jesus as described by four gospel narratives.
Included Courses
This Course is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to defend the authority of the Christian scriptures and to correctly interpret them and apply their message to contemporary ministry contexts.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description
- Introduction to Course
- What is the Bible?
- Page to Canon
- Canon to Us
- Responding to Questions about Bibliology
- A Need for Interpretation
- Pre-Understandings
- Quality Resources
- Online Quality Resources
- Historical Context
- Historical: Cultural Ingredients
- Literary Context: OT Genre
- Legal Stipulations
- Literary Context: Poetry
- Literary Context: NT Genres
- More Literary Context
- Literary Context: Observation Skills
- Literary Context: Semantics
- Literary Context: Word Studies
- Word Study Example
- Putting it all Together
- All About Theological Principles
- Application
- Parables
About your instructor
Matthew Jarlett
Following the completion of his Bachelor of Arts (Biblical Studies), Matthew assumed the Vocational Education Course Supervisor role with Harvest Bible College.
Course Reviews
My Testimony
One of the things I really valued about
AXX Bible College was the flexibility. I am working as Bus Driver in Sydney. And doing split hours work which I can open my ttablet and study.
It was great for me because it allowed for me to fit my study around my ministry commitments, and allowed me to put my learning into immediate application.”
“I live in Sydney suburb Lakemba, people’s from many background world view is very different, and AXX Bible College Study Material Engaging the Scriptures prepared me really well for that.
I study the lectures from Matt who deliver the study of Bible very well : word study, up to application, prepared me well to be doing church Ministry to become Youth Pastor right here in Lakemba Baptist Church, Sydney, and helped me in my study just like a missionary training as i apply in my ministry together with my wife and my children. Home – Church – Work (school for my children)
God grace and blessing abundantly provide us with His Wisdom and Knowledge.
Thank you AXX Bible College.
Kind regards,
Lamhot
CONTEXT IS IS BETTER THAN JUST TEXT
I personally think that the consistent emphasis on embracing the broader context of Biblical passages is particularly helpful in this unit. This is very helpful especially in Africa where most of the time, text overwrites context in sermons and even bible studies. Great unit for a good solid foundation in Scriptural studies and interpretation approaches.
Introduction to Theology part Personal Review
I am very happy having learnt how to
1. Clarify biblical topics within coherent thematic frameworks,
2. Highly appreciate methods of studying theology,
3 And also the understanding of revelation a& interpretation of scriptures
Thus, am excited to proceed to the next study topic as these skill are helpful in learning more about our God, and how to live for Christ Jesus, My Lord and Savior. Amen
This series systematically introduces every aspect of Christian theology. Beginning with asking the what, why, how and which of theology, the presenter Grant Buchanan moves to the ways God has and does communicate with People & Creation.
Curriculum Covered
- Sin & Salvation: Salvation
- Sin & Salvation: Blood
- Sin & Salvation: Evil
- Sin & Salvation: Affliction
- Christology
- Heresies
- The Creeds
- The Deity of Jesus
- The Humanity of Jesus
- Atonement
- Atonement in the New Testament
- N.T. Wright on the Atonement
- The Resurrection & Ascension
- Who is the Holy Spirit?
- The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament
- The Holy Spirit in the New Testament
- The Personhood of the Holy Spirit
- The Fruits, Gifts & Baptism in the Spirit
- Theology of Church
- What is the Church?
- Church: Local and Universal
- The Church & the Kingdom
- Church Leadership & Roles
- Theology of the Future
- Death
- The Second Coming & the Rapture
- The Millennial Reign & Judgement
- New Heavens, New Earth
About your instructor
Pastor Grant Buchanan
Prior to Bible teaching, Grant served as a full-time pastor and school chaplain. Although a lecturer in theology and biblical studies with a focus on Pauline theology and the Gospels, Grant also operates as a professional counsellor and is working towards the completion of this Doctor of Philosophy by exploring a pneumatological reading of Galatians in light of 6:15 and the impact this has on Christian identify.
Course Reviews
significant positive shifts in my perspective
Axx has been an incredible blessing in my life. The teachings have profoundly impacted and imparted me, giving me clarity and depth of understanding, leading to significant positive shifts in my perspective. It’s more than just teaching; it’s a transformative experience. Thanks very plenty
Introduction to theology
Am glad to be in axx bible college ,I learned alot about God and humanity may God bless you for the good and great job
I am Amazed
Fully packed, thank you so much.
This series systematically introduces every aspect of Christian theology. Beginning with asking the what, why, how and which of theology, the presenter Grant Buchanan moves to the ways God has and does communicate with People & Creation.
Curriculum Covered
- Sin & Salvation: Salvation
- Sin & Salvation: Blood
- Sin & Salvation: Evil
- Sin & Salvation: Affliction
- Christology
- Heresies
- The Creeds
- The Deity of Jesus
- The Humanity of Jesus
- Atonement
- Atonement in the New Testament
- N.T. Wright on the Atonement
- The Resurrection & Ascension
- Who is the Holy Spirit?
- The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament
- The Holy Spirit in the New Testament
- The Personhood of the Holy Spirit
- The Fruits, Gifts & Baptism in the Spirit
- Theology of Church
- What is the Church?
- Church: Local and Universal
- The Church & the Kingdom
- Church Leadership & Roles
- Theology of the Future
- Death
- The Second Coming & the Rapture
- The Millennial Reign & Judgement
- New Heavens, New Earth
About your instructor
Pastor Grant Buchanan
Prior to Bible teaching, Grant served as a full-time pastor and school chaplain. Although a lecturer in theology and biblical studies with a focus on Pauline theology and the Gospels, Grant also operates as a professional counsellor and is working towards the completion of this Doctor of Philosophy by exploring a pneumatological reading of Galatians in light of 6:15 and the impact this has on Christian identify.
Course reviews
significant positive shifts in my perspective
Axx has been an incredible blessing in my life. The teachings have profoundly impacted and imparted me, giving me clarity and depth of understanding, leading to significant positive shifts in my perspective. It’s more than just teaching; it’s a transformative experience. Thanks very plenty
Introduction to theology
Am glad to be in axx bible college ,I learned alot about God and humanity may God bless you for the good and great job
I am Amazed
Fully packed, thank you so much.
This course is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to evaluate, synthesise, communicate and apply the biblical narrative to a selected contemporary ministry context.
Curriculum Covered
- Seeing the Bible as One Story
- What is the Story? (Working it Out)
- The Plot: Orientation & Creation
- The Plot: Complication
- The Plot: Resolution
- The Exodus (YHWH vs Pharaoh)
- Sinai Covenant
- The Desert & Covenant Renewal
- The Former Prophets (From Conquest to Exile)
- The Judges Cycle
- Ups & Downs of Samuel
- The Tragedy of Solomon
- The Latter Prophets
- Isaiah: Concerns Three Crises
- Jeremiah: the Weeping Prophet
- The Day of YHWH: the Minor Prophets
- The Writings
About your instructor
Matthew Jarlett
Following the completion of his Bachelor of Arts (Biblical Studies), Matthew assumed the Vocational Education Course Supervisor role with Harvest Bible College.
Course Reviews
Community Chaplaincy
I got more information and better language to use when listening better with others.
Am I ready for Baptism
I am now understand the baptism and the oneness. I would like to thank you Axx bible institute for allowing and providing such a deep corse in depth with vidios and pictures to paint the picture correctly
Practical and Spiritual
Through my 12 month journey, Axx Bible College has given me guidance, practical teaching and Holy Spirit spiritual teaching to feel confidently equipped to write my first book, which is at the publishers, and will be available soon. But God doesn’t stop there, and when you’re connected to the Vine, the full Power of Christ emerges and through the Will of the Holy Spirit, I have started creating a second book! I’m only 5,000 words in, but another example of being in the right place at the right time, thank you Axx your teaching resources are special and anointed through Christ Jesus! I feel the Power!
This course will kick start your interpretive journey of the Scriptures as you unpack the nature of the Bible and how to read sentences, paragraphs and discourses within the biblical text.
Curriculum Covered
- The Nature of the Bible (1)
- The Nature of the Bible (2)
- Pre-Understandings (1)
- Pre-Understandings (2)
- The Interpretive Journey (1)
- The Interpretive Journey (2)
- Reading Sentences
- Reading Paragraphs (1)
- Reading Paragraphs (2)
- Observation
- Reading Discourses (1)
- Reading Discourses (2)
About your instructor
Pastor Grant Buchanan
Prior to Bible teaching, Grant served as a full-time pastor and school chaplain. Although a lecturer in theology and biblical studies with a focus on Pauline theology and the Gospels, Grant also operates as a professional counsellor and is working towards the completion of this Doctor of Philosophy by exploring a pneumatological reading of Galatians in light of 6:15 and the impact this has on Christian identify.
Course Reviews
The Importance of Genre in Interpreting Scripture
In this module, l have come to understand that the bible is composed of various literary genres. Learning about these genres has given me insight into their unique purposes and how they communicate truth. For instance, Epistles are authoritative, one-sided letters that offer instruction, encouragement, and advice. Narratives use real-life stories to instruct and leave a lasting impression on the memory. Poetry, which makes up nearly half of the Old Testament, is emotionally rich and powerfully expressive. Wisdom literature emphasizes thoughtful reflection and guides us in how to respond to life’s complexities. Recognizing these forms of genres deepens our understanding and application of Scripture.
Balancing Background, Context, and Genre in Biblical Interpretation
In this module, I learned that effective interpretation of Scripture requires a sound understanding of its historical and cultural background, while being careful not to let the background overshadow the actual meaning of the text. Both contextual and literary contexts are crucial in uncovering the original intent of the passage. Grasping the importance of avoiding allegorizing, topologizing, or over-spiritualizing the text unless the context clearly supports such an interpretation. These principles help ensure that our application of Scripture is accurate and specific. Additionally, understanding the different biblical genres is essential, as each genre guides and shapes how we interpret and apply a given passage.
Interpretation of the scripture
In this module, I learned that pre-understanding or presuppositions could distort our interpretation of Scripture, potentially leading us away from its true meaning. Therefore, it is essential to approach the Bible with openness, allowing the text to speak for itself. Proper interpretation begins with understanding the original context and then applying the meaning through the “principalizing bridge” to our present time. The goal is to discover the meaning God has already placed in the text, rather than imposing our own ideas onto it. Additionally, we were encouraged to read the Bible attentively—not skim it—by looking for patterns such as repetition, contrasts, comparisons, cause and effect, and by reading in context. This involves moving from general to specific and vice versa, and paying attention to questions and answers within the passage.
The Bible is not one book, but a collection of books with many genres. In this course, you’ll uncover the different genres in the Bible and learn how they affect the way in which Scripture is read and interpreted.
Curriculum Covered
- New Testament Genre: Gospels
- New Testament Genre: Epistles
- New Testament Genre: Revelation
- Old Testament Genre: Narrative
- Old Testament Genre: Law & Prophets
- Old Testament Genre: Poetry
- Old Testament Genre: Wisdom
- New Testament Genre: Acts
- Communicating the Passage
- Where we have Been
About your instructor
Pastor Grant Buchanan
Prior to Bible teaching, Grant served as a full-time pastor and school chaplain. Although a lecturer in theology and biblical studies with a focus on Pauline theology and the Gospels, Grant also operates as a professional counsellor and is working towards the completion of this Doctor of Philosophy by exploring a pneumatological reading of Galatians in light of 6:15 and the impact this has on Christian identify.
Course Reviews
The Importance of Genre in Interpreting Scripture
In this module, l have come to understand that the bible is composed of various literary genres. Learning about these genres has given me insight into their unique purposes and how they communicate truth. For instance, Epistles are authoritative, one-sided letters that offer instruction, encouragement, and advice. Narratives use real-life stories to instruct and leave a lasting impression on the memory. Poetry, which makes up nearly half of the Old Testament, is emotionally rich and powerfully expressive. Wisdom literature emphasizes thoughtful reflection and guides us in how to respond to life’s complexities. Recognizing these forms of genres deepens our understanding and application of Scripture.
Balancing Background, Context, and Genre in Biblical Interpretation
In this module, I learned that effective interpretation of Scripture requires a sound understanding of its historical and cultural background, while being careful not to let the background overshadow the actual meaning of the text. Both contextual and literary contexts are crucial in uncovering the original intent of the passage. Grasping the importance of avoiding allegorizing, topologizing, or over-spiritualizing the text unless the context clearly supports such an interpretation. These principles help ensure that our application of Scripture is accurate and specific. Additionally, understanding the different biblical genres is essential, as each genre guides and shapes how we interpret and apply a given passage.
Interpretation of the scripture
In this module, I learned that pre-understanding or presuppositions could distort our interpretation of Scripture, potentially leading us away from its true meaning. Therefore, it is essential to approach the Bible with openness, allowing the text to speak for itself. Proper interpretation begins with understanding the original context and then applying the meaning through the “principalizing bridge” to our present time. The goal is to discover the meaning God has already placed in the text, rather than imposing our own ideas onto it. Additionally, we were encouraged to read the Bible attentively—not skim it—by looking for patterns such as repetition, contrasts, comparisons, cause and effect, and by reading in context. This involves moving from general to specific and vice versa, and paying attention to questions and answers within the passage.
The Bible is not one book, but a collection of books with many genres. In this course, you’ll uncover the different genres in the Bible and learn how they affect the way in which Scripture is read and interpreted.
Curriculum Covered
- Historical Context (1)
- Historical Context (2)
- Historical Context (3)
- Literary Context (1)
- Literary Context (2)
- Literary Context (3)
- Word Studies (1)
- Word Studies (2)
- Word Studies (3)
- Meaning & Original Intention (1)
- Meaning & Original Intention (2)
- Meaning & Original Intention (3)
- Interpretation
- Holy Spirit & Interpretation
- Application
- Literary Context & Genre
About your instructor
Pastor Grant Buchanan
Prior to Bible teaching, Grant served as a full-time pastor and school chaplain. Although a lecturer in theology and biblical studies with a focus on Pauline theology and the Gospels, Grant also operates as a professional counsellor and is working towards the completion of this Doctor of Philosophy by exploring a pneumatological reading of Galatians in light of 6:15 and the impact this has on Christian identify.
Course Reviews
The Importance of Genre in Interpreting Scripture
In this module, l have come to understand that the bible is composed of various literary genres. Learning about these genres has given me insight into their unique purposes and how they communicate truth. For instance, Epistles are authoritative, one-sided letters that offer instruction, encouragement, and advice. Narratives use real-life stories to instruct and leave a lasting impression on the memory. Poetry, which makes up nearly half of the Old Testament, is emotionally rich and powerfully expressive. Wisdom literature emphasizes thoughtful reflection and guides us in how to respond to life’s complexities. Recognizing these forms of genres deepens our understanding and application of Scripture.
Balancing Background, Context, and Genre in Biblical Interpretation
In this module, I learned that effective interpretation of Scripture requires a sound understanding of its historical and cultural background, while being careful not to let the background overshadow the actual meaning of the text. Both contextual and literary contexts are crucial in uncovering the original intent of the passage. Grasping the importance of avoiding allegorizing, topologizing, or over-spiritualizing the text unless the context clearly supports such an interpretation. These principles help ensure that our application of Scripture is accurate and specific. Additionally, understanding the different biblical genres is essential, as each genre guides and shapes how we interpret and apply a given passage.
Interpretation of the scripture
In this module, I learned that pre-understanding or presuppositions could distort our interpretation of Scripture, potentially leading us away from its true meaning. Therefore, it is essential to approach the Bible with openness, allowing the text to speak for itself. Proper interpretation begins with understanding the original context and then applying the meaning through the “principalizing bridge” to our present time. The goal is to discover the meaning God has already placed in the text, rather than imposing our own ideas onto it. Additionally, we were encouraged to read the Bible attentively—not skim it—by looking for patterns such as repetition, contrasts, comparisons, cause and effect, and by reading in context. This involves moving from general to specific and vice versa, and paying attention to questions and answers within the passage.
This course gives an overview of the life and ministry of Jesus as described by four gospel narratives. The aim of the course is to bring an understanding of the cultural and historical environment of the day within its literary setting.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description
- Introduction to Course
- Concept of Audience
- Context of the Internal Narrative Audience (1)
- Context of the Internal Narrative Audience (2)
- Context of the Internal Narrative Audience (3)
- Interpretation
- What are the Gospels?
- Why Four Different Accounts?
- Structure of Gospel Accounts (1)
- Structure of Gospel Accounts (2)
- Structure of Gospel Accounts (3)
- Structure of Gospel Accounts (4)
- What is the Gospel? (1)
- What is the Gospel? (2)
- History of the Birth of Jesus
- The Passion Week
- Jesus & the Fulfilment of the Old Testament (1)
- Jesus & the Fulfilment of the Old Testament (2)
- Jesus & the Fulfilment of the Old Testament (3)
- Jesus is the Breather of Life
- Putting it all Together
- What does the Kingdom look like? (Mark)
- Abstracting Principles
- Application
- What Does the Kingdom Look Like? (Matthew & Luke)
- What Does the Kingdom Look Like? (John)
- Jesus Kingdom Gospel Today?
- Jesus’ Commissioning
About your instructor
Matthew Jarlett
Following the completion of his Bachelor of Arts (Biblical Studies), Matthew assumed the Vocational Education Course Supervisor role with Harvest Bible College.
Course Reviews
Jesus. Kingdom. Gospel: Part 1
Jesus’ Kingdom” refers to the reign or rule of God, as taught and demonstrated by Jesus. It’s a central theme in the Gospels, often described as a present reality and a future hope, characterized by righteousness, peace, and joy. Jesus’ teachings about the kingdom emphasize its transformative power, both individually and collectively, and its implications for how believers live in the world.
God’s Reign:
The kingdom of God is fundamentally about God’s sovereign rule and authority. It’s not a physical territory, but a spiritual reality where God’s will is done.
Present and Future:
Jesus proclaimed that the kingdom of God had already come in his ministry, yet it also has a future consummation. His parables often illustrate this dual aspect.
Transformation:
Entering the kingdom of God requires a radical change of heart and life, turning away from sin and embracing God’s values. This transformation is both an individual experience and a societal impact.
Emphasis on Love and Justice:
The kingdom of God is characterized by love, compassion, and justice, challenging believers to live out these values in their relationships and actions.
Community:
The kingdom is not just an individual experience but also a community of believers who support and encourage one another in their faith.
Contrasting with Earthly Kingdoms:
Jesus’ kingdom contrasts with earthly kingdoms built on power, domination, and self-interest, highlighting the values of humility, service, and self-sacrifice.
In essence, the kingdom of God, as taught by Jesus, is a call to align one’s life with God’s will, experiencing transformation in the present and anticipating its full manifestation in the future, marked by love, justice, and peace.
Jesus. Kingdom. Gospel: Part 1
Jesus’ Kingdom” refers to the reign or rule of God, as taught and demonstrated by Jesus. It’s a central theme in the Gospels, often described as a present reality and a future hope, characterized by righteousness, peace, and joy. Jesus’ teachings about the kingdom emphasize its transformative power, both individually and collectively, and its implications for how believers live in the world.
God’s Reign:
The kingdom of God is fundamentally about God’s sovereign rule and authority. It’s not a physical territory, but a spiritual reality where God’s will is done.
Present and Future:
Jesus proclaimed that the kingdom of God had already come in his ministry, yet it also has a future consummation. His parables often illustrate this dual aspect.
Transformation:
Entering the kingdom of God requires a radical change of heart and life, turning away from sin and embracing God’s values. This transformation is both an individual experience and a societal impact.
Emphasis on Love and Justice:
The kingdom of God is characterized by love, compassion, and justice, challenging believers to live out these values in their relationships and actions.
Community:
The kingdom is not just an individual experience but also a community of believers who support and encourage one another in their faith.
Contrasting with Earthly Kingdoms:
Jesus’ kingdom contrasts with earthly kingdoms built on power, domination, and self-interest, highlighting the values of humility, service, and self-sacrifice.
In essence, the kingdom of God, as taught by Jesus, is a call to align one’s life with God’s will, experiencing transformation in the present and anticipating its full manifestation in the future, marked by love, justice, and peace.
phenomenal course
This course has brought my understanding of the the kingdom of God, the gospel of the kingdom and Jesus Christ as the king of the kingdom, the centre of the gospel, to a whole new level.
Thanks to Matt who helped us gain this knowledge.
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- 162 Lessons
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- 162 Lessons
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Certification of Bible and Theology Snapshot
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8 specifically designed courses
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162 lessons
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54 hours on-demand video
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Certification
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Full lifetime access
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Access on computer, mobile devices and TV
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All learning resources, handouts and E-library at no extra cost
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Personalised Certified Certificate of Completion
Certification of Bible and Theology Reviews
Community Chaplaincy
I got more information and better language to use when listening better with others.
Am I ready for Baptism
I am now understand the baptism and the oneness. I would like to thank you Axx bible institute for allowing and providing such a deep corse in depth with vidios and pictures to paint the picture correctly
Practical and Spiritual
Through my 12 month journey, Axx Bible College has given me guidance, practical teaching and Holy Spirit spiritual teaching to feel confidently equipped to write my first book, which is at the publishers, and will be available soon. But God doesn’t stop there, and when you’re connected to the Vine, the full Power of Christ emerges and through the Will of the Holy Spirit, I have started creating a second book! I’m only 5,000 words in, but another example of being in the right place at the right time, thank you Axx your teaching resources are special and anointed through Christ Jesus! I feel the Power!
Strong connections is key
You cannot lead without people and people matter, you matter and so does Christ, He matters, and you matter to Him.
Realistic solutions to complex scenarios
Real practical skill development opportunities here to learn about dealing with conflict affectively. The course offered great examples we can apply in real-life situations and also within a ministerial context. Very well discussed, and clearly thought out and intentionally taught offering realistic solutions to complex scenarios.
Growing in God!
I enjoyed the insightful videos, and easy to follow. I enjoyed my time learning about Growing in God!!!
Great job
Very well taught. Good for making things understandable
MISSIONS TRIP
GOOD
Very real but challengingly excellent!
Communication and the Principles of Team work can be a touchy and sensitive subject. AXX Bible College offered real solutions to this challenging subject. thank you.
Very beneficial course
Certification of Bible and Theology Requirements
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Certificate of Bible and Theology qualification only requires a desire to learn about the introductory concepts of the Bible, and how I fit into the plans and purposes of God
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This certificate only requires a desire to learn about the introductory concepts of the Theology (God), and who God is and why I exist
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A love of God and the Word
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Learners are welcome to commence this qualification at any time
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A computer, tablet or smartphone is required
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No additional software is required
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Internet connection is required
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Lessons are presented in English
All assessment tasks must be completed to be certified
- Learners are required to complete all video lessons
- Each lesson has a short multiple choice quiz
- There are no essays to be written in this qualification