MasterClass of Bible and Theology
Academic Level
Masters/Doctorate
Duration
Flexible
Assessment
Yes. Self Reflections
Study Method
Online
MasterClass of Bible and Theology Overview
The MasterClass of Bible and Theology is designed and developed for pastors and ministry leaders who are looking for advanced and practical, biblical and theological ministry development.
The Axx MasterClass of Bible and Theology brings together a group of Bible and Theology experts. They go deeper into the word of God to bring about personal and practical ministry applications.
You will be equipped with the tools and skills you need to minister at the highest levels for life long fruitful ministry. You will be empowered with high-level theological reflection skills to build a rich understanding of the Bible and God’s answers to the challenging questions of contemporary life and ministry.
If understanding the nature of God and the important truths of the Bible are important to you then the Axx MasterClass of Bible and Theology is perfect for you.
All courses in the Axx MasterClass of Bible and Theology are taught at Masters and Doctorate levels.
It is expected that pastors and leaders undertaking the MasterClass of Bible and Theology will have a substantial background in ministry, biblical studies and theology.
This qualification builds on the Axx Bible & Theology Stream.
Who is the MasterClass of Bible and Theology for
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The MasterClass of Bible and Theology is designed for pastors and leaders who are very experienced in ministry who are wanting to take knowledge of the Bible and Theology to an expert level.
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Those pastors and leaders in ministry looking for high-level professional development.
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Those pastors and leaders seeking to take time to reflect on their ministry practice.
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It is ideal for those who are wanting serious study of the Bible and Theology.
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It enables the leader to refresh their knowledge of the Bible and Theology at a graduate level without the hassle of attending classes and writing long research papers.
What you will learn
Theological Reflections for Ministry: Ministry MasterClass
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You will find your best method of theological reflection to enhance your ministry. It will synthesise reflection on one or more experiences into a coherent way of applying theological reflection to your ministry.
The Trinity: Ministry MasterClass
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How to understand the various historical and contemporary views of the Trinity and how it impacts vital aspects of ministry today.
Bible, Leadership & Women: Ministry MasterClass
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You will learn how to evaluate arguments for and against women in church leadership and ministry and their biblical foundations. You will develop your own theology of ministry in the light of your context and leadership.
Issues in Old Testament Theology: Ministry MasterClass – Part 1
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How to understand the key theological positions found in the Torah including creation, covenants, leadership and temple.
Issues in Old Testament Theology: Ministry MasterClass – Part 2
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How to understand the key theological positions found in the historical and wisdom literature of the old testament including exile and return, kingship, Jesus and Lordship.
Revelation Today: Intro & Background
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You will embark on a journey through the Book of Revelation to understand in simple language the complexities of the Book of Revelation. In this course, you’ll walk through Revelation alongside our international experts, unpacking the background and eschatological context of the book of Revelation.
Revelation Today: Commentary Part 1 & 2
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You will learn how to exegete every chapter of the Book of Revelation.
Pentecostal Perspectives: Ministry MasterClass
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You will join Dr Amos Yong as he devotes one or two sessions to a variety of important theological conversations in Pentecostal ministry & the theological world. Topics include Hermeneutical Spirit; Pentecostal Perspectives; NT & OT Perspectives; and a Theology of Disability.
Practical Theology: Ministry MasterClass
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How to integrate charismatic and empirical perspectives in Practical Theology. Dr Mark Cartledge surveys the different models of the interaction of Practical Theology & Social Sciences defending a consistent charismatic spirituality.
Included Courses
This course will help pastors and leaders build their capacity to reflect upon the ministry and to critique and shape their own ministry to be more effective in response to these reflections.
Curriculum Covered
- Models and Barriers
- Interview with Ps Andrew Groza
- Interview with Dr Nigel Pegram
- Paul as a Model (1)
- Paul as Model (2)
- Kinast’s Model of Theological Reflection (1)
- Kinast’s Model of Theological Reflection(2)
- Anderson on Theological Reflection
- Osmer’s Model of Theological Reflection
- Empirical Task & Priestly Learning
- The Interpretive Task
- Asking the Right Questions
- Using Social Scientific Methods
- The Normative Task
- The Contemplative Pastor
- Interview with Dr Ian Grant
- Interview with Dr Jeremy Weetman
- How to Think Theologically
- Theological Issues & Questions in Ministry
- Two Case Studies
- Graham Buxton Reflections
- Pentecostal Perspectives on Ministry
- Case Study in Pentecostal Ministry: Demons & Sickness
- The Pragmatic Task
- The Mandate of a Pastoral Leader
- What Counts as Success in Ministry?
- Learning from Experience
About your instructor
Dr Jon Newton
John is an Associate Professor at Alphacrucis College after serving for nine years at Harvest Bible College, most recently as Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Research. His goal is to promote Christian higher education and missions, including training students for Asia and Europe. Dr Jon’s Ph D was gained at Deakin University (conferred 2007) with a thesis entitled “Postmodernism, Christianity and the Book of Revelation.” The author of two books: Revelation Reclaimed: The Use and Misuse of the Apocalypse (Paternoster 2009) and The Revelation Worldview (Wipf and Stock 2015). I also edited New Frontiers: Redefining Christian Ministry for 21st Century Contexts (Mosaic 2013). I have also had a number of articles published in peer-reviewed journals such as Australian Biblical Review, Colloquium, Heythrop Journal and Journal of Pentecostal Theology. I am the editor of the Journal of Contemporary Ministry. Currently, I am working on a commentary on Revelation for a new Pentecostal commentary series. My other main research interest is Australian Pentecostalism.
Course Reviews
Masterclass
It was nice
Success in ministry
It has helped me learn many issues to guide me for success
THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS FOR MINISTRY 1
The Theological Reflections for Ministry course was an incredibly enriching and thought-provoking experience. It provided a strong foundation in theological concepts and frameworks that are essential for anyone involved in ministry work. The course covered a wide range of topics, from biblical interpretation to contemporary issues in theology, and encouraged deep, critical engagement with the material.
The course also emphasized the importance of personal spiritual growth and reflection, as well as the application of theological principles to real-world ministry contexts. The discussions and assignments encouraged me to think deeply about my own beliefs and how they inform my approach to ministry.
Overall, I found the Theological Reflections for Ministry course to be invaluable in deepening my understanding of theology and its implications for ministry practice. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to strengthen their theological foundation and enhance their ministry skills.
This is an advanced course on the distinctive Christian doctrine of the Trinity. International expert Dr Kevin Giles provides a framework to engage with and understand the issues, ancient and contemporary, surrounding traditional Trinitarian theology.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description & Additional Resources
- Introduction
- God in the Bible
- The Early Centuries
- Arius & Athanasius
- The Fourth & Fifth Centuries
- Reformation
- Issues in Expressing the Reality of Trinity
- Some Theological Issues
- 20th Century German Theologians
- Varying Expressions of the Trinity
About your instructor
Rev Dr Kevin Giles
Dr Kevin Giles, an Australian, has served as an Anglican parish minister for over forty years. He has been publishing on the substantial equality of the sexes since 1975. He holds a doctorate in New Testament studies and has published books on the church, church health, ministry in the apostolic age, the book of Acts, gender equality, and the Trinity, and numerous scholarly and popular articles.
Course Reviews
God in three persons yet one divine being
Understanding how God the Father, the Son and the Spirit relate and operate as one divine being has been a great experience and revelation.
The entire trinitarian theology
It’s a profound subject that I have learnt alot and will relook on what I didn’t think of before this course
The trinity
The course has changed my view of trinity to the better. I have understood the doctrine of trinity very well.
This course provides an advanced framework for understanding the role of women in ministry leadership. You’ll learn about the key theological concepts that underpin the issue, allowing you to view women in leadership from a biblical perspective.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description
- Foundations of Ministry in the Apostolic Age
- Important Concepts of Ministry from the Apostolic Age
- Historical Development of Ministry
- Women’s Subordination in History
- Various Views on Women in Scripture and the Importance of Beginnings
- Jesus & Women
- The Thinking of Paul Concerning Women and Leadership
- Key Issues
About your instructor
Rev Dr Kevin Giles
Dr Kevin Giles, an Australian, has served as an Anglican parish minister for over forty years. He has been publishing on the substantial equality of the sexes since 1975. He holds a doctorate in New Testament studies and has published books on the church, church health, ministry in the apostolic age, the book of Acts, gender equality, and the Trinity, and numerous scholarly and popular articles.
Course Reviews
Women in the ministry
This has been a very encouraging and makes wrong things right.
Inspirational teachings
It is apparently true that a few years back I could not imagine that a time like this I would be so informed in theological knowledge as I am.thanks to axx.
Women and their theology
This course is the foundation to equality in the ministry
This two-part course involves a study of key Issues in Old Testament Theology with a view to ministers becoming able to confidently address and apply concepts and themes from the Old Testament to the contemporary local church and ministry situation. The focus of part 1 is the Torah and the Key issues found within.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description & Additional Resources
- Opening Issues (1)
- Opening Issues (2)
- Theology as Narration
- Theology & Creation
- God Began: Creation (1)
- God Began: Creation (2)
- God Started Over: Eden to Noah
- God Started Over: Noah to Babel
- God Promised: Israel’s Ancestors (1)
- God Promised: Israel’s Ancestors (2)
- God Delivered: The Exodus (1)
- God Delivered: The Exodus (2)
- God’s Seal: Sinai – YHWH’s Covenant
- God’s Seal: Sinai – YHWH’s Expectations
- God Gave: The Land
- God Accommodated: Leadership
- God Accommodated: The Temple
About your instructor
Dr Ashley Crane
Ashley is a leading Pentecostal scholar (PhD Murdoch), ministering in a prophetic anointing throughout Australasia and the USA in many churches, conferences and leadership training seminars; he is zealous to see people fully trained and flowing in both the Word and the power of the Holy Spirit. Ashely has been in ministry for 38 years and pastored five cross-cultural churches in Israel, the USA, and Australia. Ashley was the Principal/CEO of Harvest West Bible College for 18 years. Ashley is the VP / Secretary for Celebrate Messiah (Australia), and the pastoral team at Sound City Church (Rockingham).
Course Reviews
The experience
Well understood
The church
It’s quite profound but we’ll explained
Issues in apologetic 1
Has been a challenging course. Which has given me a wide up understanding in matters relating to faith and believes
This course involves a study of key Issues in Old Testament Theology with a view to ministers becoming able to confidently address and apply concepts and themes from the Old Testament to the contemporary local church and ministry situation. The content of part two focus on God’s covenant people from King, Exile and the Return of the people of God to the Promised Land.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description & Additional Resources
- God preserved: Solomon to Exile
- God preserved: Exile & Restoration
- OT/NT Theology: Jesus
- God: Lordship
- God: Person & Activity
- Israel: YHWH’s Covenant People
- Israel: YHWH’s Chosen
- The Nightmare (1)
- The Nightmare (2)
- The Vision: Renewing the People
- The Vision: Renewing Monarchy
- Humanity: Relationship & Responsibility
- Humanity: How Life Works
- The World
- The Nations (1)
- The Nations (2)
- Wisdom Literature (1)
- Wisdom Literature (2)
About your instructor
Dr Ashley Crane
Ashley is a leading Pentecostal scholar (PhD Murdoch), ministering in a prophetic anointing throughout Australasia and the USA in many churches, conferences and leadership training seminars; he is zealous to see people fully trained and flowing in both the Word and the power of the Holy Spirit. Ashely has been in ministry for 38 years and pastored five cross-cultural churches in Israel, the USA, and Australia. Ashley was the Principal/CEO of Harvest West Bible College for 18 years. Ashley is the VP / Secretary for Celebrate Messiah (Australia), and the pastoral team at Sound City Church (Rockingham).
Course Reviews
The experience
Well understood
The church
It’s quite profound but we’ll explained
Issues in apologetic 1
Has been a challenging course. Which has given me a wide up understanding in matters relating to faith and believes
For today’s reader, embarking on a journey through the Book of Revelation can be a challenging quest. In this course, you’ll walk through Revelation alongside our international experts, unpacking the background and context of the letter.
Curriculum Covered
- Author & Date
- Historical Background
- Occasion & Purpose
- Rhetoric in Revelation
- Reception History of Revelation
- Major Interpretive Approaches
- Modern Approaches
- Genre (1)
- Genre (2)
- Structure & Literary Features
- Intertextual References
About your instructor
Dr Jon Newton
John is an Associate Professor at Alphacrucis College after serving for nine years at Harvest Bible College, most recently as Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Research. His goal is to promote Christian higher education and missions, including training students for Asia and Europe. Dr Jon’s Ph D was gained at Deakin University (conferred 2007) with a thesis entitled “Postmodernism, Christianity and the Book of Revelation.” The author of two books: Revelation Reclaimed: The Use and Misuse of the Apocalypse (Paternoster 2009) and The Revelation Worldview (Wipf and Stock 2015). I also edited New Frontiers: Redefining Christian Ministry for 21st Century Contexts (Mosaic 2013). I have also had a number of articles published in peer-reviewed journals such as Australian Biblical Review, Colloquium, Heythrop Journal and Journal of Pentecostal Theology. I am the editor of the Journal of Contemporary Ministry. Currently, I am working on a commentary on Revelation for a new Pentecostal commentary series. My other main research interest is Australian Pentecostalism.
Dr Uwen Low
Uwen has recently completed his PhD in the Book of Revelation. His research interests include the Book of Revelation, visual exegesis, postcolonial criticism, performance criticism, and cultural (particularly Asian) readings of the Biblical text. Uwen was a youth pastor for a number of years prior to undertaking full-time bible teaching.
Course Reviews
THANK YOU
It is a very exiting unit as both lecturers operate harmoniously and demystify the book of Revelation that many ministers of the Gospel and Christians avoid to interact with.
The Book of Revelation is regarded by many believers as a tough/hard book to read, understand and interpret.
Thank you Axx Bible College for this training.
Blessings to you all.
THANK YOU
Quite an enlightening unit.
The two facilitators are flow very well.
Kindly note, in the cases where there are 2 lessons, that is part 1&2, the slides for the second lessons/part are not available for downloading.
Thank you Axx Bible College for this opportunity to learn.
Blessings to you all.
Revelation
The part of the whore was well understood
Continue your journey through the Book of Revelation in part one of this commentary. With world class insight, unshroud some of the mysteries of the Book, as you learn how to read and understand this dynamic section of Scripture today.
Curriculum Covered
- Revelation 1:1-8
- Revelation 1:9-20
- Revelation 2-3 (A)
- Revelation 2-3 (B)
- Revelation 4
- Revelation 5
- Revelation 6
- Revelation 7
- Revelation 8
- Revelation 9
- Revelation 10
- Revelation 11:1-14
- Revelation 11:15-19
- Revelation 12:1-6
- Revelation 12:7-12
- Revelation 12:13-17
About your instructor
Dr Jon Newton
John is an Associate Professor at Alphacrucis College after serving for nine years at Harvest Bible College, most recently as Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Research. His goal is to promote Christian higher education and missions, including training students for Asia and Europe. Dr Jon’s Ph D was gained at Deakin University (conferred 2007) with a thesis entitled “Postmodernism, Christianity and the Book of Revelation.” The author of two books: Revelation Reclaimed: The Use and Misuse of the Apocalypse (Paternoster 2009) and The Revelation Worldview (Wipf and Stock 2015). I also edited New Frontiers: Redefining Christian Ministry for 21st Century Contexts (Mosaic 2013). I have also had a number of articles published in peer-reviewed journals such as Australian Biblical Review, Colloquium, Heythrop Journal and Journal of Pentecostal Theology. I am the editor of the Journal of Contemporary Ministry. Currently, I am working on a commentary on Revelation for a new Pentecostal commentary series. My other main research interest is Australian Pentecostalism.
Dr Uwen Low
Uwen has recently completed his PhD in the Book of Revelation. His research interests include the Book of Revelation, visual exegesis, postcolonial criticism, performance criticism, and cultural (particularly Asian) readings of the Biblical text. Uwen was a youth pastor for a number of years prior to undertaking full-time bible teaching.
Course Reviews
THANK YOU
It is a very exiting unit as both lecturers operate harmoniously and demystify the book of Revelation that many ministers of the Gospel and Christians avoid to interact with.
The Book of Revelation is regarded by many believers as a tough/hard book to read, understand and interpret.
Thank you Axx Bible College for this training.
Blessings to you all.
THANK YOU
Quite an enlightening unit.
The two facilitators are flow very well.
Kindly note, in the cases where there are 2 lessons, that is part 1&2, the slides for the second lessons/part are not available for downloading.
Thank you Axx Bible College for this opportunity to learn.
Blessings to you all.
Revelation
The part of the whore was well understood
Continue your journey through the Book of Revelation in part two of this commentary. With world class insight, unshroud some of the mysteries of the Book, as you learn how to read and understand this dynamic section of Scripture today.
Curriculum Covered
- Revelation 13:1-10
- Revelation 13:11-18
- Revelation 14:1-11
- Revelation 14:12-20
- Revelation 15
- Revelation 16
- Revelation 17:1-6
- Revelation 17:7-18
- Revelation 18:1-8
- Revelation 18:9 – 19:3
- Revelation 19:4-21
- Revelation 20:1-6
- Revelation 20:7-15
- Revelation 21:1-8
- Revelation 21:9-27
- Revelation 22:1-5
- Revelation 22:6-20
- Conclusion
About your instructor
Dr Jon Newton
John is an Associate Professor at Alphacrucis College after serving for nine years at Harvest Bible College, most recently as Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Research. His goal is to promote Christian higher education and missions, including training students for Asia and Europe. Dr Jon’s Ph D was gained at Deakin University (conferred 2007) with a thesis entitled “Postmodernism, Christianity and the Book of Revelation.” The author of two books: Revelation Reclaimed: The Use and Misuse of the Apocalypse (Paternoster 2009) and The Revelation Worldview (Wipf and Stock 2015). I also edited New Frontiers: Redefining Christian Ministry for 21st Century Contexts (Mosaic 2013). I have also had a number of articles published in peer-reviewed journals such as Australian Biblical Review, Colloquium, Heythrop Journal and Journal of Pentecostal Theology. I am the editor of the Journal of Contemporary Ministry. Currently, I am working on a commentary on Revelation for a new Pentecostal commentary series. My other main research interest is Australian Pentecostalism.
Dr Uwen Low
Uwen has recently completed his PhD in the Book of Revelation. His research interests include the Book of Revelation, visual exegesis, postcolonial criticism, performance criticism, and cultural (particularly Asian) readings of the Biblical text. Uwen was a youth pastor for a number of years prior to undertaking full-time bible teaching.
Course Reviews
THANK YOU
It is a very exiting unit as both lecturers operate harmoniously and demystify the book of Revelation that many ministers of the Gospel and Christians avoid to interact with.
The Book of Revelation is regarded by many believers as a tough/hard book to read, understand and interpret.
Thank you Axx Bible College for this training.
Blessings to you all.
THANK YOU
Quite an enlightening unit.
The two facilitators are flow very well.
Kindly note, in the cases where there are 2 lessons, that is part 1&2, the slides for the second lessons/part are not available for downloading.
Thank you Axx Bible College for this opportunity to learn.
Blessings to you all.
Revelation
The part of the whore was well understood
Dr Amos Yong devotes one or two sessions to a variety of important theological conversations in the Pentecostal ministry & the Theological world. Topics include Hermeneutical Spirit; Pentecostal Perspectives; NT & OT Perspectives; and a Theology of Disability.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description
- Pentecostal Perspectives – Part 1
- Pentecostal Perspectives – Part 2
- New Testament Perspectives – Part 1
- New Testament Perspectives – Part 2
- Old Testament Perspectives – Part 1
- Old Testament Perspectives – Part 2
- Pentecostals & Public Sphere
- The Hermeneutical Spirit
- Theological Journey (Interview)
- Theology of Disability (Interview)
- Epistemology (Interview)
About your instructor
Dr Amos Yong
Amos Yong came to Fuller Seminary in 2014 from Regent University School of Divinity, where he taught for nine years, serving most recently as J. Rodman Williams Professor of Theology and as Dean. Prior to that he was served as a pastor and worked in Social and Health Services in Vancouver, Washington.
Course Reviews
Pneumatology
It’s profound but good to understand
Pentecostal perspective testimonial
The course has improved my Biblical interpretation spiritually.
Ministry as a privilege.
I have come to understand the ministry is a privilege to do the work efficiently in quest of fulfilling the mandate of God.
Mark Cartledge’s is unique in integrating charismatic and empirical perspectives in Practical Theology. Dr Cartledge surveys the different models of the interaction of Practical Theology & Social Sciences defending a consistent charismatic spirituality.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description
- Can Theology be Practical (pt1)
- Can Theology be Practical (pt2)
- Can Theology be Practical (pt3)
- Can Theology be Practical (pt4)
- Can Theology be Practical (pt5)
- Can Theology be Practical (pt6)
- Can Theology be Practical (pt7)
- What is Cyber Theology?
- Virtual Church
- Personal Journey Interview
- What is Ordinary Theology (pt1)
- What is Ordinary Theology (pt2)
- Practical Theology as a Renewal Theologian (pt1)
- Practical Theology as a Renewal Theologian (pt2)
- Practical Theology as a Renewal Theologian (pt3)
- Practical Theology as a Renewal Theologian (pt4 )
About your instructor
Dr Mark Cartledge
Reverend Professor Mark Cartledge is currently the Principal at the London School of Theology. Mark is an ordained minister in the Church of England, as well as a theologian and scholar. He has worked in parish ministry, overseas theological education in an Anglican seminary in Nigeria, and as a university chaplain at the Universities of Liverpool and Durham. He has also taught in secular University departments in the UK (Lampeter and Birmingham). During this time, he has remained active in ordained ministry at the parish level and regularly leads worship, preaches and participates in congregational life. Mark holds an MPhil from Oakhill Theological College and a PhD from the University of Wales. Mark’s research has focused on Practical Theology and Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity. His most recent book is co-written and is entitled Megachurches and Social Engagement: Public Theology in Practice (Brill, 2019).
Course Reviews
Practical theology as a whole
The project and research based theology brings greater understanding
Practical theogy
I have learned a lot of theological skills to apply in my ministry and am now able to interprete difficult biblical passages.
Appreciation
I found the practical theology course to be extremely valuable and enriching. The material covered was not only relevant but also applicable to real-life situations. I appreciated the hands-on approach to learning and the practical exercises that allowed me to put theory into practice. The course helped deepen my understanding of theology and how it can be integrated into everyday life. The instructors were knowledgeable and engaging, making the learning experience enjoyable. Overall, I believe that the practical theology course has equipped me with valuable skills and knowledge that will benefit me both personally and professionally. I highly recommend this course to anyone interested in deepening their spiritual understanding and practical application of theology.
MasterClass of Bible and Theology Options
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- 10 Specifically Designed Courses
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- Certified Training
- 198 Lessons
3 Monthly Instalments
- 10 Specifically Designed Courses
- Lifetime access to all resources
- Certified Training
- 198 Lessons
One Upfront Payment
- 10 Specifically Designed Courses
- Lifetime access to all resources
- Certified Training
- 198 Lessons
MasterClass of Bible and Theology Snapshot
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10 specifically designed courses
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198 lessons
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65 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
MasterClass of Bible and Theology Reviews
Pastoral care
Even though I have been providing pastoral care with a variety of people, this has opened my eyes to how to do it more effectively.
Informative, Interesting and Inspiring.
I am throughly enjoying the course on the ‘Person & Work of the Holy Spirit’. The course has is interesting and has presented many perspectives that I had not previously considered.
Pastral Care
This unit has been so inspiring. Learning about myself more and how to work alongside others in a team and manage situations that sometimes may be difficult. Realising that we are all wired differently with a specific skill set and giftings makes doing life an interesting mix. Understanding expectations, communication styles and behaviour patterns is instrumental in leading a church and working in teams. I have been fascinated in knowing more about myself and why I behave the way I do. Knowing that I can get alongside others and show care and concern to help them in their time of need, is what we are called to do.
MasterClass of Bible and Theology Requirements
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This MasterClass of Bible and Theology is best done after the completion of one of the lower-level ministry certifications to ensure adequate preparation for these Master’s and Doctorate level courses.
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If you have relevant ministry experience or previous training then you can commence this qualification immediately. If you would like to course advice on this qualification please contact us on courseadvice@axx.global or book a phone call
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This MasterClass of Bible and Theology requires a desire to learn high-level biblical and theological principles and a desire to apply them to ministry inside and outside of the Church.
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Have a desire to be a lifelong ministry leader.
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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