Ekklesia Theological Seminary

ET101: Old Testament Survey: Genesis to Joshua
- Mentor: Joe Dooley
- Mentor: ETS Mentor 1
This course covers creation to the Promised Land through literary, historical, and theological analysis. Major themes are traced through redemptive history as each biblical book is examined. Important theological issues, such as creation, fall, covenant, and law, are examined in the context of the ANE and Israel’s own historical setting. Such analysis is foundational for understanding the rest of Scripture and for how this section of Scripture has meaning for God’s people today.
ET102: Old Testament Survey: Judges to Poets

This course is an exposition of two major portions of the Old Testament: the Historical Books and the Wisdom Literature. As such, it will focus on the historical periods of Israel’s estatement in the land of Canaan, the United and Divided Monarchies, and the destruction and subsequent Exile of both Israel and Judah. In addition, it will consider the poetic writings of the Hebrews, much of which was penned during the historical periods just mentioned. Our approach will be both exegetical (historical-grammatical) and theological (the unfolding of redemptive history).
ET103: Old Testament Survey: Prophets: Isaiah-Malachi

An expository study of the message of the prophets which looks at their meaning in the context of OT history, which is foundational for understanding their message for God’s people today. Issues surrounding the interpretation of prophecy, the unfolding of revelation in relationship to the Messiah, and the significance of the prophets for ministry are emphasized.
ET 201: New Testament Survey: The Life and Teaching of Jesus

This course will focus on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ as found in the four Gospels of the New Testament Scriptures.
ET202: Life and Letters of Paul

This course offers an opportunity to study the purpose, theology, and chronology of Acts; the life and theology of Paul; the origin, situation and message of his epistles; and elements of the early Christian church. This course also introduces the student to the Old Testament background to Paul’s writings and the historical context of the early church.
ET 203: New Testament Survey: Hebrews to Revelation

This course is a study of the general letters and Revelation with an emphasis on application to modern life.
ET204: New Testament Theology

This course focuses on the historical context and major theological themes of New Testament teaching.
PT 101: Pastoral Ministry

This course will introduce the student to Pastoral Ministry, a study of the practical role of pastors in a local church.
PT102: Spiritual Growth

This course will help students to develop a theological approach to spiritual growth, as well as develop patterns for spiritual growth.
PT 201: Christian Preaching

A systematic and practical study regarding the nature and method of a Pastor’s work preparing sermons.
PT401: Missions

This course is designed to provide the student with a brief introduction and history of Christian missions.
ST 201: Christian Ethics

This course is designed to provide the student with a brief introduction to ethics from a Christian perspective.
ST 301: Christian Apologetics

The two-hour course will introduce the student to Christian Apologetics, examining various views in regard to providing a defense of the Christian faith.
ST401: History of Philosophy and Christian Thought

This course is designed to provide the student with a brief introduction to terminology, major views, and influences of the various philosophies from the sixth century until the nineteenth century A.D.

	New Course Available by Jonny White - Thursday, March 29, 2012, 04:55 PM
	Our sixth course is now available. This is the second of the three Old Testament Survey courses: ET 102: Old Testament Survey: Judges to Poets Discuss this topic (1 reply so far)

	Monthly Mentor Report by Jonny White - Monday, July 25, 2011, 04:54 PM
	Ekklesia_Theological_Seminary_Monthly_Mentor_Report.docx This is a monthly mentor report for Ekklesia mentors to fill out at the end of each month and to email to Ekklesia@mountzion.org

	New Course Available by Jonny White - Monday, July 25, 2011, 04:44 PM
	Our second course, PT 201: Christian Preaching, is now available. Any approved student can begin the course by emailing Ekklesia@mountzion.org for the enrollment key.

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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION FROM A CHURCH-BASED PERSPECTIVE

Ekklesia Theological Seminary is in the stream of a movement to recover the unity of church and theological education. We see a place for the academy but we believe that place is best expressed in the context of the local church. Ekklesia functions under the oversight of Mount Zion Bible Church as one of the ministries of Chapel Library.

EDUCATING FOR MINISTRY IN THE CONTEXT OF MINISTRY

If you put these things before the brothers, you will be a good servant of Christ Jesus, being trained in the words of the faith and of the good doctrine that you have followed. - 1 Timothy 4:6

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