New Testament Modules




New Testament Survey (10) NEW01

In this module the student will be introduced to the world of the New Testament, surveying its geographic, historic and political background in order to place in context further New Testament studies.


The Synoptics (10) NEW02

This module examines the accounts of Matthew, Mark and Luke in their first century context with particular interest in their relevance to mission today. It considers some of their similarities and peculiarities and explores a number of key events.


John’s Gospel (10) NEW03

Standing in contrast to the other gospel accounts, that of John deserves separate attention. In this module the student will be introduced to the structure and significance of this book with an opportunity to explore a number of key passages.


Parables (5) NEW04

The parables of Jesus must be understood in their original context. This module sets out to understand them as they were intended, drawing important, practical lessons relevant to present day circumstances.


Discourses of Jesus (5) NEW05

The gospel accounts record a number of lengthy discourses made by Jesus in which he presented some of his most profound teaching. This module examines these and considers important lessons for today’s disciple.


Acts (10) NEW06

This module begins to examine this key New Testament book within the context of God’s purpose for mankind. The mission implications for the student are immense as the good news of Jesus continues to be taken across cultural boundaries throughout the world.


Romans (10) NEW07

Described by some as the ‘gospel according to Paul,’ Romans is immensely important in our understanding of the work of God in Christ. This module examines this letter sent to believers living at the heart of the first century world.


The Corinthians Letters (10) NEW08

These letters shed considerable light on the nature and conduct of early Christian assemblies, as well as provide an intimate insight into the heart of a truly devoted servant of Christ. This module looks at both letters with ample relevance to congregational service.


Galatians (5) NEW09

The dangers of legalism are never far away and always to be opposed. This module examines the text of this letter in light of its first century context and draws some important lessons from it for today.


Ephesians (5) NEW10

This is a module that takes us beyond this realm and into the heavenly places. Though the theological implications are vast, there is a wealth of practical instruction that cannot be overlooked.


Philippians (5) NEW11

Seen in the context of its historical setting in the book of Acts, this letter is one of the most positive of the New Testament writings. Full of joy and hope, the student will examine the text in the context of Paul’s mission work, and learn valuable lessons for our own times.


Colossians (5) NEW12

The centrality of Christ in our lives is a significant theme of this letter, and this module stresses the importance of his presence in every aspect of our living and of the life of the community.


The Thessalonian Letters (5) NEW13

Among the earliest letter of Paul, these two books contain a wealth of useful insight into his work as a preacher and teacher. This module examines the contents of these letters with a view to better preparing those who would follow in his steps.


Timothy and Titus (5) NEW14

This module explores the letters written to Timothy and Titus, young men whose lives were devoted to the work of mission, and suggests plenty of important lessons for those working with congregations today.


Hebrews (10) NEW15

One of the most significant books in the New Testament in helping us understand the work of Christ in the context of the calling of Israel. Here we take a thorough look at the arguments presented for the supremacy of Christ - as useful today as when first written.


General Letters (10) NEW16

This collection of letters at the end of the New Testament is diverse and contains much for today’s faithful. This module introduces the student to the writers and their writings, and addresses a number of key passages.


A Letter from James (5) NEW17

Though few books can be said to be more practical, the lessons from James have often not been placed in their true context. This module explores this book with a view to understanding the relevance of its teaching for God’s people today.


Letters from Peter (5) NEW18

Set against a backdrop of struggles and persecution, Peter brings hope and strength to the community of Christ. This module examines these two letters, helping students to understand the message of Christ in a way that is relevant to the world today.


Letters from John (5) NEW19

Truth and light are central themes to the letters of John and in much need in our world of darkness today. The student will have the opportunity to closely examine these letters and consider their vitality for present day application.


The Book of Revelation (10) NEW20

Though often considered to be a difficult book, this module clears away the confusion and presents a straightforward approach to a message of conflict and victory for the people of God. A healthy knowledge of Old Testament prophecy is essential for this module.

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