What is the Course About?
Embark on a transformative journey to uncover the REAL Jesus Christ, beyond the multitude of interpretations that have emerged over centuries. Our meticulously crafted course, “Jesus: The Best Life Ever Lived,” delves deep into the heart of the Gospels and the entirety of the Bible, complemented by the latest archaeological findings. We reconstruct the world as it was in Jesus’ time, offering you a vivid, historical backdrop against which the life of Jesus unfolds.
Guided by the insights of over 100 esteemed writers, each specializing in different facets of Jesus’ life and teachings, this course presents a multifaceted and comprehensive portrait of one of history’s most enigmatic figures. In this course, you will discover all the paradoxes of character, His divinity and humanity, His revolutionary yet pacifist nature, His embodiment as a poor yet spiritually rich man, His role as a servant leader, and His life as a holy yet approachable middle-eastern artisan from Galilee.
Join us on this enlightening course to rediscover Jesus, not just as a historical figure but as a living inspiration who continues to shape lives and hearts today. Whether you are deepening your faith or exploring new spiritual horizons, this course offers a unique and enriching perspective on “Jesus: The Best Life Ever Lived.”
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38 Themes / Weeks
- Jesus, The “People-Person”
- The Obedience of Christ
- The Supernatural Jesus
- The Reasonableness of Jesus
- The Righteousness Justice of Jesus
- Jesus, The Perfect Judgement of God
- Jesus vs the Spirit of Religion and the Spirit of the World.
- The Inclusivity Of Jesus
- The Chivalry of Jesus
- The Brotherhood of Jesus
- The humour of Jesus
- Jesus righteous anger of Jesus
- The Purpose of Christ
- Jesus, The Poor Rich Man
- The Routines & Habits of Jesus
- Jesus The Gardener
- Jesus The Master of Creativity
- Jesus The Worshipper
- The Solitude of Christ
- Jesus the Healer
- Jesus the Servant
- Jesus the Servant Leader
- The Suffering of Christ
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- Jesus the LOGOSThe concept of Logos is one of the most profound and multifaceted ideas in philosophy and theology, with roots in Greek thought and its eventual adoption and transformation in Christian theology.
- The Body of ChristThe new temple has received a new structure: it is now made of living stones (people) (1 Pet. 2: 5) and that He rounds off the structure with five gifts ~ like the five main organs of the body, which nourishes and strengthens it His Body’s ministry (Eph. 4: 11-16).
- Jesus: Apostle, Prophet, Teacher, Pastor and EvangelistAS the Lord had very specific specifications when building the tabernacle, or tent of meeting, so the Lord has specific precepts about how His body, church should function (Ex. 25:40; 26:30; 2 Tim. 1:13; Heb. 8:5). Of course, the most important specification is that Jesus Christ is the cornerstone (Matt. 21:42).
- Jesus The RevolutionaryJesus was revolutionary! He did not add anything to the old, no He replaced the old with something much better! Too many believers still think from an Old Testament, old covenant paradigm, and try to weave the words and concepts of the New Testament and new covenant into Christ into the old. Jesus was radically NEW. He paved a whole new path, through His preaching and example, His suffering and death, and His resurrection! The origin of Christianity did not begin in Genesis, it began with Jesus, and His resurrection!
- The Pacifism of JesusOver the centuries, this difficult issue has been debated in various ways. I’m not going to pretend to be the final answer on this, but everyone should examine the Word of God and accompanying reading material themselves to gain insight and wisdom on exactly how we are going to deal with the presence of evil in our lives.
- The Suffering of Jesus ChristNot being able to experience pain is life-threatening. Not feeling emotional pain makes people unscrupulous. Without pain we do not become stronger and we do not build capacity. This is beautifully illustrated in the animated film, WALL-E. In the movie, robots do everything for humanity while humans just lie in their chairs, gain weight and watch TV.