Description
As a crucial part of the gospel message, the concept of grace is inherent in every Christian’s belief system, although different schools of thought and denominations have emphasized different aspects of grace over the centuries. When you hear “grace,” you may think of the sacraments, electionism, predestination, free will, salvation through grace alone, grace in the spiritual gifts, or the process of forgiveness itself, depending on your background.
Great teachers and theologians of the church have wrestled with the theology of grace for as long as doctrine has been discussed. Join ISOW instructor Matthew Foley as he delves deeply into grace as it relates to human nature, the church fathers, the Protestant Reformation, and God’s presence in the world today. For any serious Bible student, this is a vital topic and a thoughtful conversation you cannot miss.
Course Lessons
- 01- Grace and Scripture
- 02- Sacramental Theology
- 03- Grace, Human Nature, and Human Will
- 04- Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation
- 05- Calvinism and Arminianism
- 06- Anabaptists, Puritans, and Baptists
- 07- Awakening Grace – John Wesley
- 08- The Grace of Wesleyan Arminianism vs. Calvinism
- 09- The Influences of the 1st Great Awakening on the 2nd Great Awakening
- 10- The Grace of God in the World Today
