Introduction to the Lutheran Confessions via ZOOM Instructor: Rev. Michael Lozano, Bishop |
This course will delve into the writings of Martin Luther and the early reformers. Audio, video and written materials will be used to introduce Lutheran history and theological concepts. Conversation, lecture and the adult learning model will facilitate individual and group synthesis of the materials. Weekly questions and small projects will assist individuals in discovering the application of Lutheran theology for application for the authorized lay worship leader instructional program. |
10:00AM February 20-The Task of Theology February 27-The Power of the Word March 13-Righteousness of God in Christ March 20-Promise of the Sacraments March 27 (Passover) -Reform of the Church April 3 (Vigil of Easter) -Living and Dying as a Christian |
Primary Reading Material (digital, hard and paper bound copies can be found online)
Martin Luther's Basic Theological Writings 3rd Edition by Timothy Lull (author), William Russell (editor), 2012 Click here for more information |
New Testament Foundations
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April 10, 2021 |
April 24, 2021 |
Session 1 Introductory Material Reading: pp. 1-58; 171-186 |
Session 3 Pauline Letters (Part 2) Reading: pp. 81-90; 125-135 as well as Romans, Colossians, Ephesians, and Thessalonians 2 |
Session 2 Pauline Letters (Part 1) Reading: pp. 59-80 as well as Thessalonians 1, Corinthians 1 & 2, Galatians, Philippians, and Philemon |
Session 4 Synoptic Gospels Reading: pp. 91-124 as well as Mark, Matthew, Luke, and Acts |
May 5, 2021 |
May 15, 2021 |
Session 5 Johannine Literature Reading: pp. 145-162 as well as John and John 1, 2, & 3 |
Session 7 Revelation Reading: pp. 163-170 as well as Revelation |
Session 6 Catholic Letters Reading: pp. 137-144 as well as Hebrews, Peter 1 & 2, James, and Jude |
Session 8 Pastoral Epistles Reading: p. 136 as well as Timothy 1 & 2, and Titus |