Welcome to the Course “Church Discipline: Fallen, Broken, Restored”. We hope and pray you will have a wonderful experience studying with us and complete this course successfully!
This course offers a practical, biblical guide on how to help Christians in our midst who are struggling with significant sin issues. It explains our penchant for doing wrong, our need to be broken, how to handle church discipline, and how to restore a fallen, broken believer.
Course Description
This course offers a practical, biblical guide on how to help Christians in our midst who are struggling with significant sin issues. It explains our penchant for doing wrong, our need to be broken, how to handle church discipline, and how to restore a fallen, broken believer.
Course Objectives
- to provide the answers to one of today’s most pressing problems – the sinning believer in our midst;
- to teach step-by-step process of church discipline and restoration;
- to give examples of both positive and negative, biblical and non-biblical attempts to restore fallen believers.
Course Requirements:
1. You must complete each lesson in the course. After you complete the requirements for a lesson/session, go to the Activity Feed and post a comment about something that interested or impacted you as you worked through the lesson. Your comment needs to be well thought out and at least 75 words. These posts will be counted as part of the writing requirement for the course so please write well thought out comments on what you are learning in the lesson. Please start your comment by referring to the course name and session or lesson number of the course. You also need to post comments on two other students recent comments on courses they are currently taking.
2. After completing all of the lessons in the course, you will need to write a 750 word paper on three things that have impacted you during the course and submit it using the Completed Coursework Upload form. At the Bachelor’s Degree Level, your paper must be well-written.
Click here if you need information on How to Write a Paper. Your forum posts can be helpful in writing your paper.
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