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• Biblical Hermeneutics & Preaching: Course Outcomes Master a consistent, Spirit-guided hermeneutical process to interpret Scripture with confidence, humility, and accuracy. Understand the Bible as God’s inspired message communicated through human authors in specific historical, cultural, and literary contexts. Develop skills in exegesis that bridge original meaning to contemporary application, ensuring sermons and teachings are faithful and relevant. Gain proficiency in analyzing grammatical, literary, historical, and theological elements to uncover the author’s intended message. Learn to use research tools and biblical resources to deepen interpretation and sermon preparation. Cultivate the ability to address modern moral and spiritual challenges by rightly dividing and proclaiming God’s Word. Experience transformation in preaching and teaching ministries through a deeper connection to the living Word and its power to change lives. Equip yourself to serve as a trustworthy, effective pastor, teacher, or Christian leader who honors Scripture’s authority and inspires faith.

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Biblical Hermeneutics & Preaching: Course Description

• Equip yourself with a reliable, Spirit-guided process to interpret Scripture accurately—understanding the original historical, cultural, and linguistic contexts before applying God’s Word today.
• Learn to bridge the gap from biblical text to contemporary preaching through sound exegesis, theological insight, and effective communication techniques.
• Develop skills to handle Scripture rightly, ensuring sermons are faithful to the author’s intent and powerfully relevant to modern listeners.
• Gain confidence in interpreting literal and figurative passages, using research tools, and addressing today’s moral and spiritual challenges with biblical truth.
• Prepare to teach, preach, and lead with humility and clarity, restoring trust in the transformative message of God’s Word.

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