World Missions (Day Course)

IS510 World Missions (2 Credits)

Wednesdays: 9.00 am-11.15 am, 9 January to 5 May 2017

This course introduces the exciting biblical, historical, cultural, and strategic perspectives of Christian world missions. Special emphasis is given to the expansion of Christianity, missionary methods used by key people, and lessons for today. Key subjects addressed in the course include how much of God’s global mission has been completed, how much is left to do, how it is being done, and what He wants to do through His people. Students will learn how to be meaningfully involved in missions and to help lead a missional church.

Theology 2 (Day Course)

TS511 Theology 2 (3 Credits)

Wednesdays: 9.00 am-11.15 am & Thursdays 2.00 pm-3.00 pm, 9 January to 5 May 2017

What does the Bible teach about humanity, sin, salvation, the church, and end times? This course examines each of those doctrines. It is intended to help students grow in their own biblical convictions and understanding of the Christian faith through a systematic study of theology.

Lewis Winkler, PhD
Lewis joined Cru in 1987 and has taught in three seminaries in the USA and Asia. He enjoys interacting with students over basketball and casual discussion on how the Bible applies to life and issues today. He and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children.

Registration deadline is Friday, 16 December 2016. You may register online or contact us for registration form.

Click here for the 2016/2017 Second semester courses (January-May 2017).

Find out if you are eligible to take any one of these courses using the First Course Free@EAST (FEAST) Promotion!

Old Testament Narratives (Day Course)

OT510 Old Testament Narratives (3 Credits)

Tuesdays: 2.00 pm-5.30 pm, 9 January to 5 May 2017

The study of Genesis to Esther highlights that the God of the Old Testament is the same God we worship today. It has been said that “The New Testament is concealed in the Old, and the Old Testament is revealed in the New.” Many themes we find in the New Testament have their roots in the history of Israel. This study will help the student appreciate the unfolding drama of God’s redemptive plan for man. Each book advances God’s plan to raise up a chosen people and a holy nation.  Pre-requisite: BS510 Bible Study Methods and Hermeneutics.

New Testament Epistles and Revelation (Day Course)

NT511 New Testament Epistles and Revelation (3 Credits)

Thursdays: 9.00 am-12.45 pm, 9 January to 5 May 2017

An in-depth look at challenges the first century churches struggled with, such as false teachings and persecutions. We will gain insights into the Epistles and Revelation and learn how to apply them to our lives today.  Pre-requisite: BS510 Bible Study Methods and Hermeneutics.

Amy Lau, ThM
Amy Lau graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary, and has taught Bible and theological classes since 2002. She served on the pastoral team at St. John’s and St. Margaret’s Church before joining EAST as a full-time faculty. Amy is a creative teacher who challenges her students to interact with God’s Word critically.

Registration deadline is Friday, 16 December 2016. You may register online or contact us for registration form.

Click here for the 2016/2017 Second semester courses (January-May 2017).

Find out if you are eligible to take any one of these courses using the First Course Free@EAST (FEAST) Promotion!

Exposition of Daniel (Day Course)

BS543A/BS543 Exposition of Daniel (2 Credits/3 Credits)

Fridays: 2.00 pm-4.30 pm, 9 January to 5 May 2017

The book of Daniel is absolutely essential to understanding the entire Old Testament prophetic program as well as studies on end times and Revelation. This course will also focus on the nature and character of God and His dealings with mankind. Study on the man Daniel, his life, his devotion and relevance to today’s world will also be addressed.