| Group Name | GMO Jesus 101 Jan-Feb 2008 Study Group | | Group Description | Everyone taking the Jan-Feb Jesus 101 course is welcome to join this group and study together | | Common Course | Jesus 101 | | Course Start Date | 07-January-2008 |
| Course Starts On 07-January-2008. |
| Course Description ''Jesus 101''This brief introductory course surveys Jesus` life and teaching, with an emphasis on Jesus` own quotations. Time Requirement
- The course is designed for those willing to study 1 hour per week for 6 weeks.
- Each week covers two lessons requiring approximately 30 minutes each.
- You will be reminded of your lessons by email on Monday and Thursday of each week, and you should complete them within 3 days.
| Date |
Description |
Mon 01 07, 2008 |
Brief Life Summaries |
Thu 01 10, 2008 |
First Century Context and History |
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| Unit 2 |
Characteristics of Jesus |
| Date |
Description |
Mon 01 14, 2008 |
Compassionate - Helping the Hurting |
Thu 01 17, 2008 |
Befriending and Promoting the Lowly |
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| Date |
Description |
Mon 01 21, 2008 |
God Loves & Values You |
Thu 01 24, 2008 |
Good News: the Kingdom of God has come... |
Mon 01 28, 2008 |
God Forgives You, If You Ask |
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| Unit 4 |
Instructions to Followers |
| Date |
Description |
Thu 01 31, 2008 |
Love One Another |
Mon 02 04, 2008 |
Invite Me to be Close to You |
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| Date |
Description |
Thu 02 07, 2008 |
Statements of Purpose |
Mon 02 11, 2008 |
Timeline - Final 1 Week |
Thu 02 14, 2008 |
Timeline & Words - Final Hours of Execution |
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 Objectives For the introductory student of Jesus (with or without personal faith)
- Gain a high quality, high-level overview of Jesus` life and words.
- Appreciate the richness and depth (multiple layers) of Jesus` teaching and character
- Be equipped with learning techniques to further study Jesus` words on your own (without third party interpretation)
For longer-term students of Jesus (with or without personal faith)
- Be equipped to succinctly explain Jesus to others or to help someone else study Jesus (The best way to learn something is to think about how to explain it to others.)
- Explore new angles - particularly from the perspective of a first century Jew
Optional Study Group You are free to study by yourself. However, you will most likely gain the most by participating in a study group where your thinking will be stimulated by the questions and insights of others.
Course Features
- Easy-to-Use Lessons: You`ll get an email reminder, which takes you straight to your lesson page, where you can complete the lesson, without leaving the page.
- Assignment Variety: You`ll be guided through a variety of interesting assignments just by clicking through an assignment list.
- Optional Study Resources: You`ll have access to a categorized reference into Jesus` words and life, a search tool, Scholar contributions, and "Editor`s Choice" suggested material from the web.
- Journal: Save your thoughts and questions (private or public), categorized by topic or date.
- My Favorites: Bookmark your favorite material, including weblinks, and files.
- Profile: You can let others learn about you and discover your recent journal entries (blogs), and favorite material
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