EQUIP
Equipping Christians for whole life discipleship
Equip is a series of learning and training sessions open to the whole church. It is run as a series of modules, each of which run over several weeks, with the occasional one-off evening in addition where a number of parallel tracks offer insights nto a wide variety of topics
The current Equip course is a series of four sessions on the bible and doctrines. Each session is on a Tuesday night from 8.00 - 9.30pm.
29 January - The Canon of Scripture
Pete Williams (warden, Tyndale House) led this session, which examines issues related to the reliability of the documents that make up the bible. How was the canon formed? What documents did it leave out and why?
- 29 January: Notes
12, 19, 26 February - The Apostles' Creed
Simon Gathercole (lecturer in New Testament at the Divinity Faculty, Cambridge University) will teach three sessions on basic Christian doctrines using the Apostles' Creed.
- For all sessions: Luther on the Apostles' Creed
- 12 February: Notes
- 19 February:
- 26 February:
Archive of previous modules
Module 1: How can Christians know God? Meeting Jesus in the Scriptures
Module 2: Disciplines of devotion and delight
Possible future modules
How do we grow as Christians? Dynamics of spiritual growth
Examining the obstacles that hinder spiritual growth and exploring how Christians can grow in their faith through the different seasons of life.
Who is the God Christians worship? Foundational doctrines
Exploring what Scripture reveals about God in a systematic way.
How should we live as Christians? Christianity in everyday life
Discovering the difference the Lordship of Christ makes in the major areas of our everyday lives.
Who are we as Christians? Doctrines of salvation
Exploring what Scripture reveals about God's grace and the salvation of man in a systematic way.
How does the church relate to the world? Christian worldliness
Investigating how Christians can engage with the world around them.