After God’s Own Heart (L1)
Teacher: Eunice Chua
(Sec one only)
5/10 – 30/11 (7 Sundays), 1:15-2:30pm
This course will provide the opportunity to take a closer look at David, one of the central Old Testament figures. Students will discover a richness and depth that goes beyond the “standard” stories about David: how he killed Goliath, how he cut off a corner from Saul’s robe, and how he got entangled with Bathsheba. Rather, students will explore David as a man “after God’s own heart,” i.e., How did he manage to walk closely with God through all the ups and downs of life? and many other questions during this course.
Know Your Basic Doctrine (L1)
Teachers: Ps Alan Holmberg and Ps Aaron Low
5/10 – 30/11 (7 Sundays),
1:15-2:30pm
This course seeks to give the new believer a strategic grasp of foundational beliefs that will help stabilise his faith in God. Here only the more critical and important doctrines will be taught. The twofold objective of studying basic doctrines is for the young Christian to know what he believes and why he believes them. If he knows his doctrines, then he will be able to combat against doubts about God, about Christ, about the Holy Spirit, about his
salvation, about eternal life, about heaven and hell.
Christian Character (L2)
Teachers: George Ong and Paula Teo
5/10 – 23/11 (6 Sundays),
1:15-2:30pm
Our Being is greater than our Doing! Who we are matters more than what we say! The
Beatitudes can be likened to a profile on the subjects of the Kingdom of God. What value statements are to a corporation, the beatitudes are to the subjects of the Kingdom of God.
It is the value-system and the ethical standard of the Kingdom of God. It is a description of who the Christian is to be, in character and conduct. The more we live in the beatitudes, the more Christ-like we become.
Hear and learn of who the Christian is in this immensely practical study!
Please pay $5 for the workbook by Arrows School of Ministry.
Life and Works of Christ (L2)
Teachers: Tan Kay Teck and Priscilla Teo
5/10 – 30/11 (7 Sundays),
1:15-2:30pm
This course outlines the life of Christ and His work on earth. Students can expect to gather vital facts about the virgin birth, the sinless life as the Perfect Man, the significant works of the Messiah. They will be thrilled to hear Him teach wisdom that exceeded the great
Solomon. They will be touched to see Him reach out to every strata of society- the blind, the lame, the sick, the rich, the poor, the powerful, and the weak. Most importantly,
students will emerge from the class entrenched in their faith in “the Son of the living God.”
ACL Training (Part 3) (L2)
Teachers: Ps Jean Ong and Team
5/10 – 7/12 (8 Sundays), 1:15-2:30pm
Students needs to be recommended by Regional Pastor
Romans 1-8 (L3)
Teachers: Ps Catherine Chan and Wee Hwee Teck
5/10 – 7/12 (8 Sundays), 1:15-2:30pm
The Book of Romans chapters 1-8 answer many common questions that Christians ask. Some of these questions are:-
"If God is kind and merciful, would He punish sinners?"
"Does a compassionate God really get angry?"
"Is everyone born a sinner?"
"Would newborn babies who die go to hell?"
"Now that I am under grace, why can't I go on sinning?"
"Is it possible to live a sinless life?"
The study of this book will help us gain a biblical understanding of these important and
fundamental issues. Jesus said "You shall know the truth and the truth will set you free". This course will set you free to walk in the liberating grace and glorious freedom of being a child of the Living God.
Please pay $5 for the workbook by Arrows School of Ministry.
NT Survey (L3)
Teachers: Steve Wee and Eunice Foo
5/10 – 30/11 (7 Sundays), 1:15-2:30pm
This course provides the students a panoramic view of the New Testament. Of particular interest is the study of New Testament genres of the Gospels as the “Good News of Christ”, the History of the New Testament Church as seen in the Book of Acts, the Pauline Epistles (with the sub-categories of doctrinal, pastoral, and prison epistles), the General Epistles, the Petrine Epistles, the Johannine Epistles, and the Apocalypse of Revelations. A sketch of each book will be given outlining its theme, main divisions, and key thoughts. In this course, an attempt will also be made to trace the canonicity of the New Testament.
Power of the Cross (EL)
Teacher: Ps Catherine Chan
4/10 – 8/11 (4 Saturdays), 2-4pm
The cross has long been the symbol of Christianity. To the world the cross represents
suffering and shame, but to Christians the cross is a symbol of sacrifice and victory.
Our Lord Jesus Christ through the cross has conquered sin and death. In this course we will examine the centrality of the Cross and what it represents. Through the power of the cross all those in Christ has been set free from the Law by the power of His Grace.
1. Centrality of the Cross
2. Charity of the Cross
3. Conquest of the Cross
Please pay $4 for the workbook by Arrows School of Ministry.
10 Keys to Choosing a Mate (EL)
Teachers: Wu Tze Chong and Theresa Wu
12/10 – 23/11 (5 Sundays), 1:15-2:30pm
This course will examine the liberating biblical principles that govern our choice of a mate. We will also be discussing some of the practical issues involved in making that choice.
Coverage includes:
• Biblical Principles on Relationship
• Differentiating Between Love & Infatuation
• Making Sense of Your Sexuality
• How To Date with Decency
• The Concept of Courtship
• Practical Issues in Choosing A Mate
• What To Look For In A Man/Woman
Come and examine this critical issue of choice that can enrich or endanger your life.
Please pay $4 for the workbook by Arrows School of Ministry.
Marketplace Ministry (EL)
Teacher: Tay Soo How
5/10 – 9/11 (4 Sundays), 1:15-3:15pm
This series gives us a practical insights to:
• Why do I work?
• Is my work my calling?
• How can I enjoy my work?
• Is there such a thing as healthy ambition?
• How can I tell if I am a workaholic?
Please pay $4 for the workbook by Arrows School of Ministry.
Leading the Christian Family (EL)
Teachers: Timothy Loh and Roland Cheong
12/10 – 23/11 (5 Sundays), 1:15-2:45pm
How can we build a strong Christian marriage that makes others envious?
The Apostle Paul gave us some answers in his classic writings in Ephesians 5 & 6.
This class explores the ideas contained in this epistle that focuses on the Christian family.
Coverage includes:
• The responsibility of the husband & the wife
• The importance of romance in marriage
• The posture and positioning of children
• The powerful effects of fathering and more...
Please pay $4 for the workbook by Arrows School of Ministry.
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