TH112 Doctrine of Christ and the Church: A Reformed Perspective

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In TH112, Dr. Allen focuses on the doctrines of Christ (Christology) and the church (ecclesiology), carefully explaining how Christ—as Prophet, Priest, and King—fulfills the covenant of grace conveyed throughout the whole of Scripture and the implications of this for the life of the church as the site of God’s covenantal promises. This course will introduce and respond to a wide variety of heresies concerning Jesus—many of which still arise today—including those from the Ebionites, Docetists, Apollinarians, Arians, Monophysites, and Nestorians. This course will help you address unorthodox portrayals of Jesus Christ with a thoughtful, biblical, and historical response; explain how the resurrected Christ is working through the church; and show how this understanding offers practical application for real-life ministry issues.

Introduction

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Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Covenant of Grace

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The Gospel and the Covenant

The Gospel and the Covenant

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The Incarnation

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Oneness of God

Oneness of God

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The Story of Christ: Humiliation

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Pattern in Gospels and Epistles: Humiliation and Exaltation

Pattern in Gospels and Epistles: Humiliation and Exaltation

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The Story of Christ: Exaltation

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Resurrection, Justification, and Exaltation

Resurrection, Justification, and Exaltation

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The Body of Christ

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The Church as a Gospel Promise

The Church as a Gospel Promise

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Conclusion

Plumbing the Depths of the Great Gospel

Plumbing the Depths of the Great Gospel

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