Free Personal Enrichment Courses for CTS Fellows

Explore the ministry of the apostles, the birth and expansion of the early Church, and the spread of the Gospel through the Book of Acts.

Study wisdom, faith in trials, patience, the use of the tongue, and the importance of becoming a doer of God’s Word.

Survey Galatians through Revelation with book outlines, historical information, central themes, and a timeline that supports biblical understanding.

Examine Peter’s letters, their major outlines, key chapters and verses, and the apostle’s warnings concerning false doctrine.

Study the Son, Sabbath rest, the High Priest of the New Covenant, the Hall of Faith, and the relationship between Hebrews and Leviticus.

Examine the writings of John through outlines, chapter-by-chapter commentary, and their spiritual and historical background.

Examine Moses’ early life, the burning bush, the Exodus, the giving of the Torah, leadership challenges, discouragement, and obedience.

Study the wilderness Tabernacle, its furnishings and symbols, and its prophetic and Messianic significance.

Explore Psalms 1 through 42, the thoughts and methods of the psalmists, and the timeless meaning of these biblical texts.

Trace Israel’s birth and national development, the patriarchs, wilderness history, Saul, David, Solomon, and the divided kingdom.

Study the Old Testament covenants, their culmination in the Messianic Covenant, and the meaning of covenant in both Testaments.

Study the biblical calendar, pilgrimage feasts, spiritual symbolism of the festivals, and the Messiah’s relationship to the Feasts of the Lord.

Bring the four Gospels together in a chronological study of the preparation, ministry, life, and consummation of Jesus’ earthly work.

Follow Jesus from His birth through His resurrection and ascension, including His early life, temptation, miracles, disciples, ministry, and trials.

Explore Jesus’ daily life as a Jew, Messianic prophecy, first-century history, rabbinic interpretation, the Kingdom of God, and the biblical feasts.

Explore biblical ministry roles, prayer partners, altar attendants, church security, teamwork, and practical principles for effective ministry.

Develop ministry leadership through adaptability, commitment, communication, discipline, teamwork, and proactive Gospel service.

Study conviction, accountability, integrity of heart, character, family, falsehoods, and becoming a discerning believer.

Explore mature Christian leadership, church discipline, spiritual burnout, biblical counseling, stewardship, tithing, and ordained Christian life.

Study the Trinity, the personality and work of the Holy Spirit, His work in the Old Testament, baptism in the Holy Spirit, and spiritual gifts.

Study the Prophet, Priest, King, Leper, and Messianic anointings and the biblical characteristics associated with each.

Explore the biblical theme of grace and its significance in the life of the believer.

Learn about the origin and kinds of faith, trials, hindrances, common misconceptions, and the practical experience of walking with God.

Study the Fruit of the Spirit, Christian maturity, and the recognition, cultivation, and use of spiritual gifts.

Explore the source and purpose of prayer, intercession, Paul’s prayer life, ministry prayer, and prayer as a form of spiritual warfare.

Consider spiritual conflict, the example of Jesus, spiritual and mind management, personal decisions, and the weapons of spiritual warfare.

Compare Christianity with secular and non-Christian religions while examining the formation and identifying characteristics of cults.

Examine occult terminology and symbolism, spiritual deception, witchcraft, warning signs, and the believer’s biblical response.

Study Revelation chapter by chapter, including the sealed book, Daniel’s seventieth week, the trumpets, Babylon, and the return of Christ.