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A Story Begins: Longing for Hope and the Promise of a Savior

Hunger for Healing: Why the World Needs Saving

Whispers of Hope: The Old Testament’s Anticipation of Christ

Jesus Enters the Scene: Incarnation, Ministry, and the Kingdom Announced

God With Us: The Incarnation and the Good News Arrives

Signs of a New World: Teachings, Miracles, and the Way of the Kingdom

At the Cross and the Empty Tomb: Salvation Accomplished and Announced

Behold the Lamb: Atonement and the Meaning of the Cross

He Is Risen: Resurrection, New Creation, and Living Hope

Grace Received and Shared: Faith, Discipleship, and Community

By Grace Through Faith: Entering and Enjoying Salvation

Following the Way: Practices That Embody Gospel Hope

Sent With Hope: Witness, Service, and the Future God Promises

Good News for the Neighbor: Witness With Words and Works

The Story’s Horizon: Christ’s Return, Judgment, and the Restoration of All Things

Practice and Reflection: Quizzes and Surveys

Quiz 1: Incarnation and Kingdom Foundations

Quiz 2: Atonement at the Cross

Quiz 3: Resurrection and Living Hope

Quiz 4: Grace, Faith, and Discipleship Practices

Quiz 5: Mission, Justice, and Future Hope

Survey 1: Prior Knowledge and Learning Goals

Survey 2: Midcourse Check on Understanding and Practice

Survey 3: End-of-Course Reflection and Next Steps

Jesus Christ: Hope, Salvation, and Discipleship in Biblical Perspective is a guided journey through the Bible’s grand narrative—from humanity’s deep longing for restoration to the person and work of Jesus and the Spirit-empowered life that follows. Designed for thoughtful Christians, curious seekers, and ministry leaders, this course connects theology to everyday practice. You will trace Old Testament promises, encounter the incarnate Christ in the Gospels, and explore how the cross and resurrection transform guilt, shame, injustice, and fear into living hope. Along the way, you’ll clarify core doctrines—grace, faith, union with Christ—and develop sustainable rhythms of prayer, Scripture, generosity, and peacemaking that embody the way of Jesus. The course culminates in mission: witnessing with humility, serving neighbors with compassion, and living watchfully in light of Christ’s return and the renewal of all things. Each module weaves biblical context, historical insight, and practical application, with quizzes and surveys to reinforce learning and measure growth. Whether you’re strengthening personal discipleship or equipping a community, you’ll leave with a clear, Christ-centered framework and an actionable rule of life that carries gospel hope into work, home, church, and the public square.

Jesus Christ: Hope, Salvation, and Discipleship in Biblical Perspective

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            <p>Across every culture and century, people feel the ache of alienation, fractured relationships, injustice, and the shadow of mortality. This course follows the Bible’s grand narrative—from creation’s goodness through the fall’s rupture to a promise that refuses to die—to ask where true hope is found and how it can reshape ordinary life. Jesus Christ stands at the center of this story: the fulfillment of ancient promises, the presence of God among us, the Savior who heals the world’s deepest wounds. Together we will trace how hope is not wishful thinking but God’s initiative, and how salvation is more than rescue from guilt—it is the dawning of a new creation that touches personal integrity, communal justice, and global mission.</p>

<p>We begin with longing and promise, listening to the Old Testament’s whispers of a righteous King, a suffering servant, and Spirit-filled renewal. Then we step into first-century Galilee and Judea, where the Word becomes flesh and the kingdom is announced in teachings and miracles that display compassion, authority, and a new way of being human. At the cross, we will explore the many-faceted meaning of atonement—substitute, ransom, victory, reconciliation, covenant—and consider how Christ’s sacrifice addresses guilt and shame, confronts systemic evil, and transforms character. At the empty tomb, we will examine the resurrection as history and hope: the vindication of Jesus, the firstfruits of new creation, and the power that sustains perseverance and mission.</p>

<p>From there, the course turns to grace received and shared: repentance and faith, union with Christ, assurance, and growth, along with baptism and the Lord’s Supper as embodied signs of the gospel. We will translate belief into practice—rhythms of prayer, Scripture, confession, Sabbath, generosity, and peacemaking—crafting personal and communal rules of life that mirror Jesus’s way. Finally, we look outward: witness with words and works, hospitality and justice, concrete service initiatives, and the horizon of hope—Christ’s return, judgment with grace and truth, and the restoration of all things. Along the journey, quizzes and surveys help you gauge understanding, reflect on progress, and shape next steps, ensuring that what we learn becomes a living testimony of hope, salvation, and discipleship in everyday life.</p>
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