How Has Your View Of Theology Changed Over The Duration Of This Course

How has your view of theology changed over the duration of this course? (approximately

200 words)

As a student who has maintained a consistent view throughout this course, I have not experienced a drastic change in my theology. However, I have felt convicted not to become spiritually complacent and satisfied with my current understanding of Biblical truth. Throughout the course, I feel I have deepened my understanding of various theological concepts and doctrines, such as the nature of God, the atonement of sins, and recently different theological views regarding the return of Christ. Through recent personal study, however, I think this course has pushed me into this to some extent. I have come to realize that my theology is not simply an

intellectual

As a believer, I have a responsibility to share the gospel and to help others grow in their faith. This course has helped to reinforce the importance of discipleship in a personal way and has challenged me to use what I know to help others come to a deeper understanding of the gospel.

2. How have you been able to practice the principles you learned from the course in your own life? (approximately 200 words)

One way that I have been able to do this is through leading weekly one-on-one Bible studies with a brother in Christ. We have been studying the Gospel of the Kingdom together, discussing its implications for our lives and how we can apply its teachings in practical ways.

Through these meetings, I have been able to deepen my own understanding of the Gospel while also helping another person to grow in their faith. In addition, I have made a continuous effort to share the gospel with others, particularly with college kids who are similar in age to myself. I try to consistently reach out to these individuals, inviting them to grab a meal or coffee with me and try to engage in meaningful conversations about the Lord. I recognize the importance

3. How will you pass on the information you have learned in this course to those within your circle of influence? (approximately 200 words)

Throughout the past year, I have been fortunate enough to have been exposed to a vast array of knowledge and perspectives surrounding the Gospel and the Kingdom of God. In addition to my own personal studies, my friend group has recently produced a film on the topic of discipleship, titled I See Nations, which focuses on the Great Commission and the imperative for all believers to engage in discipleship. I would highly encourage you to take the time to watch this film.

As I reflect on the knowledge I have gained throughout this course, as well as through my personal studies, I have become convicted that it must not simply be gained for the sake of personal ambition. Rather, it must be utilized as a means of helping lead others to Christ, particularly in the context of discipleship. The Great Commission, as outlined in Matthew 28, is a call to all believers to go and make disciples of all nations. This commandment is not simply limited to the apostles, but is an imperative for all those who profess faith in Jesus Christ. It is