The Program
FCC SOM consists of approximately 16 courses taught over a two-year period. Each course is typically 8 hours of instruction, one hour per week. There are a variety of topics covered from foundational Bible basics to faith building in-depth studies to the practical application of God’s Word. You can avail yourself of one, several, or all-16 courses as you prepare for the work God has called you to do in His Kingdom.
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Session 1—January 2012
Old Testament Survey I. This class is a study of the revelation of God’s nature and the plan of salvation as shown in the Old Testament through examining God’s relationship with the nation of Israel. It covers the historical books and the law given to Moses by God. Reading assignments will include “Old Testament Survey 1” and select books from the Bible.
The Tabernacle in the Wilderness. This class is a study of the design and significance of the tabernacle which God instructed Moses to build in the wilderness and the pattern of worship instituted by God. This study of the tabernacle is intended to give the student a greater understanding of what God has given to us in Christ. Reading assignments will include “Tabernacle in the Wilderness” and select passages from the Bible.
Session 2—March 2012
Old Testament Survey II. This class completes the survey of the Old Testament begun in Old Testament Survey I. It examines the revelation that God has given of Himself through the books of poetry and the prophets. Reading assignments will include “Old Testament Survey 2” and select books from the Bible.
Blood Covenant. This class studies the Abrahamic covenant which is the foundation for our relationship with the Father and each other. The purpose of this class is to establish a solid basis for our faith in the relationship that God has offered to each one of us through Jesus. Reading assignments are yet to be determined.
Session 3— August 2012
New Testament Survey. This survey of the entire New Testament is designed to give an understanding of God’s desires and plans that were revealed in the Old Testament, but were fulfilled in the New Testament through the earthly ministry of Jesus and the continuation of that work by the Church. Reading assignments will include “New Testament Survey” and select books from the Bible.
What It Means To Be A Christian. What is non-negotiable for a Christian? What can I not compromise on? What should be a Christian’s world view? What should be a Christian’s standard of behavior? Since we are told continually in Scripture to endure to the end, what are the key issues to which we must hold firm in the process of “enduring”? Find answers to these questions and more in this exciting course.
Session 4— October 2012
The Ministry of the Holy Spirit. The purpose of this class is to make the student aware of the reality of and the purpose of the Holy Spirit’s presence in the life of each believer. As the third Person of the Godhead, the Holy Spirit is often misunderstood. He is God, yet He dwells in each and every believer, and He was given to us to lead and empower us to an overcoming life of Godliness, Holiness, and Truth. This course is an enlightening encounter with the Person and Ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Prayer and Fasting. Intimacy with God can only be achieved by spending time with Him. God is looking for those who will worship Him in Spirit and in Truth. This is not a Sunday morning expectation, but a lifestyle, as exemplified by the life of Jesus. This class will provide the student with the tools and inspiration to press in to His presence, pray without ceasing, and experience life changing intimacy with God.
Sessions 5 through 8—2013
Second year classes will bring further revelation and insight into ministry within the local body of believers and in the world in which we live.