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NATIONAL CHAPLAIN'S ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK STATE: Bible Courses for
CERTIFICATION
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Bishop Emil T.
Pagano, M.D.,Ph.D., Commander
National Chaplain's Association of New York
State, inc.
P.O. Box 260 Caroga Lake, New York 12032
252
Prairie Terrace
Haines City, Florida 33844
email: bishop@ncanys.com
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Christian Education
Beyond a
Reasonable Doubt: by Robert J. Morgan: Aside from personal
faith in God, is there any evidence to substantiate the claims of
Christianity? You be the judge! An introduction to the study of
apologetics, this book will take you step- by- step through the
well- documented evidence. Whether a skeptic or a believer, it will
help you reach a verdict – one that could very well change your
life!
Biblical Beliefs : by Clarence H.
Benson: Presents foundational doctrines in a popular,
easy-to-understand format. Covered in the course are creation and
the fall of man, faith and regeneration, justification and adoption,
prayer and worship, angels, Satan, resurrection and judgment, and
the church.
Christian Ethics in a Postmodern
World: by James P. Eckman: For Christians, ethics must be
rooted in the absolutes of God’s Word. This course examines critical
questions such as abortion, euthanasia, bioethics, human sexuality,
politics, war, capital punishment, race, the arts, and the
environment, from a biblical viewpoint.
Growing
Toward Spiritual Maturity : by Gary C. Newton: A strategy
for growing toward Christ likeness must based on the actual ways
that people grow and develop into maturity in Christ. Thoughly
identifying and understanding how we grow spiritually, we become
more intentional in our use of time and
methods.
Teaching Adults with confidence :
by Wayne Haston: This course is designed to provide in-depth
training for those who are teaching the Bible to adults. Course
sessions answer the following questions: Why is it important to
teach adults? What are the characteristics of adults at various
stages of life? How do adults learn and how should they be taught?
What are the key principles for organizing and growing adult Sunday
School classes?
Teaching Techniques: Revitalizing
Methodology for the 21st Century : by Jonathan N. Thigpen:
Focuses on the philosophical basis of methodology, insights from
current research, an overview of classroom usage, and principles of
selection for specific purposes and audiences. It is a companion
volume to Understanding Teaching.
Understanding Music and Worship in the Local
Church : by Vernon M. Whaley: Written with the lay person
in mind, this textbook focuses on the important relationship of
these two elements in the life of the church. It provides a
historical overview of music and worship, biblical foundations for
both, and practical instruction on how to renew both within the
local Church.
Understanding People : by
Cheryl Fawcett: To truly understand people we must combine the
rigorous formal study of developmental issues with our own
observations and thorough study of Scripture. This book helps the
Bible teacher enhance ministry skills to work with people more
effectively.
Understanding Teaching: Effective
Biblical Teaching for the 21st Century : by George C.
Carlson: A biblical understanding of teaching brings appreciation
for this spiritual gift. Approaching this task biblically involves
empowerment from the Holy Spirit, insight into God’s Word, sharp
communication skills, and accurate interaction with students. It is
a companion volume to Teaching Techniques.
Your Ministry of Evangelism : by Elmer
L. Towns: Evangelism is the mandate for church growth today. This
course covers the biblical foundations of evangelism, conversion and
regeneration, how to lead a person to a decision for Christ,
age-specific techniques, team efforts, visitation, discipling new
believers, and the importance of prayer in the entire process of
evangelism.
BIBLICAL EDUCATION
COURSES
New Testament Survey : by Walter M.
Dunnett: Brings unity and chronological sequence to New Testament
study by weaving the contents of the books around a central
theme-the person of Christ. Divisions are the synoptic Gospels, the
Gospel of John, the Book of Acts, the Pauline Epistles in
chronological order, the General Epistles and the Book of
revelation.
Old Testament Survey Part 1:
Genesis-Esther: by Samuel J. Schultz: A sweeping overview
of God’s working from creation through the early days of His chosen
people. Topics include the patriarchs, Israel’s trek to the Promised
Land, David’s reign, Solomon’s kingdom, the kingdom of Judah, and
the exile.
Old Testament Survey Part 2; Job-Malachi
: by Gary V. Smith: The message of the books of poetry and
prophecy gives insight into God’s dealings with His People. This
course relates the great writings of the prophets to us today. It is
in chronological sequence to avoid duplication of historical
background information
The Triune God : by
Clarence H. Benson: This course covers the individuality of the
Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit, and the biblical teaching of the
Trinity. Topics include the character and work of God; the
preexistence, incarnation, deity, death, resurrection, and return of
Christ; and the personality and power of the Holy
Spirit.
You and Your Bible: An Introduction to the
Word : by R. Laird Harris: Believers should be well
informed about the Word of God. This course presents the inspiration
and authorship of the Bible, how it was preserved, why we believe
it, how we deal with its problems and critics, the role of
archeology, and ways to study the Bible more effectively.
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