Faithwalkers are classes and seminars to equip growing Christians to walk stronger in the journey of faith and serve more effectively. Courses are offered in Bible, Doctrine and Christian Life & Ministry.

Faithwalkers Spring 2012 Courses

Bible
Hebrews Part 2 – Supremacy of Christ’s Work
Sundays, January 15th–June 10th, 9:30am-10:45am, YMCA, Room 610
Facilitators: Howard and Michelle Kang
Ever wondered how the New Testament connects to the Old?  This fascinating study of Hebrews Ch5-13 explains relationships between the two covenants, the earthly and heavenly tabernacles, and the sacrifices of animals and the Son of Man.  See how Jesus fulfilled the Law and the Prophets and became our great High Priest and learn about the supremacy of Christ’s work and a life transforming hope.  19 lesson study.  Workbook ($90) is available for pick up on Sunday, January 8th.

NT65 (New Testament in 65 Steps)
10 Thursdays, February 2nd-April 5th, 7:15pm-9:15pm, Wan Chai MC (revised)
Facilitators: KK Lam & others
You will learn about the life of Jesus and geography of the Bible in New Testament times in an interactive way through actions, movements and multimedia presentations.  This course is good for new Christians who would like to gain a deeper understanding of Jesus’ life and ministry and to share the gospel with others.  Class size: 20.  Medium of Instruction: Cantonese (supplemented with English terms).

Seminar: Do You Know What You Are Quoting?
Commonly Misunderstood Verses and What To Do About Them
Friday, April 20th, 7:30pm-9:30pm, Hall, TST MC
Speaker: Dr. Sam Tsang (曾思瀚博士), Associate Professor, Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary
This seminar serves everyone in that every single Christian reads the Bible, but not everyone reads it in the same methodical way.  The most commonly misunderstood passages come from narratives, especially New Testament narratives.  This seminar will address ways to correct our misreading of familiar text.  In fact, the more familiar the text is, the more we’re prone to misread it.  What you find after this lecture may shock you.  So, if you’re tired of the same-old same-old, it is time to put some life back into your reading of biblical narratives.

Doctrine
Two Creation Models
Sundays, February 12th & 19th, 2:00pm-3:00pm, Hall, TST MC
Facilitator: Alfred Tang, PhD in theoretical nuclear and particle physics, MDiv
Nature as an existence created by God teaches us God’s goodness.  The scripture on the other hand speaks specifically to the relationship between God and man.  Every Christian ought to be a student of both scripture and nature.  However the integrative study of scripture and nature is very complex and sometimes controversial.  The Reasons to Believe (RTB) and Intelligence Design (ID) models are two options that are the primary focus of this class.  Other creation models will also be briefly discussed for comparison.  The class is taught on the layman level.  No prerequisite is required.

Life & Ministry
The Essentials of Effective Prayer
Thursdays, February 2nd-March 8th, 7:00pm-8:00pm, Hall, TST MC
Facilitator: Marlon Ng
Do you sometimes wonder if God hears your prayers?  Do you long to experience the power of prayer in your daily life?  Find the keys to an effective prayer life in this compelling Precept study that explores both God’s expectations of you and His promises to you.  Through a detailed examination of the Lord’s Prayer and other examples of prayer throughout the Bible, you’ll learn key principles of prayer and gain a deeper understanding of how prayer can draw you closer to His heart.  Course book ($60) will be available on Sunday, January 29th. Class size: 20.

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