Registration ends September 4, 2020
This course examines the place of miracles in the apostolic, historical, and contemporary Church, focusing on the Biblical basis for expecting and experiencing miracles, their theological significance, and their practical consequences. The course seeks to be one of the avenues of fulfilling Chancellor Oral Roberts' call to "teach your students to hear God's voice."
An examination of the New Testament and of the historical, social, economic, and religious background out of which Christianity grew.
This course is a study to explore the dynamics of family relationships, particularly from the viewpoint of family counseling and therapy. The course focuses on knowledge and skills such as the theology of marriage and the family, problems of divorce and remarriage, courtship and mate selection, and the theory and technique of family therapy.
All courses are currently being held virtually and are 7 to 13 weeks in length and 3 credits are available through Oral Roberts University
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