Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion you should be able to:

• Identify the truths of the gospel with respect to a believer’s identity

• Discuss the implications of a Christian’s identity in Christ

• Articulate ways in which the gospel can transform believers’ views of themselves

• Describe how the gospel can affect believers’ response to other people

Course Outline

Unit 1: How Does God Describe You?

• Uniquely Crafted and Known

• Searching for Topics with Bible References

• Particularly Chosen

• Loved by God

• Using Bible Word Study to Find Words Related to “Conqueror”

• Born Again to a Living Hope

• Declared Righteous

• Freed from Debt

• Freed from Bondage and Adopted

• Kept and Delivered

• Using Passage Lists to Help You Memorize Bible Verses

• A Citizen of Heaven Supplied with Everything

• Quiz - Unit 1

Unit 2: Implications of Your Identity in Christ

• We Can Be Transparent

• We Can Rejoice

• We Can Believe God Is for Us

• We Have Hope

• We Have a New Identity

• Looking at Greek Prepositions to See All that We Have in Christ

• We Can Glorify God

• We Can Live Righteously

• We Can Believe God Is Pleased with Us

• We Can Welcome and Love Others

• We Are Free from Legalism and Guilt

• Finding Verses about Failure Using the Dictionary of Bible Themes

• We Can Act as Free People

• We Can Suffer Well

• We Don’t Need to Worry What Others Think

• We Share Christ’s Inheritance

• We Can Be Content and Generous

• Quiz - Unit 2

• Final Exam

Details

• Title: PD101 Our Identity in Christ

• Instructor: Elyse Fitzpatrick

• Publisher: Lexham Press

• Publication Date: 2014

• Product Type: Logos Mobile Education

• Resource Type: Courseware, including transcripts, audio, and video resources

• Courses: 1

• Video Hours: 2