LAMBS Bible school

Making disciples is the call and mandate of our Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus urges the disciples to follow Him. He has laid down the teaching and the walk before us that we need to follow in His steps as our supreme example.

This booklet is for you to learn from so that you could take two or three other people and teach and equip them in their faith so that they could in turn teach, equip and train also two or three more people (multiplication factor).

Our call is not to be so much a Nehemiah, who built physical walls, but to be an Ezra, who built a spiritual relationship in people with God. Ezra means “the one who helps.” The role of the teacher is to help guide and equip others in their discipleship walk with Jesus Christ.

When we study theology of Scripture we see how Scripture is God’s Word, the authority that we are to follow and live by, that Scripture is truth, and how God inspired the Word for us as a divine tool for instruction and encouragement.

Right from the first chapter of Genesis God created all things. All creation was put in place during those seven days. God designed and created all the beauty of the earth, including man and woman. As disciples we need to see the bigger picture of how we fit into all creation.

From the moment of creation to the moment that mankind sinned against God, the rest of Biblical history is a testimony to all mankind about how our Creator is a God who showers forth grace on whoever will receive it.

The first major effort of Jesus was the calling of the twelve disciples. Christ speaks and calls you to Himself — to awake, to turn aside, and to follow Him. One must, above all, have at the centre of one’s heart a “call” to follow Christ, to forsake the world, and to make Him Lord, Saviour, and King.

A study of the earthly life and ministry of Jesus in the light of the political, social, religious, and literary background of the New Testament.

How the theology of church or body ministry helps you to reflect and learn about the many aspects of this ministry, and how Christ, being the head of the church, works through His body which is to be unified and functioning together in purpose, mission and belief.

An introduction to the histories, theologies, and practices of the most prominent Western Protestant sects, including Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Islams/Muslims, and the New Age movement.

The principles and practices of sermon analysis and structure. Attention will be given to such areas as sermon structure, motivation, posture, voice and gestures.  There will be practical hands on evaluation of individual sermons.

This course follows the historical restoration of Israel, the temple, and Jerusalem with many insightful applications about God’s ways, His purpose, and His dealings in the life of the individual.  This course highlights principles drawn from history that are applicable for restoration in our personal lives and in the life of the church. 

The Old and New Testament Survey course does not only emphasize the major events and themes of the Bible, but also the application of the truths, principles and teachings of the Bible to our everyday lives as we walk in discipleship every day. 

This course covers the basic disciplines that are essential to Christian growth, including prayer, fasting, faith, and how to study the Bible. Emphasis is given to the student’s spiritual development through the practice of these disciplines.

This course gives a quick overview of the major doctrines of the Bible, showing the relevance of the Bible from cover to cover. 

A look at the role of the local church in evangelism and missions.

An overview of the major developments and significant events of the Church through the centuries.

Being one of the best books on doctrine, Romans explores key themes of salvation, justification by faith, enlightenment concerning the victorious life, and instruction in fulfilling Christian duties.

A course designed to introduce students to teaching within a church or church-related setting.

This course is designed to cover the basic step that are needed to help in discipling our fellow brother and sisters in the Lord.

It is very important when it comes to the subject of missions to see and look at things in the bigger picture. Missions is moving outside your comfort zone to a place that you will be stretched and challenged by people and events that go on around you, moment by moment.

This course is intended to give the student an overview on the ministry and work of the Holy Spirit.

Bible Study and prayer is our lifeline with God. When reading and studying this wonderful Word, you can learn principles that will help you in your daily Christian walk.

Hermeneutics is the detailed interpretation, logical amplification, and practical application of scripture.

The book of Galatians is a very exciting book. It is the one that introduces to the Gentile population a clear picture of the Gospel of Christ Jesus.

The purpose of this course is to develop the saint’s or believer’s awareness of the over-all workings of the body of Christ and how each part is an intricate and unique piece to the whole.

As disciples and Christians we have been commissioned by God to be ambassadors of the light of Christ to a lost and hurting world.

This course will survey key doctrines in theology (see outline) in terms of their historical developments, current trends and issues, and practical implications.

The title “Communication with God” was given so that students would see that prayer is much more than a religious belief, it is also a lifestyle, a relationship that is personal and unique to every individual disciple.