The Supernatural in the Bible and Today (BC-411)
This course traces the supernatural work of God from Genesis to Revelation, inspiring the heart, building faith, and expanding our minds to welcome the unusual and the unexpected as God works in our daily lives in ways beyond our understanding.
About This Course
From the parting of the Red Sea to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Bible is filled with accounts of God intervening in human history through signs, wonders, and miracles. This course takes students on a journey through Scripture, exploring how God’s supernatural power was not just for the biblical era but continues to be active in the world today.
We will examine the nature of miracles, the role of the Holy Spirit, and how believers can cultivate a biblical expectation for the supernatural. By studying both Old and New Testament examples, students will be challenged to remove the limits on what God can do and learn to partner with Him in bringing heaven's realities to earth.
What You Will Learn
- A biblical foundation for understanding God's supernatural interventions from Genesis to Revelation.
- How to build a faith that expects and welcomes the unusual, the miraculous, and the unexpected in daily life.
- The purpose of signs, wonders, and miracles in advancing the Kingdom of God and validating the Gospel message.
- How to discern the true supernatural workings of the Holy Spirit while remaining firmly grounded in Scripture.
- Practical ways to partner with God and cultivate a lifestyle open to His supernatural leading and empowerment.
Course Evaluation & Grading
Students will be given graded assessments during the Semester. Each of these assessments will be in reference to all content covered till that point in the course.
| Percentage Range | Grade |
|---|---|
| 91% - 100% | Grade A+ |
| 76% - 90% | Grade A |
| 51% - 75% | Grade B |
| 35% - 50% | Grade C |
| Below 35% | Grade F (Fail) |
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