Next Steps

What will happen now that I am saved? How could it affect my daily life?

This lesson answers the basic questions of a newly saved individual.

Can I sin hard enough for me to lose my salvation? Can I continue living as I please since I am already assured of heaven?

This lesson gives us an overview of the depth and irrevocability of a genuine salvation.

Can I grow in my Christian life even if I do not want to be baptized? Is the Lord’s Supper old-fashioned and irrelevant in our days?

In this lesson, we will discuss the realities of life as a believer. We will explore the wonderful journey that you will embark, the perils along the road, and the promises that God has in store so that we could prepare ahead both for the journey and for the battle.

The purpose of this lesson is to acquaint the believer with the importance of baptism and why following it should not be met with a delay.

The purpose of this lesson is to give us a basic understanding about the Holy Spirit – and how He works in our life.

The objective of this lesson is to acquaint us with its importance, its history, its infallibility, and as beginners, help us where to begin in reading the Word of God.

The purpose of this lesson is to learn the essence, the benefits, and the importance of having a quiet time with God.

The purpose of this lesson is to help us understand what is the will of God in our life; what His plans are; and more importantly, how do we obediently fulfill both of them as we serve Him.

The purpose of this lesson is to acquaint the disciple with the importance of the church, know what his role is in the church, and how we could fulfill the great commission in our life.

If I have no spare money, should I tithe it or will God be glorified if I pay my bills that are due since the Bible says “owe no man anything”?

This lesson will give us a deeper understanding on why tithing should not just be a “mere” obligation to Christians.

Can I be a Christian and still desire to be rich? Or will I be more spiritual when I live in poverty?

This lesson will enlighten us with spiritual truths about money – and how the Bible gave us clear instruction on how to steward it.

I though that now that I am saved, I could overcome all my weaknesses at once, but why am I still far from being perfect?

This lesson balances the positional and practical holiness of a Christian and how we should deal with sin in our everyday life.

Is there a specific set of rules to follow in Christianity? Can I drink if done moderately? Can I party if done responsibly?

This lesson is vital for Christians who wants to know the boundaries of our christian liberty.

How can I not hate my employer when she deserves it? Can I call my job a blessing if it requires me to work on a Sunday?

This lesson gives us a wider picture on how we could steward the blessings that God has given to us through our employers – and what are our boundaries in submitting to them.

How can I not love the world when I live in the world? How can I win my family from the world?

This lesson is designed to show you how to live a balanced and consistent life in order to influence people for the Lord Jesus Christ without the world influencing you for evil.

What will happen in the judgment seat of Christ? Will other believers hear the sins that I’ve done on earth?

This lesson is designed to keep your focus on these eternal matters by detailing your final accountability to the Lord Jesus Christ.

At this point, the student must be able to gain a thorough knowledge on the fundamental doctrines of our bible-based faith and practices.

There are 100 points in the preliminary exam with few bonus questions. In order to proceed with the lesson 9, each student must obtain a satisfactory grade.

Although we recognize that having a good report and an upright heart is the decisive aspect in rearing new disciplers; we believe that the willingness to study is a tangible indication of our desire to grow in the knowledge of the Lord – and eventually pass them on to other christians “who shall be able to teach others also” as worded in 2 Tim. 2:2.

At this point, the student must be able to gain a thorough knowledge on the fundamental doctrines of our bible-based faith and practices.

There are 115 points in the final exam with few bonus questions. In order to complete the program, each student must obtain a satisfactory grade as it will manifest his/her competency in training and discipling others.

Although we recognize that having a good report and an upright heart is the decisive aspect in rearing new disciplers, we believe that the willingness to study is a tangible indication of our desire to grow in the knowledge of the Lord – and eventually pass them on to other christians “who shall be able to teach others also” as worded in 2 Tim. 2:2.