Olivet University Dover concluded the "Systematic Theology II" course for the winter quarter of 2021. Students were strengthened both academically and spiritually by the profound knowledge of Christology and Soteriology, two foundational doctrines of Christianity.
The global pandemic has put many overseas missionaries in isolated conditions - they are unable to travel or go back to their home countries. Frontline missionaries, who are enrolled in Olivet University's Master of Divinity program, found hope and support in the trying times through the Spiritual Formation online course.
For the upcoming Winter Quarter, OTCS San Francisco provides the "Systematic Theology II" course for OU online and OU San Francisco students. For the course, professor Dr. Joseph Lee gives lectures principally pertaining to Christology and Soteriology.
Olivet Theological College and Seminary (OTCS) faculty virtually engaged in a series of major conferences as part of ongoing professional development, including the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS).
Homiletics, the art of preaching or writing sermons, is not just about the practical skills but an expression of your living faith, according to Dr. Yagobo Kim at Olivet Theological College & Seminary (OTCS).
Many perceived the study of divinity simply as the study of theology or doctrines, but it actually means much more for anyone who aspires to God's service.
MAT (Master of Arts in Teaching) students in the "Exploring Art and Movement" course gave presentations on how to teach creative writing with art.
Olivet Theological College & Seminary's New Testament I weekly online class has been helping seminary students to keep up their enthusiasm for learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Olivet Theological College and Seminary's Theological Prolegomena course, lectured by Dr. Joseph Lee, kicked off in Olivet University San Francisco this week. Seminary students look forward to studying the course which would set them on the right track of theological studies in the years ahead.
"God is the master of our history." - this is the one important message that students have learned from the History of Christianity course offered by Olivet Theological College and Seminary (OTCS) in the Winter quarter.