Three Courses from Prof. Esau McCaulley
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Three Courses from Prof. Esau McCaulley
Study three unique topics from one of today's most engaging teachers.
This Bundle Includes:
Ethnicity, Justice, and the People of God
What is justice? What does it have to do with Christianity? Consider how scripture, church history, and theology can inform our understanding of faith and justice in this course co-taught by Profs. Esau McCaulley and N.T. Wright.
Stories of the Promised Land
How can we find meaning - and God - in our own stories? By engaging some of Prof. McCaulley's personal narratives, as told in his memoir How Far to the Promised Land, this course invites you to explore this question for yourself.
A Journey Through Lent
What is the season of Lent? This overview of the liturgical season of Lent examines the history, traditions, and relevance of Lent. Learn how Lent can help you inhabit the church year and grow in faith.
Take $30 OFF the regular price when you purchase all three!
Offer Ends February 29th!
What Will I Learn?
Explore how God might be active in ordinary life.
Investigate the relationship between faith and justice.
Examine how scripture can help us respond to situations of injustice.
Incorporate the lessons of church history into your own spiritual life.
Connect personal reflections to a broader human experience.
Put what you are learning into practice.
Should I Take These Courses?
Are you:
- A student of the Bible interested in thinking deep thoughts with scripture?
- A pastor or teacher interested in developing richer, more insightful sermons and lessons?
- Interested in creating a more meaningful life by applying Biblical wisdom?
- Then this bundle is for you!
This bundle includes the following courses:
Ethnicity, Justice, and the People of God
Value: $74.99 Included!
An Exploration into a Biblical Theology of Justice
A Journey Through Lent (+Journal)
Value: $34.99 Included!
The Prayers, Practices, and Purposes of Lent
Taught by leading New Testament scholar:
Esau McCaulley
Professor of New Testament
Rev. Esau McCaulley, PhD, is The Jonathan Blanchard Associate Professor of New Testament and Public Theology at Wheaton College. He is the author of many works including "Reading While Black," the children’s book "Josie Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit," and a memoir entitled "How Far to the Promised Land." He is series editor for The Fullness of Time series and a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times. His writings have appeared in The Atlantic, Washington Post, and Christianity Today. He is married to Mandy, a pediatrician and Navy reservist. Together, they have four wonderful children.
What Students Are Saying
Judy on Stories of the Promised Land
"A powerfully original combination of stories and insights not found in any other Christian programs that I have found. Gets quickly to the heart of the subject with love and clarity. I can't stop reading and listening!"
Jessica on A Journey Through Lent
"This course was exactly what I needed to observe, and dare I say celebrate, Lent this year. It provided structure, history, gospel, prayer, and meditation."
Margaret on Ethnicity, Justice, and the People of God
"Examining the concepts of ethnicity, racism, and culture through a biblical perspective gave me a deeper understanding of both historical and current implications for Christian response."
Don't Want the Whole Bundle?
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Stories of the Promised Land
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$14.99
$ 9.99
- Reflect on personal stories to find meaning in narratives about God.
- Discover the presence and activity of God in ordinary lfie.
A Journey Through Lent
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$34.99
$ 24.99
- Explore the season of Lent as a time of spiritual renewal.
- Participate in the practices and prayers which have sustained Christians for centuries.
Ethnicity, Justice, and the People of God
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$74.99
$ 59.99
- Consider how church traditions have reinforced or resisted oppression.
- Develop an understanding of biblical justice and what it means today.
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