

“A person will never properly understand the New Testament Scriptures if the Old Testament Scriptures essentially remain a mystery to him,” says Paul Benware.
Newly revised, Dr. Benware offers a chronological approach to give you a bird’s-eye view of the Old Testament, while his book-by-book analysis reveals important details and emphases. If you want a better understanding of the whole Bible, the Survey of the Old Testament is the place to start.

The purpose of Doctrine of Salvation is designed to help Bible students understand more profoundly the components of salvation by considering the various images (of salvation) presented in the New Testament. This study will acquaint students with and enhance their understanding of the fundamental components of the doctrine of salvation.
Course Objectives: As a result of laboring in this class, students will:
Learn about the fundamental components of the doctrine of salvation;
Learn more about the coherency of doctrine of salvation as presented throughout Scripture
Learn more about the New Testament presentation of salvation through images; and,

The Whitewashing of Christianity is informative, insightful and inspirational, telling a history that’s often hidden, ignored, revised or unknown. Confrontational, but not combative, it details how the American church has helped create and maintain the false narrative that Christianity is a white man’s religion and how it has presented almost every person in Scripture and most of Africa’s theologians and martyrs as white men and women. You will be given countless references that chronicle what whitewashing is, how it has been maintained, the negative effects it has caused and, more importantly, how we can stop it.
The Whitewashing of Christianity:
- Takes you on a historical, sociological, judicial and religious journey of how Christianity has been whitewashed
- Addresses the negative effects of whitewashing and how many view Christianity as a religion of oppression
- Presents a full narrative of redemptive history, which finds its roots in Africa
- Highlights African theologians, philosophers, teachers and martyrs
- Addresses claims from those that oppose Christianity with sources, Scripture and historical facts
- Equips people on how to engage inaccurate claims of Christian history and slavery
- Addresses the concerns of those that think Christianity is not an indigenous faith of people of African descent
- Equips churches and organizations with ways to combat whitewashing and move in unity