History and doctrines of a major Pentecostal denomination: Assemblies of God Submitted to Prof. Dr. Aaron Yom of the SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary Fall 2019: THEO5113 Pentecostal Theology

What is the significance of the “silence in heaven for about half an hour” in Revelation 8:1? Submitted to Professor: Dr. Robby J. Kagarise of the SUM Bible College &

Jesus the Source of Living Water Submitted to Professor: Dr. Robby J. Kagarise of the SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary Lijo George NTEX6313. Direct Research New Testament Exegesis: Gospel

Pneumatology Paper Submitted to Professor: Dr. Robby J. Kagarise Of the SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary Lijo George NTEX6313.DR New Testament Exegesis: Gospel of John, Fall 2018-19 February 23,

A BIBLICAL APPROACH TO THE MIRACULOUS GIFTS Research Paper Submitted to Prof. Dr. Page Brooks Fall 2018: THEO6213 Biblical Perspectives: Popular Theologies in SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary Introduction

REVIEW OF THE TWO VIEWS OF HELL A Book Review Submitted to Prof. Dr. Page Brooks of the SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary Fall 2018: THEO6213 Biblical Perspectives: Popular

CULTURAL CURRENTS IN EVERYDAY LIFE Observing Culture Report Looking for the Influence of Postmodernity In Light of Biblical Truth Submitted to Prof. Dr. Page Brooks of the SUM Bible College

Book Review of Haddon W. Robinson, Biblical Preaching: The Development and Delivery of Expository Messages. (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2014). Among the leading voices in modern Christian homiletics is

Fallen Condition Focus Essay Submitted to Dr. Page Brooks of SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary. If a minister of God’s word isn’t careful, sometimes he or she can miss

1. How does Keener address the issue of experiential presuppositions in relationship to interpreting biblical texts? What does he mean by “reading from the vantage of Pentecost”? Evaluate Keener’s hermeneutical

Biblical Interpretation In  1 Corinthians 1:18-31 A troubled church in a muddled culture was all part of the reasons Paul wrote his letter to the church in Corinth. A key

Hermeneutics is the theory of interpreting ancient texts from various cultures and societies. Hermeneutics is widely used in the modern church today to interpret the bible. The bible is the

Presuppositions of Christian Faith in Interpretation Assignment:  Identify three key theological or spiritual presuppositions which you find in your own biblical hermeneutics. That is, describe three presuppositions which you bring

Global Reading of Scripture   Assignment: You are to pick a reading of a biblical text, preferably a scholarly one, but a popular one will be accepted, in which you

Reflect on how three categories of life experiences have influenced your interpretation of the biblical passage: spiritual experiences, pain and suffering, and personal maturation. In 250-500 words explain how each

This purpose of this paper is to examine how 1 Thessalonians 4 spreads the message of encouragement through Paul’s message to the Thessalonians. This will be accomplished through a verse

Book Review The Theology of the Book of Revelation Submitted to Professor: Dr. Robby J. Kagarise Of the SUM Bible College & Theological Seminary Lijo George New Testament Exegesis: 1st

Surprised by Hope: Rethinking Heaven, the Resurrection, and the Mission of the Church by Wright, N. T., HarperCollins, 2009. Pp.1+338. In the book, Surprised by Hope: Rethinking Heaven, the Resurrection,