Description
A study of the activity of the triune God in church and world through the work of the Holy Spirit. Focus is on how the Spirit's work in Word and Sacrament provides the framework for understanding the nature, ministry, and mission of the church, Christian faith and life, and the significance of eschatology for theology, life, and mission. Through writing and public conversation, students undertake the constructive task of understanding the gospel's claim to be God's truth for the world and asserting and commending that claim faithfully, coherently, and effectively. Prerequisite: ST1415 Creation and the Triune God and ST2415 Jesus the Savior and the Triune God for MDiv students or ST1410 An Overview of Christian Teachings for MA students. J-TERM 2013-2014: Course meets in Sioux Falls at Lutheran House of Studies / Sioux Falls Seminary. January 5, 4-9pm; January 6-7, 6-9pm; January 9 6:30-8:30pm; January 12-14 6:30-8:30pm; January 16, 6:30-8:30pm; AND January 26-28 6:30-8:30pm. M