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		<title>Class in&#160;Session</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This summer, I spent a month taking classes through Campus Crusade for Christ&#8217;s Institute for Biblical Studies.  This summer program is part of Campus Crusade&#8217;s commitment to our ongoing spiritual and theological development.  I enjoyed the atmosphere of being on the campus of Rollins College, here in Orlando.
I enjoyed the classes and it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.rollins.edu/"><img width="125" height="124" border="0" class="rightimage" src="http://bridgforthfamily.com/images/rollins.jpg" /></a>This summer, I spent a month taking classes through <a href="http://ibs.campuscrusadeforchrist.com">Campus Crusade for Christ&#8217;s Institute for Biblical Studies</a>.  This summer program is part of Campus Crusade&#8217;s commitment to our ongoing spiritual and theological development.  I enjoyed the atmosphere of being on the campus of <a href="http://www.rollins.edu/">Rollins College</a>, here in Orlando.</p>
<p>I enjoyed the classes and it was a lot of work.  I was in class for 4 1/2 hours a day and had lots of reading and projects to do each night.  Here is the list of classes I took:</p>
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<li><strong>Biblical Interpretation and Communication</strong> &#8211; For the first two weeks, I applied what I was learning in the course to interpret Genesis 11:1-9 (The Tower of Babel).  For the last part of the class, I worked on a 20 minutes sermonette on the passage.  I learned a lot about this passage and I am still mining gold from it.  One of the things I enjoyed about these courses was a focus on the redemptive context and then bringing that into the message.  We considered the entire drama of the Bible and how our passage fit in.  I believe this course and approach to the Scriptures will enrich my time in the Word for the rest of my life.</li>
<li><strong>Comparative Worldviews</strong> &#8211; I enjoyed this class as the instructor mixed the lecture with movie clips from popular movies to illustrate points about different worldviews.  I also interviewed three people to see what they believed and wrote a paper about how it compared to the Christian worldview.</li>
<li><strong>The Biblical Theology of God, the Bible and the Holy Spirit</strong> &#8211; I really enjoyed this course taught by <a href="http://www.sbts.edu/academics/theology/faculty/WareBruce.php">Dr. Bruce Ware</a> of Southern Seminary.  It was very rich to look into these subjects and I learned some really good stuff.  I am looking forward to continuing to read my book and take another course on Christ, Humanity and Salvation either next summer or in two summers.</li>
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