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 The strap-line of The Grace Project - "Discover who you Really are" - suggests, we take the view that many, if not, most believers not only have yet to discover this truth but worse, in the absence of this awareness, they (we) are left to live out of our "own" resources with the inevitable consequences of burnout and disillusionment.
Indeed there is a saying coined by Ian Thomas that says; " There are two types of people in the world, those who live a life that they don't have and those who have a life that they don't live! " Maybe you have caught yourself thinking from time to time that there must be more to the Christian life than this? The Good News is - There is! Our courses are designed to enable students to discover precisely what that Good news is - and then to help them appropriate it.
As part of its own evolution The Grace Project has had to face core questions about its own identity as a course provider and over the last five years has been in the process of finding its place in the stream of Christian education. Given its Pauline instincts, the programme directors and charity's trustees have sought to create an environment that is both contemporary in its delivery whilst at the same time being loyal to the nature of Christian education as evidenced in the New Testament. Christ Planting
The Grace Project is a " Christ-Planting School ." We believe that the most helpful contribution we can make to Christian education is to live and teach what we call "the Gospel to the saved" as expressed by Paul in his letter to the Galatians: "It is no longer I that live but Christ that lives in me and the life that I now live, I live by the faith of the Son of God. " ( Gal 2:20 ). This we do by creating an environment in which students can learn to "draw life from the Father" and gain an ever-expanding consciousness of their union with Him as their total reality.
The Pathway to Christian Maturity
The Freedom in Christ Courses can be accessed in various guises. Courses are available on both a full & part time basis. In addition, to which students can participate in seminars and conferences as well as our distance learning programme Grace @ Home. In each of the programmes the central themes are geared to helping learners to realize the "replacement life of Christ." Method of assessment
Method of assessment. Ultimately the only valid measure is the fruit of the Christian life. The courses are offered as applied modules of study. Whilst we are not primarily an academic institution students will be provided with the opportunity to check their understanding of the subject studied by both classroom interaction and in the case of the full time programmes by the submission of term papers. Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be confident in handling the major writings of Paul, John and Luke, as well as James, Peter and Hebrews. Answer fundamental questions, which include:
What does it mean to say, "Christ is my life"?
What does it mean to say, "Just as He is, so are we in this world"?
What would it take to move from guilt to no condemnation?
Why is separation sin?
How did Jesus live the Christian life? Programme Costs
Course Fee: Prices vary depending on the type of programme, full & part time. Details on application How to apply
To apply for the Freedom in christ course, please follow the apply-online link at the top of the page and fill-in the application form, alternatively if you are interested and would like to speak to someone before applying you can phone us at The Grace Project on: 020 88961 1687 or email us via our contact form. |
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I wrote this book in order to put the magic back into the Kingdom for all those who went to the Charismatic Disneyland of Evangelical Christianity only to discover that they would never be spiritually tall enough to go on any of the rides. By Paul Anderson-Walsh
“This book will inspire and encourage you. It will indeed cause you to feel safe and sound. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself experiencing an inward sigh of relief as you read. The three phases of Christian maturity discussed in chapters four and five stimulated my mind. My emotions were stirred by a renewed sense of deep joy as I read the extensive description of agape in chapter seven. The tenth chapter is one of the best apologetics for the security of the believer that I have seen. I wish every new Christian would read that chapter within the first month of their new life in Christ.”
