Kenneth Malenge

A sketch outline of what Missiology should cover in theological studies. Missiology Course Outline for Diploma Students 1. Introduction to Missiology Definition and scope of missiology Biblical basis of mission (Old and New Testament foundations) The Triune God as the Source of Mission 2. The Mission of God (Missio Dei) God’s redemptive plan from Genesis to Revelation Jesus Christ as the model and message of mission The Holy Spirit in the work of mission 3. The Great Commission Exposition of Matthew 28:18–20, Mark 16:15, Acts 1:8 The mandate to all believers Mission as obedience, not an option 4. History of Christian Missions Mission in the Early Church Missionary movements in Church history (e.g., Moravians, William Carey, Hudson Taylor) Missions in Africa: Early missionaries and African evangelists 5. The Church and Mission The Church as a sending and witnessing community Roles of pastors, elders, missionaries, and members Local church involvement in gl...

Class use Mini-Course on Academic Sermon Writing Understanding Topic, Theme, and Proposition Topic: The broad subject or passage your sermon focuses on. Example: “The Forerunner of Christ” (Mark 1:1-8) or “The Word” (John 1:1-5). Theme: The main biblical truth or idea the sermon teaches. It answers, “What is this passage about?” Example: “God prepared the way for Jesus Christ by sending John the Baptist to call people to repentance.” Proposition: A clear, single sentence stating what you want your listeners to understand and do after hearing the sermon. It is the core argument or takeaway. Example: “God sends faithful messengers to prepare hearts for His redemptive work through Christ.” Why These Matter Having a clear topic, theme, and proposition helps you stay focused and ensures your sermon is biblically faithful and practically relevant. It avoids wandering or confusing your listeners. Structure of a Good Sermon Introduction: Capture attention Intro...

CLASS NOTE Bible Survey Notes Genesis – Revelation Certificate Level By Kenneth Malenge Edition One 2025 “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” — Psalm 119:105 (KJV) Introduction to the Bible The Bible is God’s Word, inspired by the Holy Spirit (2 Timothy 3:16-17). It is divided into two main  Purpose and Importance of Bible Survey Bible Survey provides a  broad overview of the entire Bible , helping students: Understand the  unified story of redemption  from Genesis to Revelation. Grasp how the  individual books fit into the larger narrative . Identify  key doctrines , themes, and theological progression. Develop  biblical literacy  for faithful teaching, preaching, and devotion. Build a  foundation for deeper theological studies , including exegesis, systematic theology, and biblical theology. In essence, Bible Survey is the  entry gate to serious biblical understanding —it is both academic and devo...