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Portrait of author Derek Morphew

Derek Morphew

He is a traveling Bible teacher and theologian based in Cape Town, South Africa. He studied at Michaelhouse, Balgowan, at Rhodes University (earning a Bachelor’s degree with a major in Biblical Studies and Systematic Theology), and completed his doctorate at the University of Cape Town in New Testament Studies. His career has unfolded in three phases: first as a pastor and church planter, second as a pastor/mentor to pastors, and third focusing on theological training and education within the Vineyard movement globally. He is married to Karin, an artist, and has two daughters, Shean and Jeanne.

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2 Online Courses
Course resource Demonstrating The Kingdom
Online Course English

Demonstrating The Kingdom

This course focuses on the coming of the kingdom by the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, through the distribution and impartation of charismatic gifts, particularly those gifts that enable mission and evangelism. Its purpose is to build faith and expectation in our students, disciples of Jesus, to receive the empowering of the Spirit for witness, leading to a radical obedience to his commission, through revelatory/prophetic gifts, gifts of healing and deliverance, all combining to effect power evangelism. A key step in the equipping process is to lay a strong foundation in Christian identity.

10 Sessions

$147.00
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Course resource Kingdom Theology
Online Course English

Kingdom Theology

This course introduces the student to the theology of the kingdom of God in scripture. Taking recent (latter 20th Century onwards) Jesus Research as its starting point, it covers the growing expectation of the kingdom in Old Testament literature and then examines the coming of the kingdom in the life and ministry of Jesus, particularly in the Synoptic Gospels and Acts. From there it defines the kingdom as enacted, inaugurated eschatology. Having established that definition it then explores the kingdom in the Christian life, particularly through Pauline theology. It also examines the mandate for kingdom ministry today as modeled on the ministry of Jesus. A final section deals with various implications of kingdom theology, in terms of the church, dispensationalism, cessationism, healing, and the place of Israel. It equips our students with a thorough knowledge of the biblical theology of the kingdom of God and how this theology is positioned in relation to other theologies, which it either redefines or opposes.

10 Sessions

$147.00
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