Content Engagement

BIBL 110 C ONTENT E NGAGEMENT T EMPLATE - C HRISTIAN K IM Using the provided chart, you will complete and the assigned readings and presentation throughout the term, providing a one-sentence summary of the pertinent key points. M ODULE R EAD & W ATCH K EY P OINT S UMMARIES For each resource, choose one key point and provide a one-sentence summary of that key point. 1 R EAD :  Cartwright and McClendon chs. 1-2  Murphy: ch. 1  Matthew 1-28 W ATCH :  Questions in the Gospels  Matthew  Mark R EAD : Cartwright and McClendon (ch. 1): The first-century world had significant relevance for us today as it laid the historical and cultural foundation for the New Testament, shaping the context in which Jesus and the early Christians lived. Cartwright and McClendon (ch. 2): The key point in the Gospel of Matthew is the theme of "lived righteousness as critical to the discipleship mandate," emphasizing that disciples are called not only to trust in Jesus but to teach others to embody his teachings. Murphy ch 1: Chapter 1 intends to demonstrate that Christians worship a God who asks concerns and attempts to gain our faith by doing so. Matthew 1-28: The key point in the Gospel of Matthew 1-28 is the presentation of Jesus as the Messiah, the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, and the establishment of His teachings, culminating in the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations. W ATCH : Questions in the Gospels: The key point is that Jesus used questions to reveal his personality, uncover reality, and, most importantly, invited intimate conversation and relationship with those he met, ultimately demonstrating the importance Page 1 of 9

BIBL 110 of an inquisitive nature in holy ways. Matthew: The video of Matthew lays apart the Gospel of Matthew that presents Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, tracing his lineage back to King David and highlighting his role as the Messiah and teacher. Mark: The video of Mark presents an overview of the Gospel of Mark and emphasizes the actions and deeds of Jesus during his ministry. 2 R EAD :  Cartwright and McClendon: ch. 5  Murphy: ch. 2  John 1-21 W ATCH :  Luke  John  The Deity of Jesus  The Resurrection of Jesus R EAD : Cartwright and McClendon: One key point about chapter 5 is the aim to strengthen the faith of discouraged Jewish Christians, emphasizing the deity of Christ and encouraging belief in Jesus as the resurrected Messiah in the face of persecution and expulsion from synagogues. Murphy: One key point from chapter 2 is in the begging, humanity had an intimate and open relationship with God, free from questions and doubts, but this harmony was disrupted when the first question (Satan as the serpent) led to hesitation and disobedience. John 1-21: Key point in chapters John 1- 21 is to emphasize the divinity of Jesus Christ, portraying Him as the Word made flesh and highlighting His miraculous signs, teachings, crucifixion, and resurrection as proof of His identity as the Son of God and the Savior of humanity. W ATCH : Luke: Key point is that the book of Luke is detailed biography of Jesus Christ, divided into four parts: preparation, power, parables, passion and also portraying him Page 2 of 9

BIBL 110 Acts Introduction: The video seeks to explain the start of Acts, illustrating the focuses on the actions of Jesus and the Holy Spirit rather than the apostles themselves. 4 R EAD :  Cartwright and Hulshof: ch. 38  Cartwright and McClendon: ch. 8  Murphy: ch. 6  Romans 1-16 W ATCH :  Romans  1 Corinthians  2 Corinthians  Galatians R EAD : Cartwright and Hulshof: One key point is the New Testament epistles, written during the time of the early church, are relatively easier to interpret and apply compared to Old Testament prophetic books, often structured as lessons. Cartwright and McClendon: One key point is that the Letter to the Romans is divided into four major units and serves multiple purposes, including addressing tensions between Gentile and Jewish Christians in Rome, unifying the church, and preparing the believers for their mission and fellowship. Murphy: One key point is that in our modern culture, we often seek false intimacy through avenues like social media, craving connection but failing to engage in authentic, meaningful relationships, leaving our souls unfulfilled and disconnected from God. Romans 1-16: The key point in Romans 1- 16 addresses a range of theological and practical themes, offering a comprehensive perspective on faith, salvation, and Christian living. W ATCH : Romans: One key point from this video is that Romans is a profound theological thesis by the apostle Paul, addressing topics such as human depravity, and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ ultimately illustrating the obedience of faith to bring glory to God. 1 Corinthians: One key point in this video Page 4 of 9

BIBL 110 is that the book of 1 Corinthians addresses various problems and questions faced by the Corinthian church, providing solutions and answers to help them overcome their challenges and live victoriously as a church. 2 Corinthians: One key point in this video is that Paul emphasizes that God’s power and love are made known through weakness and suffering, while also inviting believers to embrace humility. Galatians: The key point in the video is that it addresses the problem of legalism, particularly Judaizers who were trying to impose adherence to the Old Convent and circumcision on Christians, and Paul emphasizes the superiority of the gospel of grace through faith in Jesus Christ over the law. 5 R EAD :  Cartwright and McClendon : ch. 14  Murphy: ch. 9  Ephesians 1-6  Colossians 1-4 W ATCH :  Ephesians  Philippians  Colossians R EAD : Cartwright and McClendon: The key point is that Paul wrote the letter to the Colossians in response to the Colossian Heresy, which was a deceptive teaching blending Jewish and pagan elements that undermined the purity of the gospel, and he countered it by emphasizing the fullness of Jesus Christ. Murphy: The key point is that, like the sheep in the story, people often resist the healing and restoration they need because they fear the process, even though it is for their own good. Ephesians 1-6: One key point in Ephesians 1-6 is that it contains key teachings on Christian doctrine and living, emphasizing themes such as God’s predestination, the unity of believers, spiritual warfare, and instructions for living a righteous and holy life. Colossians 1-4: Colossians 1-4 emphasizes Page 5 of 9

BIBL 110 interpretation and application to understand what God’s Word message is to us. Ch. 29: One key point in this chapter is that demonstrating a principle throughout the Bible is important for theological reasons because it reveals the unity of Scripture, and helps gain a big-picture view of the Bible. Ch. 31: The key point in this chapter is when applying the teachings of Scripture into our lives, its beneficial to address the four fundamental questions every human being has: duty, character, goals, and ability to discern the truth, as this framework provides a clear and comprehensive approach to practical application. 1 Timothy 1-6: One key point from 1 Timothy 1-6 is that it signifies the teachings and instructions from the apostle Paul to Timothy, a young leader in the early Christian church. 2 Timothy 1-4: One key point from 2 Timonthy 1-4 is that it refers to the final letters written by the apostle Paul to Timothy, offering guidance, encouragement, and instructions for ministry in the early Christian church. W ATCH : 1 Timothy: The key point in this video is that the First Epistle to Timothy, along with other letters, emphasizes the theme of “leading well” and provides instructions for pastors (or leaders) on how to lead God’s people to righteousness and Christ- like behavior. 2 Timothy: The key point in this video is that the second epistle to Timothy focuses on the theme of “suffering well” and Page 7 of 9

BIBL 110 provides instructions and encouragement for Timothy, who is facing challenges and suffering, to remain faithful in his ministry. Philemon: The key point in this video is that the letter to Philemon demonstrates the themes shown in 1 st and 2 nd Timothy, emphasizing reconciliation and the power of redemption through the equalizing effect of the cross. 7 R EAD :  Cartwright and McClendon: ch. 18  Murphy: ch. 10  Hebrews 1-13 W ATCH :  Hebrews  James  Peter R EAD : Cartwright and McClendon: A key point in this chapter is that the audience of the Book of Hebrews faced issues of apathy and persecution, with the author addressing their indifference to spiritual growth and their endurance through suffering while illustrating that Jesus is worthy of constant devotion. Murphy: A key point from this chapter is that the disciples, despite witnessing Jesus perform miraculous feedings, and doubting His ability to provide in their current situation, highlight how we often forget God’s past provisions and hoard our resources out of a perception of false poverty. Hebrews 1-13: The key point in Hebrews 1-13 is that the author emphasizes the power of Jesus Christ, illustrating how He is the ultimate fulfillment of God’s plan, and urging believers to hold fast to their faith in Christ despite persecution and difficulties. W ATCH : Hebrews: The key point in this video is that Jesus is superior to everything, including angels, Moses, etc, leading believers to a life filled with faith as a response to this understanding of His power. James: A key point of this video is that it Page 8 of 9