Clearing a Path for the Gospel
This page contains two ways to assist the presenter in teaching the material from the book Clearing a Path for the Gospel by Arthur A. Eggert and Geoffrey A. Kieta.
The first uses 30-minute video introductions for the material in each chapter, often two per chapter, with associated class notes. The second is for a more classic presentation with PowerPoint slides and class notes. The presenter should place the dates of the class sessions on the syllabus for the convenience of the students.
Video Chapter Introductions by Arthur Eggert.
This course examines a wide range of situations and manners in which biblical teachings are challenged. It gives the student ways to respond to such challenges so as to remove obstacles to someone hearing the message of the Scriptures. The book is necessary to understand the course. To gain the most from this course, it is recommended that you print out the Class Notes-V packet, do the assigned readings, and answer the study questions for each session before watching that session's video. The class notes contain the syllabus & questions. PowerPoints are included, but not necessary for the course. Teaching notes exist to help the local presenter. There are nineteen lessons arranged by chapter. The nineteen lessons were recorded in the fall of 2023 and winter of 2024.
Class Notes-V Lesson1 Lesson2 Lesson3 Lesson4 Lesson5 Lesson6 Lesson7 Lesson8 Lesson9 Lesson10 Lesson11
Book Lesson12 Lesson13 Lesson14 Lesson15 Lesson16 Lesson17 Lesson18 Lesson19 PowerPoints-V Teaching Notes-V
Classic PowerPoint by Arthur Eggert.
This course examines a wide range of situations and manners in which biblical teachings are challenged. It gives the student ways to respond to such challenges so as to remove obstacles to someone hearing the message of the Scriptures. The book is necessary to understand the course. To gain the most from this course, it is recommended that you print out the Class Notes-C packet, do the assigned readings, and answer the study questions for each session before that session. The Teaching Notes are enhanced class notes to aid the presenter. This material was first presented in the fall of 2020 and Winter of 2021. It is edited to be presented in nineteen 90-minute class sessions and may be reedited for use in other formats.