TLLS102-UPON THIS ROCK Part One: Fundamental Baptist Doctrine

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  • Understand the eternal transformation that occurs at salvation
  • Gain biblical assurance of your salvation and eternal life
  • Discover God's purpose and personal calling for your life
  • Embrace the abundant, joyful Christian life promised through Christ
  • Identify and overcome spiritual adversaries with confidence and strategy
  • Submit to Christ’s Lordship through baptism and ongoing obedience
  • Grow through God-ordained structures like family, church, and pastoral leadership
  • Develop a servant’s heart that reflects the life and mission of Jesus
  • Build spiritual maturity and fruitfulness that honors God and blesses others
  • Prepare to become a faithful, empowered ambassador for Christ

Course Content

đź“– Chapter One: The Bible — Our Sole Authority Series: Upon This Rock Verse Focus: 2 Peter 1:20–21 – “Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation…” — 2 Peter 1:20–21
🔹 Summary Teaching: The Bible is the inspired, preserved, and profitable Word of God. It is the believer’s only rule for faith and practice. Written over 1,600 years by approximately 40 men, its unity proves divine authorship—the Holy Ghost Himself.

  • 🧰 Key Doctrinal Pillars

đź”· Chapter Two: The One True God — Doctrine of the Trinity Series: Upon This Rock Theme Verse: 1 John 5:7 – “For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.”
📜 Core Doctrine Summary Truth Explanation One God in Three Persons The Bible teaches one God who eternally exists as Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Trinity Defined Each Person is distinct, equal, and fully God—one in essence, purpose, and glory. Biblical Evidence OT & NT confirm singular deity with plural personality (e.g., Genesis 1:26, Isaiah 43:10) Heresy Denounced Denial of the Trinity rejects Christ’s divinity and salvation as offered through Him. Functional Roles of Each Person Father elects and gives; Son redeems and upholds; Spirit regenerates and indwells.

✝️ Chapter Three: Immanuel — God With Us Series: Upon This Rock Theme Verse: John 1:14 – “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us…”
🔹 Core Doctrine Summary Truth Explanation Jesus is both God and Man The eternal Word became flesh through the virgin birth, fully divine and sinless Virgin Birth Essential to Christ's sinless nature and divine origin The God-Man No beginning, no earthly father—eternally existent (John 1:1–2, Micah 5:2) Without Sin Tempted as we are, yet remained holy and sinless (Hebrews 4:15)

🕊️ Chapter Four: The Holy Ghost — A Historical & Doctrinal Study Series: Upon This Rock Theme Verse: John 14:16–17 – “And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter…”
🔹 Essential Truths About the Holy Ghost Doctrine Explanation Personhood The Holy Ghost is not an impersonal force—He is fully God, with will and personality. Ministry He convicts, regenerates, seals, teaches, empowers, and indwells every believer. Trinity Identity Equally divine as the Father and the Son—one of the three Persons of the Godhead. Eternal Presence Jesus promised the Spirit would “abide with you forever.”

🧍 Chapter Five: Anthropology — Doctrine of Man Series: Upon This Rock Theme Verse: Psalm 8:4 – “What is man, that thou art mindful of him?”
🔹 Biblical Definition of Anthropology Anthropology is the theological study of human origin, nature, and destiny, as revealed in Scripture. Contrasts the evolutionary worldview with the Genesis account of divine creation.

✝️ Chapter Six: The Doctrine of Salvation Series: Upon This Rock Theme Passage: John 3:1–7 – “Ye must be born again.”
🧠 Foundational Truths Aspect of Salvation Biblical Teaching Key Verse Finished Work of Christ Jesus completed salvation through His death and resurrection John 19:30, I John 2:2 Grace, Not Works Salvation is God’s gift—never earned through religious effort Ephesians 2:8–9, Romans 4:4 Faith is the Key Believing in Christ alone is how we receive salvation Romans 10:9, Acts 16:31 Personal Trust Total trust in Jesus is required—no backups, no “just in case” salvation John 10:9 Divine Work, Not Human Effort Salvation is initiated and completed by God alone Philippians 1:6

✨ Chapter Seven: The Literal Return of Jesus Christ Series: Upon This Rock Theme Passage: Acts 1:9–11 – “…This same Jesus… shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven.”
🔹 Overview of Key Truths Core Truth Explanation Christ’s Return is Literal Not symbolic, not mystical—it’s physical and real Christ’s Return is Bodily He ascended in the same resurrected body He will return in Christ’s Return is Visible Every eye will see Him—no secret arrival Christ’s Return is Gradual Comes from Heaven to Earth in divine sequence Christ’s Return is For His Bride He will come for us to take us home, and later with us to reign

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