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The Bible and Doctrines: ACCM’s New Foundational Course is Now Live

The Bible and Doctrines

The Bible and Doctrines

Now Live | Build a strong foundation in Scripture, biblical interpretation, and Christian doctrine through a Christ-centred and Trinitarian lens.

At Ambassador College of Christian Ministry (ACCM), we believe that healthy discipleship and effective ministry begin with a solid foundation in Scripture. That is why we are excited to announce that our new The Bible and Doctrines course is now available.

Designed for church members, ministry leaders, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of God’s Word, this course provides a comprehensive introduction to the Bible, biblical interpretation, and the core doctrines of Grace Communion International (GCI) through a Christ-centred and Trinitarian lens.

Why This Course Matters

Many Christians desire to read the Bible with greater confidence but are unsure where to begin. Others want to understand why the church teaches what it does or how doctrine relates to everyday Christian living.

The Bible and Doctrines course addresses these questions by helping students see Scripture as a unified story centred on Jesus Christ while exploring the beliefs that shape our faith and ministry.

Rather than approaching doctrine as merely an academic subject, the course demonstrates how biblical truth shapes discipleship, worship, leadership, and participation in God’s mission. Students will discover that theology is not simply about knowing more facts about God but about knowing God more deeply and living faithfully in relationship with him.

Christ-Centred • Trinitarian • Scripture-Focused

This course helps students understand the Bible as God’s unified story, centred on Jesus Christ and interpreted through a Christ-centred and Trinitarian framework.

What You’ll Learn

Throughout the course, students will explore:

  • How the Bible was formed and recognised as Scripture.
  • The grand narrative of the Bible, from creation to new creation.
  • Principles of biblical interpretation and hermeneutics.
  • Historical, cultural, and literary contexts that help us understand Scripture faithfully.
  • Different genres of biblical literature and how to interpret them responsibly.
  • The core doctrines of Grace Communion International and their biblical foundations.
  • The centrality of the Trinity in Christian faith and theology.
  • Practical ways to apply biblical truth in life, leadership, and ministry.

Students will also develop practical skills in using Bible study tools and resources, enabling them to continue growing in their understanding of Scripture long after the course is completed.

A Christ-Centred and Trinitarian Approach

One distinctive feature of this course is its commitment to a Christ-centred and Trinitarian approach to Scripture. Students will learn how the Bible points to Jesus Christ and how the doctrine of the Trinity provides a framework for understanding God’s self-revelation and saving work.

This perspective helps learners move beyond viewing the Bible simply as a collection of rules or disconnected stories. Instead, they will discover the Bible as a unified witness to God’s redemptive work in Jesus Christ and his ongoing mission through the Holy Spirit.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

✓ Explain how the Bible was formed and identify its major themes and narrative.
✓ Apply sound principles of biblical interpretation.
✓ Interpret various genres of Scripture responsibly and faithfully.
✓ Articulate the core doctrines of Grace Communion International and their biblical foundations.
✓ Demonstrate an understanding of the Trinity as central to Christian faith and theology.
✓ Integrate biblical and doctrinal understanding into practical Christian living and ministry.
✓ Utilise Bible study tools and resources effectively.
✓ Reflect on how Scripture and doctrine shape discipleship, leadership, worship, and participation in God’s mission.

Who Should Enrol?

  • Church members wanting a deeper understanding of Scripture.
  • Emerging leaders preparing for future ministry.
  • Small group leaders, teachers, and ministry volunteers

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