To receive credit for this course, students are required to:
Attend at least 75% of classes held
Read at least 75% of the assigned readings
Complete one of the four learning experiences:
Keep a study journal.
Record responses to all of the questions and activities in the class preparation material.
Write responses to three essay questions.
Design and complete a learning project related to the course content.
Introduction
Get to know one another
Set expectations
Introduce course
Help students access the text
Discuss ELE and Reading
Explain the book and read some of the introduction together.
What questions do we have about the Divine Gift of Forgiveness?
The Gift of Repentance and the Joy of Becoming Clean
Student Reading: Chapter 1 - The Joy of Becoming Clean
True Experiences with Repentance and Forgiveness
Student Reading: Chapter 2 - Experiences to Strengthen our Righteous Desires
True Experiences with Repentance and Forgiveness
Student Reading: Chapter 3 - Repentance: An Idea Now Out of Style
Abandoning Sin and Spiritually Awakening to God
Student Reading: Chapter 4 - A Powerful Scriptural Example
Abandoning Sin and Spiritually Awakening to God
Student Reading: Chapter 5 - Awakening unto God
Mortality and Remorse of Conscience
Student Reading: Chapter 6 - Far from Our Heavenly Home
Mortality and Remorse of Conscience
Student Reading: Chapter 7 - Joy or Remorse of Conscience
Student Reading: Chapter 8 - The Gift of His Precious Son
Student Reading: Chapter 8 - The Gift of His Precious Son
Faith in Jesus Christ and Forgiveness through Him
Student Reading: Chapter 9 - Faith Leads, Repentance Follows
Faith in Jesus Christ and Forgiveness through Him
Student Reading: Chapter 10 - Only through the Father and the Son
Overcoming Barriers to Repentance by Relying on Jesus Christ
Student Reading: Chapter 11 - The Devil’s Throat
Overcoming Barriers to Repentance by Relying on Jesus Christ
Student Reading: Chapter 12 - Twin Bullies Wanting to Prevent our Repentance