EQUIP
Common Hour
Time: Wednesdays 1 PM (starting week 4)
Location: Psychology G42 (North building, ground floor)
Equip Common Hour is an interactive, seminar-style weekly session focused on developing our character, conviction, and competence to serve Jesus. Each semester, we explore how the Bible shapes a specific area of Christian thinking and living.
This semester we'll be exploring the Sovereignty of God.
What is God doing in the world today? If he's really in control, what difference should that make in our lives? As we dig into the doctrine of God's Sovereignty this semester, we'll be tackling questions like:
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Do we have real choices, or is everything predestined?
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Why does evil exist?
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How does prayer fit into God's plan?
Through prayerful wrestling through Scripture, we'll explore how God's rule over everything isn't just a theological idea, but an unshakeable source of security and comfort in an uncertain world.
EQUIP
Electives
Equip Electives are group-based courses designed to grow your confidence, clarity, and conviction in serving Jesus. Equip Electives help you build the tools, habits, and theological depth to sustain you in serving Jesus at uni, church and beyond!
Registration for Equip Electives has closed for this semester.
Know and Share the Gospel
$TBC If you had 60 seconds to explain the gospel to a non-christian friends at the drop of a hat, would you know what to say? This elective will give you the confidence of knowing the gospel deeply and being able to explain it to other
Small Group Leader Training
$20 This elective will train you to be able to write a Bible study for yourself and start developing the skill to lead a small group of people through it.
Apologetics
$20 Apologetics is the defending of the truth and reasonableness of Christianity in dialogue with others. This elective aims to teach you a simple approach to answering people’s questions and objections about Christianity.
Life After Uni
The transition from uni life to full-time work is full of big challenges and opportunities. What does it look like to navigate them well as a Christian? If you’re close to graduating, this elective is for you!