Kingdom Christian University

EMPOWERING LEADERS FOR CHRIST - CENTERED EXCELLENCE

More than a school.
A training ground for calling.

Kingdom Christian University is a Christ-centered institution of religious higher education established for the preparation, education, training, and development of men and women for Christian ministry, biblical leadership, and Kingdom service.

We exist exclusively for religious and theological educational purposes. We prepare pastors, ministers, evangelists, missionaries, chaplains, teachers, and Christian leaders through systematic instruction in the Bible, theology, Christian doctrine, ministry, spiritual formation, leadership, evangelism, missions, prayer, and worship.

1. Meaning of the Word

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The word comes from two Greek words: eschatos, which means "last" or "final," and logos, which means "word," "study," or "discourse". Put together, it literally means "the study of last things" or "the study of the end".

According to Britannica, “eschatology is the study of 'last things' such as death, resurrection, the end of time, the Last Judgment, and the messianic era.”

Core Topics

This branch of theology looks at what Scripture says about the final destiny of humanity and the universe. It is generally split into two categories:

• Personal Eschatology: What happens to an individual after death, including the intermediate state, heaven, and hell.

• Cosmic or Prophetic Eschatology: Large-scale historical events, such as the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, the resurrection of the dead, the final judgment, and the eternal kingdom.

  You can read a detailed breakdown of these concepts through Logos Bible Software.

  Key Biblical Themes

  Main concepts explored in biblical end-times study include:

• The Return of Christ: Jesus coming back visibly to earth.

• The Tribulation: A severe period of global trouble and testing.

• The Millennium: A literal or symbolic 1,000-year reign of Christ.

• The Final Judgment: God setting all things right and judging humanity.

2. Old Testament Survey

Another name for the Old Testament or the study of its foundational collection is the Hebrew Bible or the Tanakh.

Key Names and Terms

• Tanakh: The Jewish term and acronym for the Hebrew Bible, standing for Torah (Law), Nevi'im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings).

• Pentateuch: The specific name for the first five books of the Old Testament (Genesis through Deuteronomy), also known as the Torah.

• Hebrew Scriptures: A common academic and interfaith term used to describe the texts that outline Israel's history and covenant with God.

3. New Testament Survey

A foundational academic introduction to the 27 books of the Christian New Testament, covering their historical context, authorship, major themes, and structural flow from Matthew to Revelation.

Core Topics Covered

• Historical and Cultural Context: Explores the intertestamental period, the Roman world, and first-century Judaism.

• The Gospels and Acts: Examines the life, death, resurrection, and teachings of Jesus Christ in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, plus the spread of the early church in Acts.

• The Epistles: Surveys the letters of Paul and other apostolic writers, focusing on doctrine and Christian living.

• Prophecy: Concludes with an overview of the Book of Revelation and its canonical significance.

4. Fundamental Truth Class

The Fundamental Truth Book

From the way you’ve been building it, the book seems to represent the core principles of the Christian faith—laid out almost like a journey or challenge through a maze. Each “section” of the maze is a truth or discipline that believers go through as they grow in their walk with God.

Some of the fundamentals you already have inside the maze:

• Salvation – the entry point, receiving Christ.

• Consecration – being set apart for God.

• Meditation – filling your mind with God’s Word.

• Dedication – committing your life fully.

• Fasting – seeking God with discipline.

• Deliverance – freedom from bondage.

• Building Your Faith – strengthening trust in God.

• Striving / Character – developing godly integrity.

• Fruits of the Spirit – love, joy, peace, patience, etc.

  And at the end, the book declares “Congratulations, you have completed the Fundamental Truth Life Challenge!”

  That shows the idea is both educational and motivational — teaching core Christian truths in a way that feels like progress through a maze or game.

  So in essence, the Fundamental Truth Book is a discipleship resource that outlines the essential teachings of Christianity in a visual, interactive, and easy-to-understand way.

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