Biblical. Faithful. Practical.
We stand for faithful, Christ-centered teaching rooted in the authority of Scripture. Our vision is to make sound theological education accessible to believers everywhere. We exist to equip the Church for faithful living and effective ministry in every context.
CICE Curriculum on Demand is an online Christian learning platform designed to equip believers for effective ministry through flexible, focused theological training.
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Spiritual Disciplines (2)
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Interactive Life with God - Part 1 (Foundations)
This course introduces learners to the biblical idea that knowing God is meant to be a living, two-way relationship. Across nine lessons, students explore how God reveals himself (through creation, conscience, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit) and why Christian faith expects real communication with the living God. The course also covers key foundations that make this interaction possible: God is spirit and personal, present everywhere, both transcendent and near, and actively speaking throughout the Bible and in the risen Christ. Each lesson is structured to help teachers lead calm, respectful classroom discussions and invite learners into practical spiritual habits—listening, responding, and obedience—without chasing sensational experiences. Overall, the course aims to cultivate reverence, confidence, and daily awareness of God.
9 CHAPTERS
Free
Interactive Life with God - Part II (Practices)
In this second part of the course, Interactive Life with God, we will examine several key disciplines that enable this lifestyle.
6 CHAPTERS
Preaching (1)
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PR 301 – Biblical Hermeneutics & Exegesis for Preaching
Course Description This course provides a foundational bridge between biblical study and preaching. Students will master the primary tools and methodologies required to move accurately from the ancient biblical text to faithful contemporary proclamation. The course covers historical, cultural, grammatical, literary, and theological analysis, equipping students to avoid hermeneutical fallacies, handle original context correctly, and establish an unshakeable exegetical foundation before developing sermon outlines. Course Learning Objectives By the end of this course, students will be able to: Apply the Hermeneutical Triad: Analyse any biblical passage through its historical-cultural background, literary genre, and grammatical-canonical context. Master Exegetical Tools: Use study resources (concordances, lexicons, Bible dictionaries, commentaries, and original-language software) efficiently and critically. Avoid Common Exegetical Fallacies: Identify and prevent root fallacies, selective use of evidence, anachronism, over-allegorisation, and proof-texting. Conduct Structural & Grammatical Analysis: Trace syntax, logical arguments, paragraph boundaries, and sentence flows in both OT narrative/prophetic/poetic and NT epistolary/gospel texts. Formulate Exegetical & Homiletical Ideas: Synthesise detailed textual analysis into a single clear Exegetical Idea (what it meant then) and transition it into a Homiletical Idea (what it means now).
1 CHAPTERS