The history of Christianity can be divided into four periods: The Early Church, the Middle Ages, the Reformation and the Modern Age.
In this course, we focus on the Early Church period (up to AD 600). This saw significant developments like the large-scale entry of Gentiles into a predominantly Jewish church, the conversion of Roman Emperor Constantine and the laying down of boundary makers for correct Christian beliefs. We examine these developments and consider how they speak to us today.
Come and join us as we look at how our brothers and sisters in the body of Christ lived their faith in the critical first centuries of the church’s existence.
Bio-Data:
Leow Theng Huat has been attending Wesley Methodist Church ever since a friend invited him to church when he was in secondary school. He was baptised and became a member during his National Service days. He is married to Cheng Ping, and they have three children. Theng Huat is currently serving as a lecturer of theology at Trinity Theological College. His passion is to convey the relevance and practicality of Christian theology for our life and ministry.
Timothy is a young adult member of Wesley who is currently a pursuing a Master of Divinity at Trinity Theological College.