Curriculum
Course 07 · 6 study hours
The Gospel, Grace, Faith, and Obedience
Understand the saving event, God’s initiating grace, living faith, and the obedient response of the gospel.
Reading at Level 1: Elementary through high school wording. The course order stays the same; the lesson guide and tests adjust to this level.
Core claim
Salvation is God’s gracious work in Christ, received through living faith that repents, obeys the gospel, and produces a transformed life.
What you will be able to do
Observable outcomes, not vague familiarity
- Define the gospel from 1 Corinthians 15.
- Distinguish grace as source from obedience as response.
- Explain why living faith acts without earning salvation.
- Join justification, new birth, transformation, and perseverance.
Course lessons
Read, work the Scripture lab, then complete the check
01The Gospel Event: Death, Burial, ResurrectionThe gospel is first the saving event God accomplished in Jesus Christ before it is the response believers make.02Grace: God Is the Saving SourceGrace is God’s unearned initiative that forgives, restores, teaches, and empowers a new life.03Living Faith Trusts and ObeysBiblical faith is active reliance on God that confesses, follows, obeys, and bears fruit.04Salvation as a Covenant LifeSalvation includes justification, new birth, reconciliation, sanctification, persevering discipleship, and future resurrection.
Cumulative course exam
8 questions · 80% mastery mark
The exam uses the selected understanding level. Level 1 focuses on core recognition and clear explanations; Level 2 and 3 add more synthesis and teaching practice. Retakes preserve your highest score.