READING REQUIREMENTS

THEOLOGY OF REST

Course code: SM020ENG

Course instructor: James L. Anderson

 

READING REQUIREMENTS

Each student should  read one book written by James L. Anderson  :

1.  For God’s Sake Rest! Discovering the Pleasure of His Rest. (Pleasant Word/2007)

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Week

Reading assignment

Week 1

Introduction. Chapter one:Rest, the Pleasure of His Image p.15-31

Week 2

Chapter Two: Rest, the Pleasure of His Trust. Chapter Three: Rest, the Pleasure of His Sabbath. p. 32- 60

Week 3

Chapter Four: Rest, the Pleasure of His Perspective. Chapter Five: Rest, the Pleasure of His People. p.61-101

Week 4

Chapter Six: Sabbath-Test, a Time to Discover. Chapter Seven: Sabbath-Rest, a Time to Release. p.105-126

Week 5

Chapter Eight: Sabbath-Rest, a Time to Release. Chapter Nine: Sabbath-Rest, a Time to Remember. p.127-157

Week 6

Chapter Ten: Sabbath-Rest, a Time to Look Forward. Chaper Eleven: Taking a Load Off as God Intends. Chapter Twelve: Commuting Between Two Poles, Private Life and Public Life. p.158- 214

Week 7

Chapter Thirteen: The Twenty-Third Psalm, a Recipe for Rest. Chapter Fourteen: Rest, Forgiving as Forgiven. p. 215-252

Week 8

Chapter Fifteen: From Rest to Revival. Conclusion: From Rest to Revival. p. 253-274




After finishing this course you should write a personal response to the book you’ve read.

Author

Title  

I’ve completed ______% of the reading assignments.

1. Summarize and comment on the book’s content.

2. Evaluate the book for interest and usefulness to its intended audience. Respond to the author’s opinions. What do you agree or disagree with?

3. How did the book affect you? Were any previous ideas you had on the subject changed or reinforced due to this book.

4. Any questions you thought of as you read?

5. Would you recommend this book to others? Why?





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