Presentation
Planned visual slides for teaching in the room.
Jesus Christ. Brotherhood. Truth.
Historic Christianity for the 21st Century.
Teach the faith. Understand its history. Remain faithful to Scripture.
Biblical and historical teaching resources for Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, and small-church pastors.
“Just as you learned it from Epaphras, our beloved fellow servant. He is a faithful minister of Christ on your behalf.”
Colossians 1:7
Faithful teaching resources for the local church
Faithful service matters.
Paul describes Epaphras as a beloved fellow servant and faithful minister of Christ (Colossians 1:7). He also records his earnest prayers for the maturity of believers (Colossians 4:12–13).
Many who teach in local churches serve quietly and consistently. Epaphras Academy exists to equip them.
Learn why Epaphras Academy exists →Planned teaching collection
Reformation History
Six proposed lesson subjects exploring the people, convictions, and conflicts of the Reformation. Teaching materials are in preparation.
An introduction to historical context, theological questions, and careful discussion for the local church.
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- lesson downloads
- 01 The Waldensians
- 02 John Wycliffe
- 03 Martin Luther
- 04 Ulrich Zwingli
- 05 John Calvin
- 06 The Anabaptists
Serious Christian learning, made teachable.
Explore the library’s subject areas
These six subject areas guide the Academy’s developing library.
Made to be taught
More than a slide deck.
Our aim is to provide carefully researched lessons that help teachers prepare efficiently without sacrificing biblical substance. Each lesson page will identify exactly which materials are available.
Teacher Guide
Planned objectives, context, sequence, and theological notes.
Student Handout
Planned key names, dates, quotations, and room for notes.
Rooted in Scripture. Centered on Christ.
We approach Scripture as the inspired and authoritative Word of God, interpreting each passage according to its intended meaning and place in the unfolding history of redemption fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
Our teaching reflects convictions commonly associated with New Covenant Theology. We welcome Christians from across evangelical traditions to examine the relevant biblical passages and test our conclusions against Scripture.
Learn about our Biblical Approach →