You may register for each course separately at $50 per class or get a discount by purchasing the full year at once. Choose your selection below to register.
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East Gate R.T.I. Year Three FULL YEAR

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Year Three Course of Study: 
​Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation

The third year of curriculum looks at Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars of Cultural Reformation, focusing on the Ten Commandments and biblical case laws.  There is a 4-hour module for each class with the following course breakdown:
Course 1 – The Ten Commandments, Part 1
Course 2 – The Ten Commandments, Part 2
Course 3 – Personal Morality and Private Practices
Course 4 – Personal Morality and Public Practices
Course 5 – Case Laws
Course 6 – Personal Rights and Justice

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Register for Year Three one class at a time

East Gate R.T.I. Year Three Course One

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Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation
Course One: The Ten Commandments, Part 1

The Lord God has always been Sovereign King over all the heaven and the earth. From that theological base, the believer must determine how the Kingdom of God relates to history, past, present and future. This 4-hour video course examines following topics:
Hour 1 – Grace in Law and Law in Grace Without Contradiction
Hour 2 – The Covenant Model and the Law of Love
Hour 3 – Commandments One and Two
Hour 4 – Commandments Three, Four and Five

East Gate R.T.I. Year Three Course Two

$50.00

Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation

Course Two: ​The Ten Commandments, Part 2

The Kingdom, which begins internally for the believer at the new birth, has external expression on the earth and every-increasing manifestations in the nations. The Kingdom is not the church but the Kingdom is stewarded by the church, works through the church, and is proclaimed in the world by the church. This concept is explored in this 4-hour video course through the following sessions:

Hour 1 – The Covenant Structure and Commandment Five

Hour 2 – Commandments Six and Seven

Hour 3 – Commandments Eight and Nine

Hour 4 – Commandment Ten

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Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation
Course Two: ​The Ten Commandments, Part 2

The Kingdom, which begins internally for the believer at the new birth, has external expression on the earth and every-increasing manifestations in the nations. The Kingdom is not the church but the Kingdom is stewarded by the church, works through the church, and is proclaimed in the world by the church. This concept is explored in this 4-hour video course through the following sessions:
Hour 1 – The Covenant Structure and Commandment Five
Hour 2 – Commandments Six and Seven
Hour 3 – Commandments Eight and Nine
Hour 4 – Commandment Ten

East Gate R.T.I. Year Three Course Three

$50.00

Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation

Course Three: ​Personal Morality and Private Practices

This 4-hour video course challenges antinomianism and examines the law of liberty in relationship to theonomy. Commonly and culturally accepted ideas on private domain, public domain, and humanistic values on morality are thoroughly juxtaposed against biblical law and God’s sovereign claim as Lord of all domains in the following sessions:

Hour 1 – The Law of Liberty

Hour 2 – Enforcement: God or Man

Hour 3 – Private and Public Domains

Hour 4 – The Locus of Morality

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Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation
Course Three: ​Personal Morality and Private Practices

This 4-hour video course challenges antinomianism and examines the law of liberty in relationship to theonomy. Commonly and culturally accepted ideas on private domain, public domain, and humanistic values on morality are thoroughly juxtaposed against biblical law and God’s sovereign claim as Lord of all domains in the following sessions:
Hour 1 – The Law of Liberty
Hour 2 – Enforcement:  God or Man
Hour 3 – Private and Public Domains
Hour 4 – The Locus of Morality

East Gate R.T.I. Year Three Course Four

$50.00

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Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation
Course Four: ​Personal Morality and Public Practices

People often state that you cannot legislate morality. This idea is examined from the axion that all law is codified morality. This 4-hour video course looks at the following: the law of nature and nature’s God as presented in the Declaration of Independence, specific Supreme Court cases that legislated morality, the redefining of the First Amendment, law and morality that protects life through the following sessions:
Hour 1 – Legislating Morality
Hour 2 – Personal Liberty and Person Responsibility
Hour 3 – Implementing Morality through Public Policy, Part 1
Hour 4 – Implementing Morality through Public Policy, Part 2

East Gate R.T.I. Year Three Course Five

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Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation
Course Five: Case Laws

This 4-hour video course lays a solid biblical case for the continuing validity of Old Testament case laws by looking at: an overview of the book of Exodus, the case laws outlined in chapters 21-22, trespass and justice, laws on servitude, and the preeminence of restitution. Difficult case law passages are examined in great detail revealing and disclosing the wisdom and love of God through the following sessions:
​Hour 1 – The Biblical Case for Case Laws
Hour 2 – Case Laws on Servitude
Hour 3 – Case Laws and Restitution, Part 1
Hour 4 – Case Laws and Restitution, Part 2

East Gate R.T.I. Year Three Course Six

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Personal Practices and Public Policy Pillars for Cultural Reformation
Course Six: ​Personal Rights and Justice

God appoints covenantal agents to execute preliminary historical judgment and justice before His final and eternal judgment. This 4-hour video course looks at the role of the agents and the rights of the victims. The rights of the trespasser are also discussed in context of restoring the criminal to a right standing with his victim, his community, and his God. This concept is explored in the following sessions:
Hour 1 – Victim’s Rights
Hour 2 – Trespasser’s Rights
Hour 3 – National and International Rights and Justice
Hour 4 – Cultural Reformation and the Ever-Increasing Kingdom

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