Romans: Part 1 (2026)

Martin Luther once called Paul’s letter to the Romans as the “purest Gospel” because it contains deep doctrinal truths. However, Romans was not written as a textbook but as a letter, with specific circumstances and specific purposes. This course attempts to unearth the timeless message of Romans, through seeking to appreciate the specific context out of which Romans was written.

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Romans: Part 1 (2026)

  • Martin Luther once called Paul’s letter to the Romans as the “purest Gospel” because it contains deep doctrinal truths. However, Romans was not written as a textbook but as a letter, with specific circumstances and specific purposes. This course attempts to unearth the timeless message of Romans, through seeking to appreciate the specific context out of which Romans was written.

  • September 3, 17
    October 8, 15, 22

Romans: Part 2 (2027)

  • Martin Luther once called Paul’s letter to the Romans as the “purest Gospel” because it contains deep doctrinal truths. However, Romans was not written as a textbook but as a letter, with specific circumstances and specific purposes. This course attempts to unearth the timeless message of Romans, through seeking to appreciate the specific context out of which Romans was written.

  • January 14, 21
    February 4, 11, 18

Romans: Part 3 (2027)

  • Martin Luther once called Paul’s letter to the Romans as the “purest Gospel” because it contains deep doctrinal truths. However, Romans was not written as a textbook but as a letter, with specific circumstances and specific purposes. This course attempts to unearth the timeless message of Romans, through seeking to appreciate the specific context out of which Romans was written.

  • April 8, 15, 29

    May 6, 13

2026 Tuesday Morning Classes

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April 14, 21, 28

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May 19, 26
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July 14, 21, 28
August 11, 18, 25

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  • Accredited classes are designed to lead you toward a certificate in theology or a graduate diploma. They require active participation through assignments, providing a more structured academic experience compared to regular equipping classes.

  • Yes, you can still enrol. However, you’ll need to complete some provisional modules beforehand. For more information, please email odette.tan@brighton.org.sg.

  • Our classes are thoughtfully designed to help everyone ease back into studying. Each module is split into three parts to make the learning pace more manageable.

  • The deadline to sign up is one week before the start of the class.

  • Credit transfers are subject to evaluation. ACTS College is accredited by the Asia Theological Association (ATA), which is part of the International Council for Evangelical Theological Education (ICETE), a globally recognized community of evangelical theological institutions.

  • You need to maintain at least 80% attendance and complete and pass all assignments.

  • Classes will be held on Thursdays at the Brighton Training Centre. Lectures run from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM, followed by tutorials from 10:00 PM to 10:30 PM.

  • To earn 3 credits, you must complete all three parts (sub-modules) of a module. Completing only two out of three sub-modules will result in zero credits.

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  • You can contact Odette at odette.tan@brighton.org.sg for more information.