Roman Dechtiarenko
Dr. Roman Dechtiarenko is one of the most trusted and popular Bible teachers among evangelical churches in the CIS. He ministers through his writing, recorded materials, and teaching at the UECB seminaries sponsored by SGA.
The Christian Life, part 4a
31 August 2010 
Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
The Christian Life, part 3b
24 August 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
The Christian Life, part 3a
17 August 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
The Christian Life, part 2b
10 August 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
The Christian Life, part 2a
3 August 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
The Christian Life, part 1b
27 July 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
The Christian Life, part 1a
20 July 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
The Lord places a priority on spiritual growth. Spiritual growth results in spiritual life. It is God’s intension that every Christian grows to spiritual maturity, as 2 Peter 3:18 states “but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
Spiritual growth can be characterized by the following:
1. Following after righteousness
2. Being transformed
3. Growing in holiness
4. Living and proclaiming the Gospel
5. Being built up in the faith
6. Being filled with the Spirit
7. Walking after the Spirit
Hermeneutics, part 23
13 July 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
This course is a study of Hermeneutics and what are the basic and fundamental characteristics in studying the Bible. The Inductive method will be taught and studied in detail through various Biblical texts. An approach to Bible study which first observes the text to be studied, interprets those observations, and then applies the truths learned to one’s life and to others.
Bible study has a two-fold purpose:
1. To understand what was written and why and
2. To apply this understanding to our daily walk with the Lord.
The process of application bridges the gap between the world of Bible times and our world of today.
The actual process that leads to bridging this gap can be conceived as a four-step process:
1. Determining the truths taught in a passage of Scripture
2. Formulating a statement of application
3. Relating the application to your life
4. Practicing the application.
Hermeneutics, part 22
6 July 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
This course is a study of Hermeneutics and what are the basic and fundamental characteristics in studying the Bible. The Inductive method will be taught and studied in detail through various Biblical texts. An approach to Bible study which first observes the text to be studied, interprets those observations, and then applies the truths learned to one’s life and to others.
Bible study has a two-fold purpose:
1. To understand what was written and why and
2. To apply this understanding to our daily walk with the Lord.
The process of application bridges the gap between the world of Bible times and our world of today.
The actual process that leads to bridging this gap can be conceived as a four-step process:
1. Determining the truths taught in a passage of Scripture
2. Formulating a statement of application
3. Relating the application to your life
4. Practicing the application.
Hermeneutics, part 21
29 June 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
This course is a study of Hermeneutics and what are the basic and fundamental characteristics in studying the Bible. The Inductive method will be taught and studied in detail through various Biblical texts. An approach to Bible study which first observes the text to be studied, interprets those observations, and then applies the truths learned to one’s life and to others.
Bible study has a two-fold purpose:
1. To understand what was written and why and
2. To apply this understanding to our daily walk with the Lord.
The process of application bridges the gap between the world of Bible times and our world of today.
The actual process that leads to bridging this gap can be conceived as a four-step process:
1. Determining the truths taught in a passage of Scripture
2. Formulating a statement of application
3. Relating the application to your life
4. Practicing the application.
