Center For Advanced Biblical Studies

20/06/2023

B.Min & Dip.Min Graduates of 2023. Congratulations

05/03/2023

Batch 2 Graduands of Diploma in Ministry (Leadership Mastery 2) awaiting certification in April 2023.
From left (standing) Blesson, Blessy, Shyla, Thankamani
(Sitting) Priya, Dennis Spadigam, Mary, Shereena

11/02/2023

Batch 1 Diploma in Ministry 'Graduands' of 2023 awaiting certification in April
From left: Sabu, Stiju, Reena, Nirmala, Geetha, Suni, Molly, Lissy, Bindu

11/02/2023

B. Min 'Graduands' of 2023. Awaiting certification in April

From left top: KV Abraham, Jose PJ, Biju Thomas, PT Kuriakose, Binu CK
From left bottom: Leelamma Jose, Princy Biju, Sally Varghese, Sallykutty KC

25/09/2022

13/09/2022

Fellowship (Greek- koino¯nia)
(1:9; Acts 2:42; Phil. 2:1; 1 John 1:3, 6, 7)

The Greek term means “that which is shared in common.” In the NT the word was used to denote the believers’ common participation in the Triune God—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The Father and Son have enjoyed communion with each other before the creation of the world. During the days of His ministry, Jesus was introducing the Father to the disciples and initiating them into this fellowship. Then once the disciples were regenerated unto eternal life, they actually entered into fellowship with the Father and the Son. Thus the unique fellowship between the Father and the Son begun in eternity was manifested in time through the incarnation of the Son, was introduced to the apostles, and then through the apostles was extended to each and every believer through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit (2 Cor. 13:14; Phil. 2:1).