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Systematic Theology Full Course

This course is designed to be on 1 page so it is easy to consume

This foundational course equips everyday believers and curious learners with a clear, comprehensive understanding of the Bible, guiding you from its historical structure to the transformative life and teachings of Jesus.

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What You Will Learn

  • The Nature of God: Study the character, attributes, and roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

  • Biblical Authority: Understand how scripture was inspired, preserved, and why it stands as absolute truth.

  • Theology of Salvation: Examine the biblical mechanics of grace, faith, justification, and eternal security.

  • Humanity and Sin: Explore our original design, the fall, and its impact on the world.

  • The Covenant Timeline: See how God’s major promises tie the whole biblical narrative together.

  • The Christian Worldview: Learn how central doctrines shape your daily perspective and decision-making.

  • Free Will and Election: Address complex theological debates through a clear, biblically balanced approach.

  • The Church’s Purpose: Discover the theological blueprint for the body of Christ and its mission.


    By the End of this you Will be able to…

  • Articulate Core Beliefs: Explain essential Christian doctrines clearly to anyone using biblical evidence.

  • Navigate Complex Theology: Approach difficult topics like free will and salvation with balance.

  • Identify False Teachings: Discern healthy, biblical doctrine from misleading modern theological trends.

  • Read with Theological Clarity: Connect individual scripture verses to the Bible’s broader doctrinal framework.

  • Defend Your Faith: Answer common questions about God’s character and biblical authority confidently.

  • Apply Truth Practically: Transform abstract theological knowledge into daily worship and ethical decisions.

  • Trace God’s Promises: Follow the overarching covenant timeline through both Testaments seamlessly.

  • Mentor Fellow Believers: Help others build a grounded, scriptural foundation for their faith. [1, 2]


Lesson 1: What Makes Up Systematic Theology?

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