Systematic Theology For Anyone (Modern Believers)

Learn how to understand Christian Beliefs, Deepen your Faith, Understand Theology, and practical application .

What you'll learn

Comprehensive Knowledge: Develop a comprehensive understanding of key theological concepts, doctrines, and principles

Critical Thinking Skills: Enhance critical thinking skills by evaluating and analyzing theological arguments

Doctrinal Articulation: Demonstrate the ability to articulate major doctrinal beliefs systematically and coherently

Integration of Faith and Life: Apply theological principles to various aspects of life

Biblical Literacy: Develop a strong familiarity with key biblical passages relevant to systematic theology

Historical Awareness: Gain an awareness of the historical development of Christian theology

Ethical Discernment: Apply ethical discernment by exploring the ethical implications of theological positions and engaging with contemporary moral challenges

Interfaith Dialogue: Engage in thoughtful and respectful dialogue with individuals from diverse religious traditions

Community and Fellowship: Recognize the importance of Christian community and fellowship in the development of a robust faith mindset

Practical Application: Apply theological insights practically by addressing real-world challenges, offering solutions grounded in theological principles

Requirements

No requirements: This course is meant for all levels and knowledge

Description

“This course offers a comprehensive framework to explore and understand the interconnectedness of Christian beliefs, enabling you to deepen your faith, engage in meaningful theological discussions, and apply these insights to your daily life.”WHAT’S IN THE COURSE?The Systematic Theology for Anyone course is a self-paced online course, with 3+ hours of content across 25+ lessons, where you’ll learn everything there is to know about theology and how to apply it to life in practical terms.In particular, we’ll be taking a deep dive into the principles, lessons, and tools we can use to achieve consistent and sustainable growth, giving you a bunch of actionable + timeless insights you can use immediately.Module 1: Foundations of Theology Lesson 1: What is Systematic Theology? Lesson 2: The Role and Purpose of Theology Lesson 3: Historical Development of Systematic Theology Lesson 4: Theological Method: How We Study God Module 2: The Nature and Attributes of God Lesson 1: Understanding God's Nature Lesson 2: Divine Attributes: Omniscience, Omnipotence, Omnipresence Lesson 3: The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Lesson 4: The Problem of Evil and Theodicy Module 3: Humanity, Sin, and Salvation Lesson 1: The Nature of Humanity Lesson 2: The Doctrine of Sin Lesson 3: Grace, Faith, and Justification Lesson 4: Atonement and Redemption Module 4: The Church, Sacraments, and Eschatology Lesson 1: The Nature and Mission of the Church Lesson 2: Baptism and the Lord's Supper (Communion) Lesson 3: The Christian Hope: Heaven, Hell, and Resurrection Lesson 4: Second Coming and the End Times Module 5: Contemporary Issues in Systematic Theology Lesson 1: Theological Challenges in a Modern World Lesson 2: Systematic Theology and Social Issues Lesson 3: Ecumenism and Interfaith Dialogue Lesson 4: Practical Application of Theological InsightsBy The End of This Course…YOU’LL HAVE A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF FOUNDATIONAL CHRISTIAN BELIEFS.Enhanced ability to critically analyze and interpret theological concepts.Improved knowledge of the historical development of Christian doctrine.Strengthened faith and a more profound connection to one’s spirituality.Skills for engaging in meaningful theological discussions and debates.The ability to apply theological insights to real-life situations and ethical dilemmas.A broader perspective on how various theological doctrines interconnect.Greater awareness of the diversity of theological perspectives within Christianity.STANDARD COURSEAll 5 core modulesAll 20+ lessons.3+ hours of content.TasksWorkSheetsSection QuizzesCourse TestDiscussion

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to the Course + Worksheets

Lecture 1 Course Introduction + Worksheets & Slides

Section 2: Introduction to Systematic Theology

Lecture 2 What is Systematic Theology and its Make up?

Lecture 3 The Role and Purpose of Systematic Theology

Lecture 4 How did Systematic Theology Develop through History?

Lecture 5 Theological Method: How We Study God

Section 3: The Nature of God

Lecture 6 Understanding the Importance of God's Nature

Lecture 7 Divine Attributes: Omniscience, Omnipotence, Omnipresence

Lecture 8 The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Lecture 9 The Problem of Evil and Theodicy

Section 4: Humanity, Sin, and Salvation

Lecture 10 Understanding Human Nature

Lecture 11 Understanding Sin and its Doctrine

Lecture 12 Grace, Faith, and Justification

Lecture 13 How Atonement and Redemption Work

Section 5: The Church, Sacraments, and Eschatology

Lecture 14 Understanding the Mission of the Church

Lecture 15 How do Baptism and Communion Work

Lecture 16 The Christian Hope: Heaven, Hell, and Resurrection

Lecture 17 Second Coming and the End Times

Section 6: Contemporary Issues in Systematic Theology + Course Final Test Link

Lecture 18 Theological Challenges in a Modern World

Lecture 19 Systematic Theology and Social Issues

Lecture 20 Ecumenism and Interfaith Dialogue

Lecture 21 Practical Application of Theological Insights + Final Course Test (Google Doc)

Lecture 22 More learnings- What to do Next - Choosing the next Course

Theology Students: Individuals pursuing formal education in theology or related fields,Seekers and Inquirers: Individuals exploring Christianity or seeking to understand the foundational beliefs of the Christian faith.,Curious Individuals: Anyone with a genuine curiosity about theology, regardless of their religious background, seeking a systematic exploration of Christian beliefs.,Mature Believers: Seasoned believers looking to deepen their understanding of the theological foundations of their faith and enhance their ability to articulate their beliefs.,Educators: Teachers or educators in religious institutions who want to enhance their knowledge and teaching abilities in the area of systematic theology.,Anyone: All individuals who are interested in Theology, Faith, God, and understanding how it all ties together