Core Course Objectives
In this course, you'll be introduced to theology proper - as well as to its many derivatives (Christology, Eschatology, etc.). As we study, you'll start to form a cohesive framework around the 'doctrines of grace.'
Discover how systematics (the systematizing of theological teachings) helps us to organize biblical truth into a consistent framework, which grants us a better sense of Scripture as a whole.
Equip yourself to articulate and defend your faith with clarity, relying on the absolute authority of Scripture as the foundation for all truth.
Other Topics Of Study
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Historical Calvinism : Walk through the "Five Points" to see how salvation is entirely a work of God's sovereign grace from beginning to end.
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Sola Scriptura : Explore why the Bible is the final, supreme authority for what we believe, free from the shifting winds of human tradition.
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Covenant Theology : See the Bible as one unified, redemptive story, tracing God's gracious promises from Genesis all the way through Revelation.
Course Logistics
Instructor: Dr. Christopher Sterling
Format: Fall Live Course (Online And In Person)
Schedule: August 31 – December 18, 2026
Meeting Time: Thursdays: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. (MST)
2 Credit Hours, Audit Students Welcome
Related Texts
'What Is Reformed Theology?' by R.C. Sproul
'Institutes of the Christian Religion' by John Calvin
'Systematic Theology' by Louis Berkhof