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Foundations of the Christian Worldview

Defining a Christian Worldview from Scripture

Authority of the Bible and the Story that Shapes Us

Creation: God’s Good Design and Human Vocation

Creation: God, Humanity, and the Good World

Fall: Sin, Brokenness, and the Human Condition

The Fall: Sin’s Origin, Scope, and Effects

Redemption: The Person and Work of Christ

Jesus the Messiah: Fulfillment of God’s Promises

The Holy Spirit and the Church’s Mission

Restoration: New Creation and Christian Hope

Restoration: New Creation and the Consummation of God’s Plan

Integrating the Biblical Narrative into Daily Life

Synthesis and Assessment

Capstone Synthesis: Articulating a Cohesive Christian Worldview

Comprehensive Quiz: The Biblical Story and Worldview

Course Feedback Survey

Biblical Foundations of the Christian Worldview: Creation to Restoration is a comprehensive online course that equips you to see all of life through the lens of Scripture’s grand story. From Genesis to Revelation, you will trace the metanarrative of creation, fall, redemption, and restoration, discovering how doctrine, worship, and ethics flow from God’s revelation. Grounded in the inspiration, authority, clarity, and sufficiency of the Bible, this course helps you read Scripture as a unified, Christ-centered narrative that shapes belief, identity, and mission. You’ll explore God’s good design, humanity’s vocation, the depth of sin and its consequences, and the saving work of Jesus—culminating in the hope of new creation. Along the way, you will engage core theological themes, develop practices that form a distinctly Christian way of life, and learn to discern cultural stories in light of the gospel. Ideal for small groups, ministry training, or personal formation, the course blends rich biblical teaching with practical application. By the end, you’ll articulate a cohesive, Bible-grounded worldview and a personal rule of life aligned with Christian hope.

Biblical Foundations of the Christian Worldview: Creation to Restoration

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            <p>Biblical Foundations of the Christian Worldview: Creation to Restoration invites serious disciples to think theologically about reality, identity, and mission by rooting every conviction in Scripture. Rather than offering isolated doctrines, this course frames the Bible as one coherent narrative—creation, fall, redemption, and restoration—that shapes how Christians worship, reason ethically, and live faithfully. We will begin by clarifying what a worldview is and why it matters for Christian discipleship, establishing the inspired, authoritative, clear, and sufficient nature of Scripture as the bedrock for belief and practice. Through a covenantal lens that unites the Old and New Testaments and centers on Christ, learners will explore how doctrine, worship, and ethics flow from divine revelation, forming a distinctly Christian vision of truth, goodness, and beauty.</p>

<p>From there, the course traces the drama of redemption across four movements. In Creation, we’ll behold the holy, wise, and good character of the Triune Creator and the dignity and vocation of humanity made in God’s image to steward the world, practice Sabbath rest, and cultivate culture under God’s rule. In the Fall, we will examine Genesis 3 and the comprehensive reach of sin—as rebellion and idolatry that fractures relationship with God, neighbor, and creation—bringing guilt, shame, death, and exile, yet accompanied by the promise of a Redeemer. In Redemption, we will focus on Jesus the Messiah—fully God and fully man—whose life announces the kingdom, whose cross atones for sin, and whose resurrection conquers death, uniting believers to Himself by grace through faith and empowering the church by the Holy Spirit for worship, holiness, justice, reconciliation, and witness. Finally, in Restoration, we will anchor hope in the resurrection of the body, the return of Christ, the judgment that defeats evil, and the new heavens and new earth where God dwells with His people. Throughout, we will practice integrating the biblical narrative into daily life—discerning cultural stories, making ethical decisions rooted in the gospel, and crafting a personal rule of life aligned with Christian hope—culminating in a capstone synthesis and comprehensive assessment that help you articulate a cohesive, biblically grounded Christian worldview.</p>
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