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Course Orientation and Learning Framework

Welcome, Course Goals, and How to Engage

The Triune God and the Nature of Divine Revelation

The Nature and Attributes of God

The Trinity: One God in Three Persons

Divine Revelation and Holy Scripture

Creation, Fall, and Redemption Accomplished in Christ

Creation and the Goodness of God’s World

Sin, the Fall, and Human Need

The Person of Christ: True God and True Man

The Work of Christ: Atonement and Resurrection

Redemption Applied: The Holy Spirit, the Church, and the Christian Life

The Holy Spirit and Salvation Applied

The Church: Nature, Mission, and Unity

Sacraments/Ordinances: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper

Hope and the Future: Eschatological Vision

Knowledge Checks and Reflection

Final Course Survey: Reflection and Next Steps

Foundations of Christian Doctrine and a Coherent Biblical Worldview is a clear, approachable course designed to help you understand the core beliefs of the historic Christian faith—and how those beliefs shape everyday life. Moving from who God is to what God has done in Christ and how the Spirit forms the Church, you will build a cohesive framework that ties Scripture’s grand story together: creation, fall, redemption, and hope. Along the way, you will explore the nature and attributes of the Triune God, the inspiration and authority of the Bible, the dignity and calling of humanity, the seriousness of sin, and the saving work of Jesus through His atoning death and bodily resurrection. You will also learn how the Holy Spirit applies salvation, how the Church lives out its mission, and how Christian hope for Christ’s return fuels perseverance and holiness today. The course blends accessible teaching with reflection prompts, five knowledge checks, and a final survey, guiding you to articulate doctrine with clarity, worship with depth, and live with conviction. Whether you are new to theology or seeking a structured refresher, this course will help you read the Bible with confidence, confess the faith with integrity, and embody a biblical worldview in your home, church, and community.

Foundations of Christian Doctrine and a Coherent Biblical Worldview

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            <p>Foundations of Christian Doctrine and a Coherent Biblical Worldview is designed to help thoughtful believers grasp the essential contours of the faith and to see how these doctrines interlock into a comprehensive, Christ-centered vision of reality. The course begins by clarifying its aims and the pathways for fruitful engagement, setting expectations for discussion, study habits, and the use of recommended Bible translations. You will see how each module contributes to a unified biblical worldview, with knowledge checks through five quizzes and a concluding survey to consolidate learning and guide next steps.</p>

<p>The opening section establishes a learning framework and then moves to the heart of Christian confession: the triune God and the nature of divine revelation. You will study God’s incommunicable and communicable attributes, the Creator–creature distinction, and the goodness and sovereignty of God in creation and providence. From there, the doctrine of the Trinity is defined and biblically grounded, with clarity about historic errors and why orthodoxy matters for worship and salvation. The section closes by distinguishing general and special revelation and by articulating Scripture’s inspiration, inerrancy, authority, clarity, necessity, and sufficiency, along with Christ-centered principles for sound interpretation.</p>

<p>The course then traces the biblical storyline of creation, fall, and redemption accomplished in Christ. You will consider creation ex nihilo, the image of God in humanity, human dignity and vocation, and covenantal patterns in Scripture. The gravity of sin—its universality and corrupting reach—is examined alongside the necessity of grace. Christology is treated with care: the person of Christ as true God and true man according to the Chalcedonian definition, and the work of Christ in atonement and resurrection. Key biblical images—substitution, propitiation, redemption, reconciliation, and victory—are brought into focus, leading to an articulation of justification by grace through faith and union with Christ.</p>

<p>Redemption applied unfolds the Spirit’s saving ministry—conviction, regeneration, indwelling, sealing, sanctification, gifting, and guidance—and clarifies repentance and faith, adoption, assurance, and perseverance, situating the Christian life in Scripture, prayer, and obedience. Ecclesiology follows: the Church as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic; the visible and invisible dimensions; leadership offices and the priesthood of all believers; and the Church’s mission in worship, discipleship, witness, and service. The sacraments/ordinances of baptism and the Lord’s Supper are presented in their biblical meaning and practice, with pastoral and devotional implications for congregational life. The course concludes with Christian hope—Christ’s return, resurrection, judgment, new creation, and eternal life—differentiating core hopes from family debates while keeping unity in essentials, and showing how future hope fuels present holiness, mission, and endurance. A final reflective survey invites you to assess growth and identify faithful next steps.</p>
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