This is a theological studies methods workbook. Its primary purpose is to teach you skills for developing a Christian mind, by helping you construct a solid foundation for thinking through life's most important issues. We will begin by establishing the reality and nature of truth and then learn that rightly interpreted Scripture is the final arbiter of truth. You will learn about various sources for theology and the way that different people use and misuse these sources.

Who is God? Better yet, what is God? Can we know for certain that He exists? If so, how? How can God be one yet three? How can Christ be both God and man? This workbook is a study of the nature, existence, and attributes of our Trinitarian God. In it we will examine the biblical evidence and historical development of our understanding of the doctrine of the Trinity, person of Christ (Christology), and the person of the Holy Spirit (Pneumatology).

This is a systematic and historical theology workbook. Its primary purpose is to trace through the development and canonization of the Bible and examine the role it has played throughout Church history. We will begin by establishing the authority of Scripture and the various views that the Church has held. You will learn about the various views of inspiration and the history of interpretation ending up with principles for today on how to interpret God's Holy Word.

This is a systematic and historical theology workbook. Its primary purpose is to examine the Biblical teaching on the purpose and makeup of humanity. We will begin by establishing the nature of mankind and consider the various views that the Church has held of the constitution of humanity. You will learn about the orthodox and heretical views of the fall of man and the debate of man's free will. Finally we will examine the theological significance of the sexes.

This is a systematic and historical theology workbook. Its primary purpose is to trace through the scope of biblical salvation and examine the Church's various positions on key, relevant doctrines. We will begin by examining the components of salvation in order to establish an order or process. You will learn about the various views of what Christ's death accomplished and the major Church traditions on justification and sanctification allowing you to better understand the gospel.

How do you grow as a disciple of Jesus? How do you develop deep roots and a fruitful life? The Discipleship Program is designed to help set you on a course toward becoming a fully-devoted follower of Christ. This 10-week program focuses on both Orthodoxy (correct thought) and Orthopraxy (correct action). The Discipleship Program is designed to be an ideal study for small groups.

You've become a Christian. Now what?

Michael Patton unpacks the basics of the Christian faith, helping you think carefully about God and live fully for God as you begin your new life in Christ. In ten easy-to-read chapters, this book will introduce you to the foundational teachings and life-giving practices of Christianity--from the doctrine of the Trinity to reading and understanding the Bible.

Designed as a handbook for the Christian life, this go-to guide will help you answer a crucial question: What does it mean to follow Jesus?