Literature
Bible Theology
Biblical theology is a way of studying the Bible that focuses on how its message unfolds over time, story by story and book by book, within the Bible itself. Our focus is on the New Testament, from the Gospels through Revelation. We begin with the Gospels to learn about the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Systematic Theology
Systematic theology is for every Christian who wants to know what they believe and why. It is the study of what the Bible teaches about God and how all of its teachings fit together. It helps answer life’s biggest questions about God, Jesus, the Bible, science, suffering, and eternity. Throughout this message, we’ll explore questions such as: Why did God send Jesus?Why does God allow suffering? Can the Bible be trusted? Does science prove there is no God? Did the Big Bang or Evolution really happen? Why would a loving God send anyone to hell?
Rather than studying one Bible passage at a time, systematic theology brings together everything the Bible teaches about a particular subject to give a complete picture of God’s truth. By understanding the Bible as a whole, Christians can build a solid foundation for their faith and be better prepared to answer the questions people ask about God, the Bible, science, and life.