Basic theology course

Service Description

The Basic Theology program offers a comprehensive introduction to the foundations of the Christian faith and theological studies. It is ideal for those seeking to deepen their biblical knowledge, understand essential doctrines, and develop a solid foundation for religious service or personal growth. The course generally covers the following topics: * Introduction to the Bible: An overview of the Old and New Testaments, focusing on the history, literary genres, and main messages of each book. * Fundamental Doctrines: An exploration of the central beliefs of Christianity, such as the nature of God (Trinity), the person of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, salvation, the Church, and the end times (eschatology). * Church History: An overview of the major events and movements that have shaped the history of Christianity, from the Early Church to the present day. * Christian Ethics: A discussion of how biblical principles apply to the moral and ethical issues of contemporary life. * Systematic Theology: Organization and logical presentation of Christian doctrines, covering topics such as God's revelation, biblical anthropology (the study of humanity), soteriology (the study of salvation), and ecclesiology (the study of the Church). * Hermeutics and Exegesis: Introduction to methods of biblical interpretation, teaching how to analyze and understand texts of Scripture responsibly and contextually. * Evangelism and Missions: Concepts and practices related to the proclamation of the gospel and missionary work. Who is it for? The basic theology course is recommended for: * Church members: Those who wish to deepen their faith and better understand doctrinal foundations. * Leaders and workers: Those seeking to enhance their knowledge to better serve their communities. * Anyone interested: In understanding Christian theology, even without a specific ministerial purpose. This type of course is generally shorter in duration than a bachelor's degree in theology, making it an excellent gateway to more advanced studies or simply to enrich one's spiritual and intellectual life.