Attributes of God - 4 (Sys Theo #10)

The tenth lesson of Systematic Theology completes an overview of God's attributes by focusing on the following divine qualities: holiness; righteousness, justice, and wrath; omnipotence, freedom, sovereignty, and will; as well as a brief consideration of God's perfection. Audio and notes are available here, or via the course link in the upper right column of this page.

There will be two more lessons focusing on the Trinity before taking a summer break. Classes will resume in August.

Attributes of God - 3 (Sys Theo #09)

This ninth lesson of the Systematic Theology course is the third to focus on the attributes of God. Covered in this lesson are the following: omniscience, wisdom, truthfulness and faithfulness, love, and goodness. Audio and notes are available here, or via the course link in the upper right column of this page.

There will be one more lesson on God's attributes and then two lessons on the Trinity before taking a summer break. Classes will resume in August.

Attributes of God - 2 (Sys Theo #08)

A second lesson on the attributes of God is the seventh installment of the Systematic Theology course. Content includes a consideration of the unity of God's being, the spirituality, indivisibility, life, personhood, and omnipresence of God.

Audio and notes are available via the Systematic Theology link in the upper right hand column of this page.

Attributes of God - 1 (Sys Theo #07)

This seventh class for Systematic Theology kicks off a block of four classes which will focus on the major attributes or qualities of God. This particular class focuses on God's uniqueness, infinitude, independence, unchangeableness, and eternity.

Audio and notes are available here, or by clicking the course link in the upper right hand column of this page.

Inerrancy (Sys Theo #06)

A careful consideration of what Christians mean when referring to the inerrancy and infallibility of the Bible is the focus of the sixth lesson in Systematic Theology. Key to this view is the need to carefully study and interpret the Bible according to its literary, historical, cultural setting, and in line with the purpose for which the texts were written. Consideration is also given to the implications of this view.

Audio and notes are available here, or via the Systematic Theology link in the upper right column of this page.