From The Staff:  We have made this a simple study. Systematic Theology is anything but simple, so we have tried to keep it interesting, and to-the-point. Also, rather than have you read a lot of text, we have formatted this study to be mainly video based, with points highlighted after each.  We have also tried to make it as intertaining as possible...easy to follow, and mainly informative. If you have any suggestions, please visit the "about us" page, and leave a comment.

 

"The fool hath said in his heart, "There is no God".
-Psalms 14 (KJV)

 

If you haven't been challenged about your faith, you soon will be. Atheism is on the rise. It is responsible for the absence of God in public school, and government. Most often stated as the reasoning behind this non-belief in "a God", is science. The Apostle Peter charges us to be ready always...to give an answer...to be ready and able to give a reason for our "belief".
If your religion is a belief, and not actual knowledge, then it is our hope that you will know the Lord and Savior behind our knowledge, and stop believing in Him...You should know Him instead.

Join us in a study of this rising new religion of "no religion". There are many terms used in a sort of new language. A new religion is on the rise as well. You may have heard of this "new world order". This is also Biblical prophecy, and we as Christians should be aware, and prepared to represent the truth.

Most importantly, we should be able to explain why what we believe is the truth...is actually the truth.
 

"But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear"
-1st Peter 3:15 (KJV)

 

This practice is best referred to as Christian Apologetics, or Systematic Theology. There is a link  for a glossary of terms, and their definitions that are directly related to this study on every page. The term we will stay very close to in this study, is the word "reason". This is specifically what the Apostle says we are supposed to know, and be ready always to give to any man that asks. Use this link when you need a better understanding of terms used in this study. We have made this a simple study. Systematic Theology is anything but simple, so we have tried to keep it interesting, and to-the-point. Also, rather than have you read a lot of text, we have formatted this study to be mainly video based, with points highlighted after each.  We have tried to make it as intertaining as possible...easy to follow, and mainly informative. If you have any suggestions, please visit the "about us" page, and leave a comment.

We will begin with two questions:
Can you tell people why you believe what you believe?
Can you explain how this "belief" is logical, rational, factual, and above all, reasonable?

Let's get started