The Modules
A deep, accessible, seminary‑level journey into how we got the Bible.
Canon formation (OT & NT)
Manuscript families (Alexandrian, Byzantine, Western)
Textual criticism
Scribal habits & variant analysis
Why Christians trust Scripture
This is the “finally someone explained this clearly” module
A Reformed soteriology pathway that grounds believers in the heart of the faith.
Union with Christ
Justification
Sanctification
Adoption
Glorification
The shape of the Christian life
This becomes the theological backbone of the catechumenate.
Your full Exegesis → Hermeneutics → Homiletics framework.
Genre mastery
Context layers
Biblical theology
Systematic theology
Application & self‑preaching
Case studies (Romans 3, Psalm 110, John 1, Revelation 1)
This is the module that turns people into Bible readers, not consumers.
A cinematic, historically grounded journey through the first 400 years.
Apostolic Fathers
Apologists
Heresies & theological battles
Councils & creeds
Development vs distortion
Why history protects the church today
This is your “church history for normal people” course.
A covenantal, Christ‑centered theological framework.
Covenant theology
Doctrines of grace (TULIP)
Sovereignty of God
Law & gospel
Church & sacraments
Postmillennial hope
This is the worldview‑shaping module.
A practical discipleship pathway for real believers.
Repentance as a lifestyle
Prayer & spiritual disciplines
Mortification & vivification
Walking in the Spirit
Christian community
Vocation & calling
This is the “how do I actually live this out” module.
A hopeful, victorious, historically grounded vision of Christ’s kingdom in history.
Christ’s present reign
The growth of the kingdom (parables, prophets, apostles)
Nations discipled across time
The decline of Satan’s authority
The future of the church in history
Generational faithfulness & cultural formation
This module becomes the eschatological engine of the entire catechumenate — the “why” behind formation, mission, and long‑term discipleship.