A four-year, self-guided study pathway through Scripture and sound doctrine. Twenty courses, free to download, built for women who want to go deeper than a Sunday morning allows.
I built this after watching someone else work through their own Systematic Theology study and thinking: what if I made a DIY version, out of free resources, for whenever I finish my current study onThe Quiet Table and need somewhere to go next?
It's a real course of study, not a shortcut. Twenty courses across four years (or more), informed by the broad progression commonly found in theological education: survey the whole Bible first, then trace its one story from Genesis to Revelation, then sit with each major doctrine long enough to actually know it, and finally learn to teach and live what you've learned. Each course asks for about two hours a week, spread across three weeks, with full permission to skip anything beyond the core reading if life is full this season.
This is a self-guided lay study pathway. It is not a degree, is not accredited, and does not carry academic credit. What it offers instead is real substance: careful sequencing, honest scholarship, and a companion who's walking the same road, not standing over it.
Inside you'll find:
Twenty courses across four years — hermeneutics, Old and New Testament survey, biblical and systematic theology, church history, Christian ethics, apologetics, missions, pastoral care, teaching, and a closing integration project
A primary reading recommendation for every course, chosen for clarity and accessibility, plus deeper reading for anyone who wants to go further
Free companion audio and video lectures matched to each course
Discussion questions and a worship response for every course, so this can be studied alone or with a group
A full four-year pace map, so you always know exactly what's required and what's optional
This binder is free to download. If it blesses you, and you'd like to help keep resources like this coming, you're welcome to use the support button in the upper right — but there's no obligation attached to receiving it. It's yours either way.
A four-year, self-guided study pathway through Scripture and sound doctrine. Twenty courses, free to download, built for women who want to go deeper than a Sunday morning allows.
I built this after watching someone else work through their own Systematic Theology study and thinking: what if I made a DIY version, out of free resources, for whenever I finish my current study onThe Quiet Table and need somewhere to go next?
It's a real course of study, not a shortcut. Twenty courses across four years (or more), informed by the broad progression commonly found in theological education: survey the whole Bible first, then trace its one story from Genesis to Revelation, then sit with each major doctrine long enough to actually know it, and finally learn to teach and live what you've learned. Each course asks for about two hours a week, spread across three weeks, with full permission to skip anything beyond the core reading if life is full this season.
This is a self-guided lay study pathway. It is not a degree, is not accredited, and does not carry academic credit. What it offers instead is real substance: careful sequencing, honest scholarship, and a companion who's walking the same road, not standing over it.
Inside you'll find:
Twenty courses across four years — hermeneutics, Old and New Testament survey, biblical and systematic theology, church history, Christian ethics, apologetics, missions, pastoral care, teaching, and a closing integration project
A primary reading recommendation for every course, chosen for clarity and accessibility, plus deeper reading for anyone who wants to go further
Free companion audio and video lectures matched to each course
Discussion questions and a worship response for every course, so this can be studied alone or with a group
A full four-year pace map, so you always know exactly what's required and what's optional
This binder is free to download. If it blesses you, and you'd like to help keep resources like this coming, you're welcome to use the support button in the upper right — but there's no obligation attached to receiving it. It's yours either way.
