Systematic Theology Handbook for Adults

An Introduction to Christian Doctrine, Bible Study, and the Core Beliefs of the Faith for New and Growing Christians

De: S.M. Artwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What you believe shapes how you live.

Every Christian holds convictions about God, humanity, Jesus Christ, and salvation — whether clearly articulated or quietly assumed. When those beliefs are shallow or uncertain, faith can feel fragile or vulnerable. But when they are understood and grounded, faith grows steady, confident, and resilient.

Systematic Theology Handbook for Adults is a plain-language introduction to Christian doctrine written for thoughtful adults. Structured, readable, and rooted in Scripture, it explains the core beliefs of historic Christianity with the depth they deserve — without requiring a seminary background to follow.

You will explore:
• Who God is and how He reveals Himself
• The meaning of the Trinity
• What it means to be made in God's image
• The person and work of Jesus Christ
• The nature of grace and salvation
• The Holy Spirit and His work in the believer
• The purpose and calling of the church
• What Christianity teaches about death, resurrection, and eternity
• How doctrine shapes the way we actually live

Designed for personal study, adult Bible study groups, and church learning, this book offers a solid foundation in Christian doctrine for believers who want more than surface-level understanding.

Part of the Foundations of Faith series, this volume invites you to move beyond assumptions and build a deeper, clearer understanding of the Christian faith — one doctrine at a time.

Build your faith on what lasts.