Free Seminary in Reformed Theology
Study Scripture with the depth of the Reformed tradition, at your own pace.
From Genesis to Revelation, a serious, Christ-centered Reformed formation, without the red tape of a regulated degree and at no cost. You choose the track that fits your life, and a tutor that adapts to your time and your questions guides the way, with human mentoring when it matters. Nine axes and 42 modules anchored in Westminster, Heidelberg, the Belgic Confession and the Canons of Dort, with primary sources and Greek and Hebrew in the right measure. The path from scattered knowledge to a foundation that sustains teaching, leadership and life in the church.
What you'll develop
- Three tracks in one course: depth for rigor, practice for leaders, overview for the time-pressed
- An AI tutor that adapts the path to your pace, with human mentoring: the AI assists, it doesn't replace the teacher
- A Christ-centered curriculum from the Old to the New Testament, with Greek and Hebrew in the right measure
- Anchored in the Reformed confessions: Westminster, Heidelberg, Belgic and Dort
- Serious ecclesiastical formation, free and fully online, no tuition and no regulated-course red tape
Syllabus
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Axis I: Philosophical and Introductory Foundations
- Philosophy
- Philosophy of Religion
- Biblical Overview
- Bibliology
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Axis II: Biblical Methods and Studies
- Methods of Biblical Study
- Hermeneutics
- Biblical Exegesis
- Biblical Archaeology
- History of Israel
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Axis III: Old Testament
- Pentateuch
- Historical Books
- Poetic Books
- Major Prophets
- Minor Prophets
- Old Testament Biblical Theology
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Axis IV: New Testament
- The Gospels
- Acts and the Pauline Epistles
- New Testament Theology
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Axis V: Systematic Theology
- Biblical Doctrines
- Doctrine of God (Theontology)
- Christology
- Pneumatology
- Theological Anthropology
- Hamartiology
- Soteriology
- Ecclesiology
- Eschatology
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Axis VI: History of Christianity
- Church History: from the apostolic era to the Reformation
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Axis VII: Practical and Pastoral Theology
- Homiletics
- Missiology
- Leadership
- Pastoral Psychology
- Worship
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Axis VIII: Christian Education
- Pedagogy
- Didactics
- Educational Psychology
- Sunday School
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Axis IX: Apologetics and Administration
- Apologetics
- Comparative Religion
- Ecclesiastical Administration
- Ecclesiastical Law