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Theology Proper, Christology, Pneumatology

Wednesdays Feb 7 - May 8, 2024
6:30pm - 8:00pm

Taught by Pastor Patrick Griffiths (unless otherwise indicated)

To deepen one’s fellowship with God one must deepen their knowledge of God. Thus, there can be no greater pursuit than to study God. Theology Proper considers God in His Trinitarian existence. Here, we will seek to answer, “Why God, how does He exist within Himself, and how does God reveal Himself and thus, known by His creation?” From this broader study of the Triunity of God, we shall explore both Christology [the study of Jesus Christ] and Pneumatology [the study of the Holy Spirit]. All three studies impact His people directly and have significant implications for the Christian life.

To know God in His Trinitarian expression is to know truth and from this well, we establish a correct lens through which we come to understand the world around us. We invite you to join us as we journey together in our collective desire to know God more intimately.

The inclusion of article links and video links below are for educational purposes only. The teacher is not endorsing everything in these articles and videos, but providing them as a primary resource for expanding one's understanding of the subject treated.

THEOLOGY PROPER

Theology Proper Table of Contents
02.07.24
Lesson 1: An Introduction to Theology Proper
02.14.24
Lesson 2: The Ontology/Economy of the Trinity
      Handout: The Nicene-Creed

02.21.24
Lesson 3: The Trinity in History (Angela Ketterhagen)
      Video: St. Patrick's Bad Analogies

02.28.24
Lesson 4: The Attributes of God (Connor Shady)

CHRISTOLOGY

Christology Table of Contents
03.06.24
Lesson 5: An Introduction to Christology (Pastor Giles Litzner)
      Class Worksheet

03.13.24
Lesson 6: Christological Controversies (Angela Ketterhagen)
03.20.24
Lesson 7: The Deity and Humanity of Christ (Connor Shady)
04.03.24
Lesson 8: The Atonement (Connor Shady)
04.10.24
Lesson 9: The Nine Words of Salvation

PNEUMATOLOGY

04.17.24
Lesson 10: An Introduction to Pneumatology
      Article: The Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts
      Article: Union with Christ | Monergism
      Handout: Eph. 4: The Imperative vs. the Indicative

04.24.24
Lesson 11: His Person and Work
      Article: Is the Holy Spirit an "It"? 7 Proofs for the Spirit's Personhood
      Video: The Holy Spirit as Illuminator (John MacArthur)
      Article: Did Old Testament believers possess the Holy Spirit the same way as the New Testament believers? (Michael Horton)

05.01.24
Lesson 12: The Spirit in the Letter to the Ephesians
      Book Excerpt: The Varieties of Christianity in Ephesus, (David A. DeSilva)
      Article: Mystery vs. Mysticism (David Haberstock)
      Article: The Second Great Awakening and Transcendentalism

05.08.24
Lesson 13: Grace Gifts 101
      Article: 10 things You Should Know About Church Discipline (Jonathan Leeman)
      Article: 10 Important Things You Need to Know About Spiritual Gifts (David Fielding)
      Article: What Are the Positions on the Spiritual Gifts (Mercy Hill Church)





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Copyright © 2025 Patrick J. Griffiths
All material on this site, including all information, pictures, graphics, interfaces, audio, and text, as well as the organization and layout of the site, are the property of Patrick J. Griffiths and are protected by copyright laws. Material from this site may be reproduced and distributed if proper credit is attributed to the author. Under no circumstances should anyone claim any of the site's content as one's own work.