THE307 Theology of God I: God the Father
This course introduces students to the biblical doctrine of God the Father and the doctrine of the Trinity. Students will explore what Scripture teaches about God's nature, attributes, character, works, and relationship with humanity. Through a survey of key biblical passages and theological themes, students will develop a foundational understanding of God the Father that informs Christian faith, worship, and everyday living. The course invites students to answer foundational questions such as: Who is God the Father? What is He like?
Credits: 3
Student learning outcomes
- Describe the biblical nature, attributes, and works of God the Father.
- Identify major biblical passages that contribute to the doctrine of God and the Trinity.
- Explain the biblical relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- Summarize how God's self-revelation unfolds throughout the biblical storyline.
- Describe how an understanding of God the Father shapes Christian worship, character, and daily life.
- Communicate a basic biblical understanding of God the Father using appropriate scriptural support.
- Apply foundational truths about God's character to personal faith and ministry.