The Resolved School of Theology in conjuction with The Resolved Church offers classes both for its members and for indivudals preparing to serve God’s church in a ministerial capacity. The faculty consists of the pastoral staff of The Resolved Church. The long-term goal is to institute an accredited seminary.
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Class Catalogue
Theo 101 – Theology of the Resolved
An 8-week course covering the range of theological beliefs essential to the gospel. Topics include: the existence of God, the truth of the Bible, the depravity of humans, the good news of Jesus, the order of salvation, and the role of the church, art & culture. This class is necessary for membership in The Resolved Church.
Theo 111 – Theology of Marriage
An 8-week course addressing the covenant of marriage. Topics include: the connection between marriage and Jesus’ bride, roles in marriage (complementarianism), Christian hedonism in marriage, sin in marriage, finances in marriage, sex in marriage, and mentors in marriage. If you are interested in receiving pre-marital counseling please email: premarital@theresolved.com
Theo 121 – Resolved Internship
The Resolved Church Internship Course exists to develop interns in the gospel and for the gospel by equipping them to be leaders in the local church and missionaries in the city of San Diego and beyond. Download the prospectus HERE
Theo 131 – Theology of Finances
This class uses both the Dave Ramsey and Crown Ministries finances teaching materials. Gary Warkentin, The Resolved Church’s Finance Administrator teaches this class. The class consists of watch a short DVD segment, a brief teaching segment, group discussion, and workbook assignments.
Theo 141 – Women’s Discipleship I, II, III
Kathy Broersma teaches this three parted course. Part 1 is “The Journey”, Part 2 is “The Call”, and Part III is “The Sign.” Kathy has been a faithful follower of Jesus for many years. She is a wife, a mother, and a grandmother and this course is the result of years of female wisdom and study all developed by Kathy herself. Titus 2:3-4 says “Older women…are to teach what is good, and so train the young women.” The course fulfills that command. It is seven weeks and covers a whole range of Biblical material relevant to being a woman in this world. For more information on the details of this course contact info@theresolved.com
Theo 201 – Greek I
A year long course teaching Koine Greek, the language the New Testament was written in. After the first year the student will be able to translate passages of 1 John directly out a Greek text.
Theo 211 – Hermeneutics
A 10-week long course addressing the discipline of Bible interpretation. Topics include: rules of interpretation, aberrant theories, the historical grammatical principle, genre analysis, textual analysis, determining historical/cultural backgrounds and it’s significance, and the proper place of word studies. You will walk away from this course with a much richer understanding of the Bible and the tools to know how to study it on your own better.
Theo 221 – World Religions
An 8-week long course addressing the scriptures and beliefs of eight of the world’s major religions including Judaism, Islam, Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Shintoism. In addition, this course takes an in depth look at the belief of religious pluralism (the idea that all religions teach basically the same thing and are equal paths to god). You will walk away from this course with a better understanding of the world’s beliefs and what the gospel of Christianity has to say in connection to them.
Theo 241 – The Book of Acts
A 15-week long course study through the book of Acts for the purpose of leadership development. Acts is the key book for understanding the establishment and expansion of the first century church. This class is offered through the Antioch School and can be taken for college credit if desired.
Theo 321 – Pastoral Residency
To prepare a man who has been called by Jesus to be a pastor in a local visible expression of His church. This preparation includes both experiential and intellectual training. As demonstrated by both Jesus’ twelve disciples and the apostle Paul, who both spent three in preparation, we believe the calling to plant a church necessitates this type of commitment in order to “walk in a manner worthy of the calling” received (Eph 4:1).
