Why I Never Wanted to Write a Theological Course – and Did It Anyway

A personal introduction to a Scripture-centred project

I never wanted to write a theological course.
Too many questions in theological conversations lead to dead ends – because it’s not the Scripture speaking, but opinions.

So I began to read Bible verses simply in context.
Without dogmas. Without commentaries.
Just verse by verse, in trust: Scripture interprets itself.

This became a course – not perfect, but faithful to Scripture.
Without theological systems. Without denominational colouring.
Simply Scripture.

What it’s about:

130 pages | Bible only (KJV 1611)

No dogmatics | No teaching authority

Plenty to test, little to parrot

For whom?

For home groups, self-study, and genuine examiners

For all who say: “I want to know what really stands written.”

Module 0 is complete. The rest will follow.

If you want to begin, you’ll find everything here: