How Should We Study Theology? | Systematic Theology Lesson 3 @DrBillRoach
How Should We Study Theology? | Systematic Theology Lesson 3  @DrBillRoach
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
How should Christians approach the study of theology?

Theology is more than acquiring knowledge. Scripture teaches that we are to study God with humility, reverence, diligence, and a sincere desire to know Him more faithfully. In this lesson, we examine the biblical attitudes and principles that should guide every student of God's Word.

As we continue our Systematic Theology course, we will explore why theology must always begin with Scripture, why humility is essential, how charity should shape theological discussions, and why every doctrine should ultimately lead us to worship the Lord more deeply.

Whether you are a pastor, seminary student, church leader, homeschool parent, or a believer who desires to grow in your understanding of Scripture, this lesson will help establish a biblical foundation for studying theology.

In this lesson you'll learn:
Why humility is essential in theology
Why Scripture is our final authority
How to study theology with diligence and wisdom
The importance of theological charity
Why theology should always lead to worship
Practical habits for lifelong theological growth

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