Theology Made Easy For Everyone

Welcome to Theology Made Easy For Everyone!

This course is designed to help you quickly and clearly understand the Bible’s major teachings. You can choose one of two ways to complete it:

Listen to the Audio Course
The audio version takes just under 2 hours, with lessons lasting less than 10 minutes each—perfect for learning in short, manageable chunks. All the audio lessons are found below; just click play to listen to each lesson. The lessons should be taken in the order that they appear.
Read the Course Book
The course book can be finished in less than an hour. A free PDF of the book is available here, or you can purchase a paperback edition from Amazon here (ISBN: 9798305262049).

Once you’ve completed either option, you can test your knowledge with a multiple-choice quiz—just follow the link at the bottom of this page.

I’m Stuart Pattico, and I wrote this course to cover the following topics: the Bible, God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, humanity, salvation, sin, the church, supporting the church, church leadership, healing, angels, the devil, prayer, worship, death, and Christ’s second coming.

To keep things concise, I haven’t included every Bible verse in full, but references are provided throughout so you can explore them on your own.

This course reflects my understanding of these topics, so I encourage you to do your own study as well. My hope and prayer is that this course helps you build a strong foundation in these important teachings. Enjoy learning!

To get started with the audio version, simply press play on the audio recordings below to listen to each lesson.

00 - Introduction

01 - The Bible

02 - God

03 - Jesus Christ

Please note: in the below audio, the phrase "Jesus died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins" should instead be "Jesus died on the cross to be the atoning sacrfice for our sins" which is more accurate.

04- The Holy Spirit

05 - Humans

06 - Salvation

Please note: in the below audio, the phrase "Jesus died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins so that God could let us go free without compromising His justice" should instead be "Jesus died on the cross to be the atoning sacrfice for our sins" which is more accurate.