"I will sing with my spirit, but I will sing with my mind also"
[1 Cor 14:15]
Those were Paul’s words to the Church in Corinth, and they capture the essence of Theology That Sings. Our desire is to provide Christ-centred theological teaching and conversation for God's people in a way that is joyful, worshipful, and accessible. After all, God's a theologian - and he wants you to be one, too.
Between 2016 and 2020, Theology That Sings met in homes and Churches, living rooms and hall spaces. We built a systematic theology together over twenty-five sessions in our 'Foundations' course; we distilled and then examined core Christian beliefs in our 'Essentials' course; we explored Christlikeness and Godly character in our 'Virtues' course, and we investigated a range of exegetical and apologetical subjects in our 'Scripture' sessions.
Now, in 2021, the world has changed - and Theology That Sings must change along with it. No longer are we able to meet in person. (Although God willing this will change soon.) However, that doesn't mean we can't still focus on delivering Christ-centred teaching and conversation. To that end, take a look at our blog, where you can still find a record of years of notes, and occasional reflections from Dr. Paylor. Alternatively, check out 'Your Accidental Tonsure' - a light-hearted new podcast from Theology That Sings. There is no set agenda for this podcast; it's simply an opportunity to sing with our minds, together, no matter where you happen to be.
Between 2016 and 2020, Theology That Sings met in homes and Churches, living rooms and hall spaces. We built a systematic theology together over twenty-five sessions in our 'Foundations' course; we distilled and then examined core Christian beliefs in our 'Essentials' course; we explored Christlikeness and Godly character in our 'Virtues' course, and we investigated a range of exegetical and apologetical subjects in our 'Scripture' sessions.
Now, in 2021, the world has changed - and Theology That Sings must change along with it. No longer are we able to meet in person. (Although God willing this will change soon.) However, that doesn't mean we can't still focus on delivering Christ-centred teaching and conversation. To that end, take a look at our blog, where you can still find a record of years of notes, and occasional reflections from Dr. Paylor. Alternatively, check out 'Your Accidental Tonsure' - a light-hearted new podcast from Theology That Sings. There is no set agenda for this podcast; it's simply an opportunity to sing with our minds, together, no matter where you happen to be.
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RecommendationsStudying God together and growing in Christ as one. It is amazing to grow and mature spiritually together so that we can encourage others to study in this way. Grateful to Nathan, Jo and everyone involved in TTS. Blessed are we, glory to God in the highest! Amen. Nathan brings real passion and energy to explaining faith, God, Christ, Spirit, Bible, and even us our role and our purpose! Far from dry, and very interactive. |