Everyone's a Theologian
by R. C. Sproul · 357 pages · English
An accessible introduction to systematic theology arguing that every Christian is inevitably a theologian, and that sound theology nourishes a godly life.
Conceived as a panoramic introduction to systematic theology, the book moves through sixty short chapters covering eight major areas of Christian doctrine: Scripture, God, creation and humanity, Christ, the Holy Spirit, salvation, the church, and last things.
Sproul wrote the book convinced that every Christian — not only the pastor or the scholar — is already doing theology every time they think about God; the only question is whether they do it well or poorly. The book therefore avoids technical jargon without sacrificing doctrinal precision.
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R. C. Sproul
American Reformed theologian (1939–2017), founder of Ligonier Ministries and author of more than seventy books on the holiness of God and Reformed doctrine.
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Have you ever wanted Christian theology made simple? R.C. Sproul has the gift of making things simple without dumbing them down. Like a father teaching his child to swim, he can bring us into waters too deep for us to touch bottom, but he won't let us drown.
Here is theology rooted in Scripture, nourished by the best of the church's theologians, and expounded with the clarity and simplicity that is the hallmark of a master theologian-communicator.
R.C. Sproul is a consummate teacher, especially skilled at explaining difficult theological concepts in uncomplicated terms... This is a tremendously valuable resource for everyone from the newest believer to the most seasoned pastor.