Course Description

This course studies God’s self-revelation throughout salvation history as it has been received and handed on by the believing community in the forms of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. Based on the Catholic doctrine of revelation and its reception as expressed in Dei Verbum, the course examines the central teachings of the Catholic faith, such as creation, fall, and redemption, Trinity and Incarnation, the Church and the Holy Spirit, as these have been expressed in the Scriptures and developed throughout the history of the Church’s tradition. Emphasis is placed on reading primary sources, including major Biblical texts, writings of Church Doctors and Fathers, major theologians, and magisterial documents.

Online Course

This is an online course, with both live classes via Zoom, and pre-recorded (asynchronous) lectures.

Students go through the asynchronous material at their own pace.

The live sessions via Zoom are meant to help students process the material, ask questions, and build community with other students.

Live Via Zoom 'Office Hours' for Registered Course Students

  1. September 22, 2026
  2. September 29, 2026
  3. February 9, 2027
  4. February 16, 2027


Day: Tuesdays

Times: 6:00 p.m. - 6:50 p.m.

All sessions done over video conference via Zoom.  All sessions recorded for later playback.

Bible Basics Sessions

Although they are open to the general public, students in this course are encouraged to participate in the monthly ‘Bible Basics’ sessions with Will Wright. For dates and times, please see the ICT website at www.ictphx.org.

Refund Policy

If requested before October 6, a full refund will be granted. After that date, no refunds will be granted.

Questions?

Email Will Wright: [email protected]


Pricing options

Pick the plan that best fits your budget

Instructor

ICT Fellow Will Wright, Th.D.

Will Wright lives in Phoenix with his wife and children and serves as a History and Religion teacher at St. John Paul II Catholic High School. He is an adjunct instructor and Institute Fellow with the Institute of Catholic Theology in Phoenix and an instructor at the Kino Catechetical Institute. He is a regular author whose work has appeared in Adoremus Bulletin, SpiritualDirection.com, and Catholic-Link English. Will earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He also holds a dual-course Master of Arts degree in Catechetics and Evangelization and in Theology and Christian Ministry from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He earned a Doctor of Theology (Th.D.) from Pontifex University, with his dissertation being on participatio actuosa and the Paschal Mystery.

Course Curriculum

Available in the Course Dashboard after Registration. More to Be Added During the Course.

    1. Bible in a Year - 2026/2027

    2. Acknowledgment of Refund Policy

    3. Course Overview Sheet

    4. Books to Purchase

    5. Assignments (for those doing coursework)

    1. Office Hours Live Sessions

    1. About the ICT/UMary Partnership Towards a Masters Degree

    2. Step 1 - Complete the ICT Homework and Grading Registration From

    3. Step 2 - Pay additional invoice for ICT 'for credit' students doing homework

    4. (Optional) Step 3 - Contacting the University of Mary

    5. Uploading Assignments to our Online 'Thinkwave' Gradebook

    6. Syllabus with Assignments and Schedule (Subject to Change)

    7. Student Handbook Fall 2026

About this course

  • $150.00
  • 13 lessons
  • 29 hours of video content