This summary course provides a brief, foundational overview of key Christian concepts, offering a high-level look at essential theological topics. Designed as a basic introduction, this course presents a concise yet thought-provoking examination of God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, creation, salvation, and the role of faith in daily life.

Each session is structured to highlight core beliefs, helping participants grasp the fundamentals of Christian thought without the weight of deep doctrinal debates. Instead of rigid dogma, this course emphasizes a Spirit-led, relationship-focused approach, prioritizing love and understanding over institutional traditions.

For centuries, Christians have anticipated the future return of Jesus—but what if He has already come back? This course challenges traditional eschatology, offering a deep exploration of scripture, historical events, and theological perspectives to answer one of Christianity’s greatest dilemmas: Has Jesus already returned?

Through engaging video lessons, Shawn McCraney unpacks the biblical timeline of Jesus’ return, the significance of the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, and what the fulfilled perspective means for believers today. Using scriptural analysis, historical context, and personal insights, this course offers a compelling reconsideration of traditional end-times teachings.

For centuries, the doctrine of Sola Scriptura—the belief that the Bible alone is the sole authority in matters of faith—has been a cornerstone of Protestant Christianity. But is this truly what God intended?

In this eye-opening course, Shawn McCraney critically examines the flaws, inconsistencies, and unintended consequences of Sola Scriptura, revealing how an over-reliance on the written word has led to division, confusion, and rigid dogmatism. Through a careful look at scripture itself, historical church authority, and the role of the Spirit, this course presents an alternative view: that God’s true guidance comes through the Spirit, not just the written text.

Modern Christianity is filled with institutions, leaders, and doctrines that claim authority over believers—but was Christianity ever meant to be institutionalized?

In this provocative course, Shawn McCraney explores the radical concept of Christian Ultra-Libertarianism, a faith that rejects hierarchical religious control and embraces a Spirit-led, individualistic approach to following Christ. Rather than submitting to churches, denominations, or religious authorities, this course calls believers to personal freedom, spiritual independence, and direct communion with God.

If Jesus has already returned, and the material religion of the past has been fulfilled, what does faith look like today?

The What Now? series is an in-depth exploration of faith in the context of fulfillment, challenging believers to rethink their relationship with God, scripture, and religious institutions. If God now relates to individuals directly by His Spirit, does that mean church structures, traditions, and priesthoods are no longer necessary?

Through five comprehensive sessions, this course examines the implications of fulfillment, dismantles the reliance on institutional religion, and presents a model of faith rooted in liberty, faith, and agape love.

What does it mean to grow in faith? How do believers move beyond belief and into a fully lived Christian experience?

The Tree of Christian Living provides a comprehensive framework for understanding Christian growth, faith, and spiritual maturity, using the imagery of a tree—its roots, trunk, branches, and fruit—to illustrate the progressive stages of faith development.

Before CULT was launched, The Great News Network spent over 15 years producing content that challenged religious traditions, explored fulfilled eschatology, and redefined faith beyond institutional structures. This course brings together the most impactful teachings from 2006 to 2021, offering students a curated journey through the foundational ideas that led to the creation of CULT.

This course is a deep dive into the core theological views that shape faith today—re-examining traditional doctrines through the lens of fulfillment, spiritual liberty, and subjective Christianity. By critically exploring biblical themes, we challenge institutionalized religious structures, offering a more complete, post-fulfillment understanding of God, salvation, the afterlife, and Christian living.

Throughout this course, you’ll engage with thought-provoking lessons on God’s nature, the role of Jesus, biblical eschatology, sin, salvation, and the New Covenant, moving beyond outdated religious constructs into a faith grounded in spiritual freedom.