Explore theology with a modern SSR stack. File-based routing powers topic pages while the content loader scans Markdown, audio, and image assets at build time to keep pages in sync.
Move through the roadmap as a continuous thread. Each card previews the topic title and the first summary paragraph, with a stained-glass accent inspired by Google’s gradients. Hover or tap to lift the card and follow the arrow into the detailed route.
A Reformed Covenant Theology Roadmap
/topics/a-reformed-covenant-theology-roadmapIs Jesus Christ a Historical Figure?
/topics/is-jesus-christ-a-historical-figureIs Jesus Christ Really Who He Said He Is?
/topics/is-jesus-christ-really-who-he-said-he-isExegesis First: Case Studies that Correct Dispensational Eisegesis
/topics/exegesis-first-case-studies-that-correct-dispensational-eisegesisApostolic Hermeneutic
/topics/apostolic-hermeneuticTheology Proper & Christology in Reformed Covenant Perspective
/topics/theology-proper-christology-in-reformed-covenant-perspectiveReading the KJV with Confidence
/topics/reading-the-kjv-with-confidenceMaterial-inspired tokens drive consistent surfaces, typography, and motion across the app. Use theme-aware hooks to access the palette, spacing scale, and typographic rhythm anywhere.
Responsive headings and body styles flow from the Geist font family with tightened letter spacing.
An 8px base rhythm keeps cards, stacks, and grids consistent across routes.
Soft violets and deep greens provide warm contrast for highlighted insights and call-to-actions.
File-based routing is wired to your theological notes. Featured items come directly from the Markdown and media files under /src.
A Series By Adam Malin* *Date: August 30, 2025
A two-layer, Reformed introduction to the question “Did Jesus really exist?”—using standard historical method and key non-Christian sources, while keeping Scripture (KJV) as the church’s final authority.
*All Scripture citations are from the King James Version (KJV).*
The content loader normalizes filenames into stable slugs, extracts titles from your Markdown, and surfaces descriptions so you can link confidently to each topic.