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Conner was famous for his use of charts. Throughout the book, complex theological timelines and relationships are broken down into visual diagrams. This visual learning aid is one of the book's most distinct features, helping readers grasp concepts like the "Dispensations" or the "Tabernacle of Moses" types.

The book is structured into 12 primary chapters, each focusing on a fundamental doctrine of the faith: Chapter 1: The Christian Doctrine – Definitions and the necessity of sound doctrine. Chapter 2: The Doctrine of Revelation – How God makes Himself known. Chapter 3: The Doctrine of the Scriptures – The authority and nature of the Bible. Chapter 4: The Doctrine of God – The nature, attributes, and character of God. Chapter 5: The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit – The person and work of the Spirit. Chapter 6: The Doctrine of Angels – Celestial beings and their roles. Chapter 7: The Doctrine of Satan and Demonology – The origin and work of evil spirits. Chapter 8: The Doctrine of Man – Human origin, nature, and purpose. Chapter 9: The Doctrine of Sin – The fall and the nature of human depravity. Chapter 10: The Doctrine of Christ – The person and deity of Jesus. Chapter 11: The Doctrine of the Atonement – The historical and doctrinal work of Jesus. Chapter 12: The Doctrine of the Eternal States – Heaven, hell, and the final judgment. Accessing Free Content

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