This introductory course explores decentralized ledger and blockchain technology along with its underlying components. This technology stores data/information immutably over a peer-to-peer (P2P) network. In this course, students will review the different types of cryptocurrencies and discuss strengths and benefits of blockchain technology. Students will identify the limitations of traditional technology used in centralized databases. Concepts to be discussed include hashing, public key infrastructure, consensus protocol, mining, smart contracts, use cases, and blockchain solutions. In simulating applications, students will identify design principles and challenges in the blockchain ecosystem. A biblical framework will be integrated into concepts and applications within blockchain and cryptocurrency environments.