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I am current storing all of my theme options individually using the update_option(name, value); function, but I am thinking of putting them all into an array, serializing it, and storing a single option in the database.
Is this more efficient?
Yes, if you do a little of processing (read: unserialize) after having readed the configuration from DB!
Depending on the number of options you’ll save query to the DB.