Our Flagship Program. 

Journey together with a mentor for 6-9 months of study in this innovative discipleship program. We recommend this for anyone in missions, ministry or leadership who wants to experience what it is like to go to Bible College or Seminary. This program encompasses classes from all of our certificate programs and leads to a holistic discipleship experience.  

While many people are called to serve, an increasing number of missionaries and lay pastors can't afford traditional seminary or bible college. We hope to help bridge that gap and give you the basics of: how to study the bible, church history, apologetics, theology and evangelism in the context of other religions from around the world. 

Perhaps God isn't calling you to ministry, but instead, He is calling you for a "season". Maybe you want to lead a small group or bible study, or volunteer in youth/young adult ministry. For many volunteers there is little theological training ever offered, and this can lead to feelings of uncertainty or inadequacy. We believe God is raising up "seasonal" workers for the harvest just as much as he is calling long term ministry workers. This program is made to equip the beginner student and give them the tools to succeed as a servant-leader, no matter what context. 

Here's the bottom line. We want to see people be discipled. That's why each student has a mentor to help them through this program of study. While we are theological, we are also deeply practical. Above all we strive for this program to be transformational. Discipleship doesn't have to be simply the passing on of information, instead, it can be a source of spiritual revival, faith-building and devotional life. 

• 13 (total) Core Classes of: Discipleship,  Apologetics, Biblical Studies, Historical Theology, Biblical & Systematic Theology and World Religions & Mission. 

• Each student will also take a Guided Research class and complete a capstone project or research paper. 

• To complete this program in the 6-9 moth timeframe students should expect to spend 2-3 hours a week on lectures, readings and mentoring meetings.