If anyone could help with some information on a good bible college that would be awesome.
If anyone could help with some information on a good bible college that would be awesome.
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If anyone could help with some information on a good bible college that would be awesome.
I am an American...don't know though I would have to be open..just looking for info. Thanx :-)
I am going to reccomend highly two places:
One is called Elim Bible Institute, it is located in Lima NY up by Rochester, My older brother, and my older sister have both gone there, and they said it was a very good bible college.
The second one is called Forerunner School of Ministry (FSM) and it is located in Kansas City Kansas. I personally have done a 3 month internship at this bible college, and I would highly recommend this one as it was life changing.
The website to find out information on this one is:
http://www.ihop.org
Hope this stuff helps.
Hi,
I attend God's Bible School & College in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is certainly the most God and holiness focused school I have seen out there. It comes from Wesleyan-Arminian perspective. The ministerial professors are excellent. Of course, I realize that I am biased.
Ultimately, I would agree that where the Lord leads you is the best, even if it is not the best school in the religious world's eyes.
Athanasius
Brother,
I am going to recommend this school that David Wilkerson runs: http://www.mzsom.org/
And then there is the "sermonindex" school of discipleship and prayer. (kidding that doesn't exist but it would be great if it did).
My Daughter currently attends Mount Zion Scool of Ministry-- it was the best decision of hr life-- if you have any questions --don't hesitate to ask. thanks sdb
And then there is the "sermonindex" school of discipleship and prayer. (kidding that doesn't exist but it would be great if it did).
It does exist...I go there :-)
TJ
And then there is the "sermonindex" school of discipleship and prayer. (kidding that doesn't exist but it would be great if it did).
I've learned so much from SI. I have a friend that is going to a bible college near me. It's interesting because most everything he is learning I have either heard of or know about from SI. I've ran into soo many different views here, it really has helped me a lot and made me study the Bible.
I can't beleive it's already been 2 years since my "enrolment."
this bible school is quite unique! we have about i don't know??? 1000-2000? of the greatest and holiest men preachers teachers that ever lived gathered under "one roof", some still alive some died several hundred years ago, such a mix but still it all leads to one man...Jesus Christ the son of God, and lead by the spirit there is no end what will come out of this bible school of SI, only in eternity will we See the effect that this site has had... i thank God for this site and Greg and everyone else involved in this one way or the other...
and as for bible shools...i live far away from america...but ive heard very good things about D.Wilkersons school...
How about BUSH UNIVERSITY 8-) you might remember Moses went there. Its on the backside of the desert.
And then there is the "sermonindex" school of discipleship and prayer. (kidding that doesn't exist but it would be great if it did).
Brother, I'd take this over any Bible school.
The greatest Bible college opens every single morning at 5:00 in the privacy of your own home. For John Wesley, school opened at 4:00 a.m. Though the initial signing-up is free, tuition costs will kill you. The exams are intense and frequent and always a surprise. Those who diligently stick with the program and learn the text advance quickly through the grades.
So tell God you're ready to register, and then resolve to meet him in the classroom first thing tomorrow mornning. He'll be waiting.
Brother Paul
I would recommend Ecclesia College. It is fully accredited by the ABHE (Association of Biblical Higher Education). We are a relatively small school because we have only been fully accredited for two years. So, we have about 150 students. That makes the teacher to student ratio amazing. I have personally grown because I can call the teacher at home or meet them one-on-one. We are not tied down to any certain denomination. That means that we have teachers that are Baptist, Methodist, Pentecostal, Assemble of God, Non-Denominational, Charismatic, etc. You get the picture. What is taught is directly from the Bible. The worship experience is also great. We have chapel five days a week. We incorporate singing, Scripture, preaching, teaching, praying, interceding, small groups, etc. We also emphasize the Great Commission. By that we have been to over 140 different countries. We used to be an YWAM (Youth with a Mission) school, so that helps form our outreach and discipleship methods. I pray that God would direct all your ways.
Forever His,
Mark Michaelson
mark@ecollege.edu
www.ecollege.edu
1-800-735-9926
Ecclesia College
Hello Mark!
I'm from Fayetteville, AR. I know Dallas A (I'll leave off his last name). I'm good friends with him. He comes to our church on Wednesday's. He goes to that Bible College. Your probably know him...
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