Courses

A review of Greek Grammar, and the development of Greek syntax with an emphasis on the case uses of nouns. Students will also develop their Greek vocabulary and translate portions of the Greek New Testament.

The development of Greek syntax and analysis with an emphasis on uses of participles, infinitives, and verb tenses and moods. Students continue vocabulary and translation work.

The student will be immersed in Bible-based church planting missions. This course includes history, relationships, deputation, language, survey work, translating, practical applications, and an overview of religions. Prepare yourself to reach the Uttermost!

Questions like “A burden or a call?“ “How do I know God’s will?“ “What makes a missionary?” and “Who sends missionaries?” are thoroughly addressed Biblically and practically. The student will learn the details of missions preparation, including deputation ministry, language study, and transitioning to the field.

A course that delves into the personal work of ministry to strengthen the future missionary’s relationship with the Lord, his family, his pastor, and his church. He will study relationships with extended family, co-laborers, deputizing churches, mission agencies, developing church leadership, governments, and the lost, and learn what the Bible teaches about polygamy, the caste system, and the paying of bribes and gifts.

A course based on the fact that churches plant churches. The Bible plan for planting churches, the indigenous principles of discipleship, leadership development, and the needs of the world are the foundation of this course. Students are led through the planting of a church from start to finish. The students will study other areas of planting a church including effective survey work, Biblical ministry and prayer, financial planning, literature development, and Bible translation work.

A practical and spiritual course designed to equip the student to effectively minister to those who have another culture, speak another language, or have differences in communication. The student will gain foundational tools for cross-cultural ministry. This course may be taken in coordination with Introduction to Missions.

The student will be immersed in Bible-based church planting missions. This course includes history, relationships, deputation, language, survey work, translating, practical applications, and an overview of religions. Prepare yourself to reach the Uttermost!

A practical and spiritual course designed to equip the student to effectively minister to those who have another culture, speak another language, or have differences in communication. The student will gain foundational tools for cross-cultural ministry. This course may be taken in coordination with Introduction to Missions.

An overview of a Christian teacher’s ministry and perspective of teaching as part of the Great Commission. The student will learn how to incorporate various techniques and tools into her teaching. The purpose of this course is to help the future teacher make a lasting impact in each person in her sphere of influence.

An expanded study of the major world religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Roman Catholicism, Watchtower, Mormonism, Judaism, Animism, and many others. Lesser-known religions are also studied. The primary purpose of this course is to help the student become a more complete witness to the lost, no matter what they believe.

A survey of principles and methods of both financing missions and translating the Scriptures into languages of people that have no Bible.

Twenty-six hours of detailed missions instruction given by pastors, church planters, and veteran missionaries under the direction of Fundamental Baptist World-Wide Missions.

Questions like “A burden or a call?“ “How do I know God’s will?“ “What makes a missionary?” and “Who sends missionaries?” are thoroughly addressed Biblically and practically. The student will learn the details of missions preparation, including deputation ministry, language study, and transitioning to the field.

A course that delves into the personal work of ministry to strengthen the future missionary’s relationship with the Lord, his family, his pastor, and his church. He will study relationships with extended family, co-laborers, deputizing churches, mission agencies, developing church leadership, governments, and the lost, and learn what the Bible teaches about polygamy, the caste system, and the paying of bribes and gifts.