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YOUR SMALL GROUPS
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Seminars that will enable your people to go deeper biblically and theologically if they are truly passionate about their spiritual growth
YOUR CHURCH
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These classes and programs will help your people go deeper in their Bible study and grow spiritually, and will especially help your leaders and their people.
INDIVIDUALS
Individual
We have over 130 classes and seminars. Feel free to look around and find one you like, but we do encourage you to study in a community.
Joni Eareckson Tada
“Many people with disabilities would love to study at a Christian college, but problems with transportation, finances, and health challenges make it an impossible dream. That dream, however, is coming true for people with disabilities across the country as they study online at BiblicalTraining.org. From the comfort of their own home, they can participate in a world-class, seminary-level Biblical Training Institute, free of charge and easy to access online. With some of the top academic instructors in the world, BiblicalTraining.org has thrown open wide the doors of higher Christian education for countless persons with disabilities! Whether or not you have physical challenges, I heartily recommend BiblicalTraining.org!” (See her other testimony on JoniandFriends.org.)
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Latest blogs
By Dr. Robert Tuttle, Jr. on 11/22/19
God, the First Evangelist
I love a God who pursues us, from the very beginning, before the Lamb was slain, before the foundation. I love the story of evangelism. I love it that God knows who we are, but yet pursues us from the very beginning and continually is looking for an opportunity for our fellowship to be renewed and refreshed.
By Dr. Bill Mounce on 10/17/19
As a Father Disciplines his Son, Hebrews 12:5
When difficult times come upon us, God is at work in the midst of the struggle and pain as any loving father would, not necessarily punishing his children but “disciplining” us so that we learn and grow. Yes, sometimes we need to be chastised. Other times we just need to be shaped and molded and directed. The presence of pain does not necessarily indicate the presence of sin. Certainly, the book of Job has removed that disgusting notion from the thinking of any responsible Christian.
By Dr. John Coe on 10/14/19