Newsletters

Our New Apps are Here

November 19, 2018

PLEASE READ THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BELOW! We are delighted to announce that our new apps for iOS and Android are here, and they are better than ever. As the world goes mobile, especially the Majority World, these apps enable us to spread the gospel further and faster than ever before.

Who is BiblicalTraining?

November 19, 2018

Have you wondered how to tell others about BiblicalTraining? Here is what I say: “BiblicalTraining believes that you should have access to a world-class biblical education so that you can grow spiritually and become a fully-devoted disciple of Jesus Christ. We are all members of the one body of Christ, and the resources of the church should be shared with the whole body."

New Seminar: Worship Pastors and their Teams

October 31, 2018

We are delighted to announce our new seminar on worship, led by Carl Cartee. Carl has been running worship conferences and 9-month worship internships for years, and is himself an accomplished musician and songwriter (he has been awarded two Dove awards). Carl was the first worship pastor we knew who was as quick to talk about the worship leader's character as he was their musical ability; that's when we knew he was the person to lead the class.

Please join us in our new blog

October 12, 2018

How would you like to wake up every other day and learn something new about Christianity? Perhaps theology, Bible study, Church History, or World Missions? This has been the purpose of our blog, the Curious Christian. But now, Bill Mounce is moving his blog on spiritual growth from his personal site to BiblicalTraining, and so we are combining these two blogs under the new name, The Path, Bill's favorite metaphor for the Christian life (Matthew 7:13–14). We will also be posting some blogs from some of our professors.

New Class Announcement: The Spiritual Life of the Leader

September 26, 2018

We are happy to announce a new Institute class: "The Spiritual Life of the Leader." The speaker is Dr. Stephen Martyn (not the banjo player, as he says). This is a critical class in the life of a church. Pastors and other leaders are so busy taking care of others that they often fail to take care of themselves. And pastors especially are prone to attack from unhappy people in the church and often do not know how to handle the conflict. This is one reason why only 1 out of 10 seminary-trained pastors are still in ministry within ten years of graduation.