Clayton KrabyBiblicalTraining.org features more than 1,000 hours of Christian education on a broad range of topics, taught by some of the top professors and Bible teachers in the evangelical community.
Until recently, this wealth of training has been available only at their website. Thanks to their new mobile app, BT Mobile, over 70 excellent courses are now accessible on Apple devices in the iTunes app store. For those using devices other than an iPhone or iPad, it is also available for Android.
Available Courses
BiblicalTraining features a variety of learning plans and 70+ classes from teachers such as Ron Nash, Craig Blomberg, Darrell Bock, and John Piper. A small sampling of the dozens of available courses include classes on Biblical Hermeneutics, Christian Apologetics, Systematic Theology, and Church History.
Certificate Programs
Users have the option of enrolling in several certificate programs and can even earn Continuing Education Units. Current certificates include Christians in the Marketplace, Elder Training, Foundations in Biblical Studies, Foundations in Christian Theology, and Foundations in Theological Studies. Learn more about certificates.
About Biblical Training
“The mission of BiblicalTraining is to help leaders in the local church become effective ministers of the Gospel by providing them with world-class, Christ-centered educational resources that will allow learning to take place in community.”
Of those involved in fulfilling that mission are CEO Bill Mounce (www.billmounce.com | @billmounce), as well as a growing number of world-class professors and lecturers.
You can learn more about BiblicalTraining.org by reading their Statement of Faith, which outlines their belief in the infallible Word of God, a perfect and changeless Creator God, and Jesus Christ as sinless savior of mankind.
Visit BiblicalTraining.org or download the BT Mobile app.
Have you gone through any of the courses available at BiblicalTraining.org? Leave us a comment with your feedback and recommend your favorite classes!
8 comments
How to determine which study to take. How much biblical training should I have to take the leadership program?
I’m so glad you posted this! Not sure how I missed it back in August. But we’re currently researching “online” studies for our church to use for the January/February months when we often struggle with weather cancellations (we live in snowy New England!) Their Big Screen Bible Survey looks very good. Has anyone here taken that course yet? If so, any feedback? Or any experience with Professor Bert Downs? I’m not familiar with him. We’re a group of about a dozen people, mostly women but a few men, all at different stages in our faith maturity. This looks like a course all of us could benefit from.
Hi Liza – Haven’t checked out that course personally, but it looks like it would be well-suited for a small group study!
Hi Clay! Thanks for this article! I checked out the sites and I’m glad to have found it. Are the lecturers/professors all Reformed? I know John Piper is one.
Hi Leah —
Glad that you made your way over to Biblical Training and found it helpful. Though I am not sure about all of them, it seems there are a number of Reformed lecturers on the site. Men such as JI Packer, Bill Mounce, Bryan Chappell, Timothy George, Wayne Grudem, Douglas Moo, John Piper, and many others are all Reformed (or at least have theological leaning in that direction).
Their statement of faith can be viewed here: https://www.biblicaltraining.org/statementoffaith Article 6 is especially helpful.
I just finished Old Testament Survey with Douglas Stuart of Gordon-Conwell Seminary. It was excellent. I would do the reading in How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth by Fee and Stuart, plus the introductory material for books of the Bible in New Bible Commentary, then listen to the audio lectures by Stuart. I took notes on the readings and lectures. It took me 2 1/2 months to get through it, but I learned a lot. I highly recommend the course, and intend to take more of the courses on the biblicaltraining.org website.
Thanks for sharing, Tina. Glad to hear that you also found the resources over at Biblical Training helpful. We live in a great time to be able to have such easy access to solid theological resources!
Thanks for your recommendation of biblicaltraining.org. May God continue to give you wisdom and discernment as you encourage people to pursue him and love others.