Learn to explain the Gospel of Jesus Christ clearly, share your faith with love and respect, and encourage new believers through five self-paced Bible lessons.
16-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Integrate theological knowledge and practical skills through a portfolio, case analysis and supervised or mentor-reviewed project.
12-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Worship planning, baptism, the Lord’s Supper, pastoral visitation and ceremonies across Christian traditions.
16-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Biblical mission, respectful evangelism, cross-cultural understanding, outreach and introductory church planting.
16-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Governance, ministry planning, budgeting, volunteer management and church organizational leadership.
14-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Christian moral reasoning, accountability, financial integrity, power, confidentiality and ethical leadership.
14-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Personal spiritual disciplines, mentoring, discipleship and mature Christian character.
16-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Foundations of listening, grief support, visitation, ethical care, safeguarding and appropriate referrals.
16-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Prepare, structure, deliver and evaluate biblically grounded sermons.
14-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. A survey of central Christian doctrines and their significance for worship and ministry.
14-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Interpret Scripture responsibly using literary, historical, cultural and theological methods.
20-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. The biblical canon, historical setting, genres, covenant themes, and major teachings across both Testaments.
12-lesson self-paced, non-accredited pastoral ministry course. Biblical calling, pastoral character, spiritual disciplines, shepherding and responsible Christian leadership.
Prepare for effective Christian leadership and pastoral service through comprehensive, self-paced biblical training. This course explores Scripture, theology, preaching, pastoral care, discipleship, church leadership, and practical ministry skills to equip students for faithful service in the local church and Christian community. Offered free by Immanuel USA Ministry Training as a non-accredited ministry education program.
A 12-lesson study of Malachi exploring covenant love, true worship, priestly leadership, covenant faithfulness, marriage, divine justice, the coming messenger, repentance, stewardship, the faithful remnant, and the coming Day of the Lord.
A 20-lesson study of Zechariah exploring repentance, the eight night visions, restoration, cleansing, God's Spirit, justice and mercy, the coming King, shepherd imagery, the pierced one, the Day of the Lord, and God's universal kingship.
A 10-lesson study of Haggai exploring spiritual priorities, rebuilding the temple, obedience, God's presence, courage, holiness, blessing, divine sovereignty, and future glory.
A 10-lesson study of Zephaniah exploring the Day of the Lord, idolatry, complacency, judgment, repentance, humility, the faithful remnant, God's saving presence, and restoration.
A 10-lesson study of Habakkuk exploring honest questions, injustice, God's sovereignty, the rise and judgment of Babylon, living by faith, patient waiting, God's glory, prayer, and joy in difficult circumstances.
A 15-lesson study of Micah exploring covenant justice, corrupt leadership, true worship, the future kingdom of peace, the ruler from Bethlehem, humility, mercy, forgiveness, and restoration.
A 12-lesson study of Jonah exploring God's sovereignty, prophetic obedience, repentance, mercy, mission, compassion for the nations, and Jesus' use of Jonah in the New Testament.
A 15-lesson study of Amos exploring justice, righteousness, true worship, covenant accountability, care for the poor, prophetic courage, judgment, and God's promise of restoration.
A 12-lesson study of Joel exploring disaster and lament, the Day of the Lord, wholehearted repentance, restoration, the outpouring of the Spirit, Pentecost, judgment, refuge, and God's presence.
A 20-lesson study of Hosea exploring covenant love, prophetic marriage imagery, Israel's unfaithfulness, idolatry, judgment, repentance, divine compassion, healing, and restoration.
A 20-lesson study of Daniel exploring faithfulness in exile, prayer, wisdom, God's sovereignty over kingdoms, the fiery furnace, lions' den, Son of Man, prophetic visions, resurrection, and the everlasting kingdom.
A 40-lesson study of Ezekiel exploring God's glory and holiness, Jerusalem's judgment, prophetic responsibility, the watchman, new heart and Spirit, the valley of dry bones, restored shepherding, temple vision, and God's returning presence.
A 40-lesson study of Jeremiah exploring prophetic calling, Judah's covenant unfaithfulness, false worship, judgment, exile, Jeremiah's suffering, restoration, the righteous Branch, and the promise of the New Covenant.
A 40-lesson study of Isaiah exploring God's holiness, Judah's sin, prophetic judgment, trust, Immanuel, the promised King, the Servant, salvation for the nations, restoration, and new creation.
A 15-lesson study of Song of Solomon exploring biblical love poetry, attraction, communication, marriage, mutual delight, wisdom, relational boundaries, commitment, and covenant faithfulness.
A 20-lesson study of Ecclesiastes exploring meaning, work, pleasure, wealth, wisdom, injustice, time, mortality, contentment, human limitations, God's gifts, and the call to fear God.
A 40-lesson study of Proverbs exploring the fear of the Lord and practical biblical wisdom for character, decisions, speech, work, money, relationships, family, leadership, integrity, and everyday life.
A 40-lesson study of the Psalms exploring biblical worship, honest prayer, trust, lament, thanksgiving, wisdom, repentance, God's kingship, and a life shaped by His presence.
A 40-lesson study of Exodus tracing Israel's deliverance from Egypt, the Passover, Sinai covenant, God's law, tabernacle, priesthood, worship, and the glory of God's presence.
A 40-lesson book-by-book study of Genesis exploring creation, the fall, the flood, Babel, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, covenant, providence, faith, and God's unfolding purposes.
A comprehensive 40-lesson study of the major doctrines of the Christian faith, grounded in Scripture and designed for theological understanding, ministry, worship, and Christian life.
A 20-lesson ministry-training course covering the biblical foundations, practical planning, discipleship, leadership, pastoral care, stewardship, and multiplication of a healthy church plant.
A 20-lesson course in the principles and practice of responsible biblical interpretation, from context and genre to theology and faithful application.
A 20-lesson biblical self-study course on growing together in God's Word, prayer, worship, discipleship, Christian community, service, unity, and mission.
A 15-lesson Bible-centered introduction to Christian beliefs, salvation, worship, discipleship, and hope.
A 15-lesson English self-study course on the birth, life, sacrificial death, resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the redemption offered through him.
A 26-lesson academic study pathway following Open Yale Courses RLST 152, with original Immanuel USA quizzes, written assignments, progress tracking, and independent certification.
A 24-lesson academic study pathway following Open Yale Courses RLST 145, with original Immanuel USA quizzes, assignments, progress tracking, and independent certification.
A 20-lesson self-study course introducing biblical Christian apologetics, including worldview thinking, arguments for God’s existence, the reliability of Scripture, the identity and resurrection of Jesus, the problem of evil, science and faith, religious pluralism, common objections, and respectful gospel conversations.
A 20-lesson self-study course exploring Paul’s letters to the Romans and Galatians, with emphasis on the gospel, sin and grace, justification by faith, life in the Spirit, Christian freedom, unity, holy living, and practical discipleship.
A 20-lesson self-study course on biblical evangelism and discipleship, equipping believers to communicate the gospel clearly, build relationships, answer common questions, nurture new believers, and help others grow as faithful disciples of Jesus Christ.
A 20-lesson self-study journey through Revelation focused on Jesus Christ, faithful discipleship, worship, judgment, perseverance, and Christian hope.
The 30-Day New Testament Foundation is a structured self-study course designed to help students build a strong understanding of the New Testament in 30 days. Students will explore the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, the Gospel message, the growth of the early church, key New Testament teachings, Christian discipleship, spiritual growth, and the hope found in Christ.
Theological Questions is a Bible-centered course designed to help students explore important questions about Christian belief, doctrine, and everyday faith. Students will examine key biblical teachings about God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, salvation, the church, Christian living, and eternal life while developing a thoughtful and Scripture-based approach to theological study.
Foundations of Faith is a practical Bible course designed to help students build a strong foundation for Christian faith and daily discipleship. Through clear, Scripture-centered study, students will grow in their understanding of the Bible, salvation, prayer, Christian living, spiritual growth, and their relationship with God. This self-paced course is suitable for new believers as well as anyone seeking to strengthen their biblical foundation.
Discover the story, structure, message, and purpose of the Bible. This introductory course helps students understand how the Old and New Testaments fit together, how Scripture points to Jesus Christ, and how to study God's Word faithfully.
Old Testament Survey provides a clear and comprehensive introduction to the books, history, major events, people, themes, and message of the Old Testament. Students will explore how the Old Testament reveals God’s character, covenant, purposes, and plan of redemption while preparing the way for the coming of Jesus Christ.
A comprehensive, self-paced study of the Gospel of John exploring the life, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ through 20 biblical lessons.