How Many Here are in Bible College or Seminary?

With a new school year starting, anyone else going to BS or Seminary, and if so what are you studying?

I'm doing my Masters in Biblical Studies online through Liberty Baptist.

You and I may be the ONLY ones here on CC who actually support the idea of Bible Colleges..........

I go to college... A bible college would be far to expensive for me...

You know here there is no Bible college in our state, though willing many are not able, we support but waiting for the Lord, its nice to read the discussion, God bless.

My daughter will be a senior at Trinity Bible College this fall.

She had an internship with the AOG this summer as a youth pastor. Which is her calling...

No.

You must attend a Bible College or Seminary or it doesn't count.

Having a child attending doesn't count either.

We will just be wannabes and posers until the day we attend.

What are you talking about?

I spent 3 years in Bible college just for my own personal education. It was enlightening and worth the time and money.

I support Bible Colleges! I would actually like to go to Pensacola Christian College or Bob Jones University.

Excellent plans emarie. Consider placing Cedarville University | A Top Midwest Christian College in Ohio on your list.

Count me in.

I will definitely look into Cedarville!

Been there done that. One of my master's is an M.Div.. and every degree was obtained with an A average. Peace.

I am not there yet but God is leading me towards attending the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary later this year

I had my disciple course in YWAM and want to do school of Biblical studies or is better to go for a seminary?

I looked at Bob Jones went I was researching, but it was too conservative for me. I ended up going with Liberty because of their online studies reputation.

I think it depends on what you want to study specifically and what degree (if any) you want to pursue. Then take a look at Bible Colleges and seminaries to see which one has what you want.

It doesn't matter that I am an ordained (yes!) pastor - it doesn't matter what denomination this happened in - it doesn't matter what studies I have done. What matters is that I am a part of the body of Christ and I now have a small little group meeting in my home (The Living Room) and it consists of people from many denominations who want to set that difference aside and just enjoy the presence of Jesus with us. We pray for each other, discuss the bible and how God has helped us to experience His Word, and learn ways in which we can be that living presence of Jesus to others. There is healing, there is encouragement, there is forgiveness, there is the flow of the Holy Spirit to each other. No denomination - just His presence.