Discipleship &
Leadership Development
Whether you’re taking your first steps in discipleship or preparing to serve in leadership, the Life Mission Discipleship courses are designed to help you grow in biblical knowledge, spiritual maturity, Christlike character, practical ministry, and leadership, equipping you to live out your God-given purpose.
Foundations
and Formation
The New Members Discipleship Class is designed to establish a strong biblical foundation for new members as they begin their journey at Life Mission Worship Center. Through this 8-week course, participants will grow in their relationship with God, develop spiritual disciplines, understand Christian community and healthy relationships, discover their role in serving the church, and learn to live out their faith through everyday evangelism.
This course is offered to prospective members as part of their journey toward membership at Life Mission Worship Center. Complete our Membership Application to begin your journey today.
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Current & Upcoming
Bible Studies
Books for This Study
These resources support the current discipleship studies, providing practical biblical guidance for spiritual growth, Christ-centered relationships, healthy marriages, and a deeper walk with God.
Disciplines of a Godly Man
A practical resource for men seeking to grow in godliness and spiritual maturity. The book explores biblical disciplines that shape a man’s relationship with God, character, relationships, priorities, leadership, and everyday Christian life.
Disciplines of a Godly Woman
A thoughtful resource for women who desire to grow deeper in their relationship with Christ. The book examines spiritual disciplines and biblical principles that encourage faithful Christian living, godly character, spiritual growth, and purposeful discipleship.
Marriage on the Rock
In this book, leading marriage expert Jimmy Evans discusses practical real-life challenges and offers easy solutions on how to have a healthy and thriving marriage. Whether you’ve been married for years or are just preparing for the journey, Marriage on the Rock is the essential resource that will transform your relationship.
Bible Institute
The LM Bible Institute is a non-credit, certificate-based biblical education program designed for those who want to increase their biblical literacy, go deeper in the Word of God, strengthen their theological foundation, and prepare for lay leadership and ministry service.
The program provides a structured learning environment that combines biblical studies, theology, spiritual formation, world religions, missions, church history, and leadership development. Courses are designed to equip students with a deeper understanding of Scripture and practical tools for living out and leading others in the Christian faith.
The program is organized into three modules (semesters). Each semester consists of four courses, with each course/module running for six weeks, providing a focused and accessible pathway for continued biblical and leadership development.
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2027–2028
Academic Calendar
Semester 1 — Spring 2027
Semester 01| Course | Dates |
|---|---|
| Survey of the Biblical Narrative | January 5 – February 2, 2027 |
| Theology 101 | February 9 – March 16, 2027 No class Feb. 23rd |
| Hermeneutics | March 23 – April 20, 2027 |
| Evangelism & Mission | April 27 – June 1, 2027 No class May 18 |
Summer Break
June–August 2027Semester 2 — Fall 2027 / Winter 2028
Semester 02| Course | Dates |
|---|---|
| Prophecy | September 7 – October 5, 2027 |
| Church History | October 12 – November 16, 2027 No class Nov. 2 |
| Eschatology | November 23 – December 21, 2027 |
| Christmas & New Year's Break | December 22, 2027 – January 4, 2028 |
| World Religions/Apologetics | January 11 – February 8, 2028 |
Semester 3 — Spring 2028
Semester 03| Course | Dates |
|---|---|
| Biblical Foundations of Leadership | February 15 – March 14, 2028 |
| Personal Development of a Leader | March 21 – April 18, 2028 |
| Leading People & Discipleship | April 25 – May 23, 2028 |
| Serving & Leading in the Local Church | May 30 – June 27, 2028 |
Course Descriptions
Survey of the Biblical Narrative
A comprehensive overview of the biblical narrative, tracing God’s redemptive plan from creation and covenant through Israel, the prophets, Christ, and the early Church. Students will explore the structure, historical context, major themes, key figures, and overarching storyline of both the Old and New Testaments, gaining an understanding of how Scripture unfolds as one unified story culminating in Jesus Christ and the establishment of the New Covenant.
Theology 101
An introduction to systematic theology, focusing on core doctrines such as the nature of God, Scripture, sin, and salvation. This course establishes a solid doctrinal foundation for Christian belief.
Hermeneutics
A foundational course on the principles and methods of biblical interpretation. Students learn how to accurately observe, interpret, and apply Scripture within its proper historical, grammatical, and theological context.
Evangelism & Missions
A broad biblical and theological study of God’s mission to the nations and the Church’s role in fulfilling the Great Commission. Students will explore the biblical foundation and purpose of missions and evangelism while developing practical skills for sharing the Gospel, engaging in local outreach, and participating in global missions. The course emphasizes both the “why” and the “how” of the Church’s mission mandate.
Prophecy
A broad study of biblical prophecy, examining the prophetic books, the prophetic office, the spirit of prophecy, and the gift of prophecy. Students will explore the purpose and function of prophecy within God’s redemptive plan, with attention to themes of judgment, repentance, restoration, covenant, messianic fulfillment, and the role of prophetic ministry in the Church.
Church History
An exploration of the development of the Church from its inception to the present. Key movements, figures, and doctrinal developments are examined to understand how the Church has grown and been shaped over time.
Eschatology (Daniel & Revelation)
A focused study on end-times theology through the books of Daniel and Revelation. Students will examine prophetic symbolism, timelines, and various interpretations while maintaining a biblically grounded perspective.
World Religions / Apologetics
An introduction to major world religions and belief systems, paired with foundational apologetics. Students will learn to defend the Christian faith with clarity, truth, and love.
Biblical Foundations of Leadership
An introduction to the biblical principles and foundations of Christian leadership. Students will explore the character, calling, responsibilities, and servant-hearted nature of a leader, examining biblical examples and principles for leading with integrity, humility, wisdom, and faithfulness.
Personal Development of a Leader
A practical study of the personal character and spiritual formation necessary for effective Christian leadership. Students will examine areas such as spiritual disciplines, emotional maturity, self-awareness, accountability, stewardship, communication, and developing healthy habits that strengthen their ability to lead others well.
Leading People & Discipleship
A practical introduction to leading, mentoring, and discipling others in the context of Christian community. Students will learn how to build relationships, encourage spiritual growth, communicate effectively, provide guidance and accountability, and help others grow in their relationship with Christ and their calling.
Serving & Leading in the Local Church
A practical study of leadership and service within the local church. Students will explore the role of the lay leader, teamwork, serving alongside pastors and ministry leaders, church culture, responsibility, and healthy ministry practices. Emphasis is placed on leading through service, honoring church leadership, working collaboratively, and helping fulfill the mission and vision of the local church.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about the Life Mission Worship Center Bible Institute, including program structure, courses, cost, certificates, class schedule, and instructors.
01 What Is the Bible Institute?
The Life Mission Worship Center Bible Institute is a 3-term, non-credit certificate program designed to help believers grow in biblical knowledge, theological understanding, spiritual maturity, and practical leadership for ministry and everyday life.
02 Who Is the Bible Institute For?
The Institute is for all believers who desire to grow in their knowledge of God’s Word, strengthen their theological foundation, develop their faith, and become better equipped to serve and lead others.
03 What Will I Study?
Students will explore Scripture, theology, biblical interpretation, evangelism and missions, prophecy, church history, eschatology, world religions and apologetics, discipleship, and Christian leadership. Visit our website for course details!
04 How Is the Program Structured?
The program consists of three semesters, with four courses per semester. Each course runs approximately five weeks, creating a focused pathway for continued biblical and leadership development.
05 Do I Need to Be a Ministry Leader to Participate?
No. The Institute is designed for all believers who want to deepen their understanding of Scripture and become equipped to serve, disciple, and potentially step into greater leadership opportunities.
06 Is the Bible Institute Accredited?
No. The Bible Institute is a non-credit, certificate-based biblical education program offered through Life Mission Worship Center.
07 Will I Receive a Certificate?
Yes. The program is certificate-based and provides a structured course of study across three semesters.
08 How Much Does the Bible Institute Cost?
The cost is $25 per term. Students are also responsible for the cost of required course books and materials.
09 When and Where Are Classes Held?
Classes meet Tuesdays at 7:30 PM, beginning January 5, 2027. Visit our website for the complete schedule, course details, and location information.
10 Who Will Be Teaching the Courses?
Our courses will be taught by ministry leaders and instructors with biblical, theological, and ministry training. Our teaching team includes seminary and Bible Institute graduates, college graduates with ministry training, and experienced ministry leaders equipped to teach within their areas of expertise.
Our goal is to provide sound biblical instruction from teachers who are knowledgeable, experienced, and actively serving the mission of the local church.
Ready to Grow?
Apply Today.
Increase your biblical literacy, go deeper in the Word of God, strengthen your theological foundation, and prepare for lay leadership and ministry service through the Life Mission Worship Center Bible Institute.
Apply Now