This course equips interns to apply core Christian doctrines to everyday life. Many believers lack a clear understanding of foundational truths, which limits spiritual depth. Topics include knowing God’s will, His attributes, the deity of Christ, the Trinity, the work of the Holy Spirit, salvation, water baptism, heaven, hell, and spiritual gifts. This course provides a clear, concise, and solid foundation for a strong, lasting faith.

(Men and women taught separately)
Men: This course equips young men with practical skills in electricity, carpentry, plumbing, small engines, auto mechanics, and more—enabling them to handle basic home repairs without relying on costly professionals.
Women: This course provides hands-on training in meal planning and preparation, entertaining, decorating, and the essential responsibilities of managing a home.

This course is a valuable foundation for everyday life.

This course teaches God’s design for the family by defining the roles of the man, woman, and child within the home. It addresses relationships between husbands and wives, parents and children, including practical approaches to child discipline and key marital principles. Interns also learn through the example of staff families modeling a godly home. This course casts a clear vision for building a healthy, biblical family.

Whether it’s making a move, trying something new, choosing a college, starting a business, or committing to marriage—nothing happens without leadership. This course is designed to strengthen each intern’s ability to lead themselves, others, and their generation. Through interactive teaching, training, and discussion, interns develop the skills to influence their world for Christ.

This course will continue the process of developing leadership by showing the interns that the most effective way to lead is by modeling, molding, and mentoring. Interns will learn the art of being productive, reproducing their gifts in others, and delegation. This course will cause interns to evaluate who they are and what effect they are having on people. It will also motivate them to be someone who makes a difference.

This course is a study of Paul’s letter to the Romans, covering key gospel truths such as mankind’s guilt before God, justification by faith, sanctification through union with Christ, and the Christian life. As one of the most important New Testament teachings, Romans provides a clear explanation of salvation. This course gives interns a strong understanding of God’s plan of salvation.

This course equips interns to defend their faith in light of 1 Peter 3:15—to be ready to give a reason for the hope within them. It examines the reliability of the Old and New Testaments, including messianic and historical prophecy, the resurrection, and archaeological evidence supporting the Bible’s accuracy. The course also addresses challenging questions raised by critics.

Sadly, the Old Testament is often the least read part of Scripture. This course explores it through the lens of God’s redemptive plan, revealing His character in the Pentateuch and the Prophets. Interns study key themes such as redemption, atonement, and salvation, gaining a deeper understanding that brings the New Testament to life. Strong emphasis is placed on practical application, making the Old Testament both clear and relevant today. The Old Testament comes alive in this intern picked favorite course.

This course surveys the 27 books of the New Testament, beginning with the four Gospels and their portrayal of Jesus as King, Servant, Man, and God. It explores the books through eschatological, soteriological, Christological, and ecclesiological themes, with a strong emphasis on practical application. The New Testament comes alive in this intern-favorite course.

This course teaches the value and practice of prayer—how to connect with God, hear His voice, intercede, pray in faith, stand on His promises, and walk in the power of agreement. Interns don’t just learn about prayer; they experience it firsthand. We believe no Christian is more powerful than their prayer life, making this course essential.

This course develops leadership by drawing lessons from the life of Joseph. Interns learn to evaluate their habits, organization, words, finances, thought patterns, and time management. It addresses the gap between desire and discipline, equipping interns to walk in wisdom and apply God’s Word daily to build a successful, fulfilling life.

This course is designed to develop a strong reading habit—one of the most valuable disciplines in life. Interns read selected books throughout the year, breaking them down chapter by chapter in a roundtable setting. With high interaction and discussion, this course is a consistent intern favorite.

This course teaches the purpose of money and how to manage it wisely. Topics include budgeting, balancing a checkbook, credit cards, saving, investing, tithing, and purchasing a vehicle. Interns develop financial stewardship and learn to handle money with wisdom and obedience to God.

This course focuses on developing healthy communication through proven skills and practical tools. Interns learn to examine their reactions and understand the depth and pattern of their emotions. They are equipped to handle anger constructively, use “I” language, and avoid defensiveness. These skills help them move from being stuck in the story to effectively resolving situations.