Q1. Why should I take classes at the Blue Letter Bible Institute?

We plan to offer a course of study about the Christian faith that anyone can take. As we encounter worthy materials, the Blue Letter Bible Institute will include those materials as a class. Reading the course text while listening to any included audio is a proven, effecient, and effective method of learning. Linking Scripture references to the Blue Letter Bible, will repeatedly bring God's word into your heart and mind in a structured way. The accompanying exams will let you know if you have mastered the material. Because you can interact, you will learn, retain, and remember more than most other methods of Bible study.

Q2. When will the first series of courses be complete?

The structure of the series and courses is under review. Please see Course Listings for the latest offerings.

Q3. Do you plan to teach any of the Biblical languages?

We are not currently planning to add Biblical languages.

Q4. Can I take more than one course at a time?

Yes. You may take as many as you wish.

Q5. Is there a time limit to complete each class?

No. It is totally on your schedule.

Q6. Are the classes accredited?

Some institutions may give credit for classes taken.

Q7. What is the difference between Grade and Audit when registering for a course?

The audit option is designed for those students who are not concerned about their grade so much as learning the content for personal enrichment. They may still take the exams, and they will receive a grade on the exams, but the completed course may not be used to complete any academic program or transfer credit.

The grade option will allow the user to take the course for credit. The BLBi will eventually include a whole array of courses to equip the student in many facets of growing and learning. When this is complete, and the student has completed the requirements (for grade), he/she will be awarded with a certificate of completion. Also, we are working with different Bible Colleges to transfer BLBi credit to their institutions, and this can only be done when the course is taken for grade.