Development
Personal Spiritual Development
Build lasting habits of Bible reading, prayer, worship, service, stewardship, and personal growth without slipping into legalism.
A church-based program helping FaithWay members build a strong biblical foundation, deepen their walk with Christ, and prepare for faithful service in the local church.
The entry-level program for every Institute student. It builds a foundation in Bible knowledge, Christian living, Baptist doctrine, personal Bible study, and service through the local church.
This program is suited for new believers, longtime members, ministry volunteers, and anyone who wants to understand Scripture more deeply and serve the Lord more faithfully.
Each course is designed to help students understand biblical truth, apply it personally, and use it in faithful service to Christ and His church.
Build lasting habits of Bible reading, prayer, worship, service, stewardship, and personal growth without slipping into legalism.
Learn a simple, repeatable method of observation, interpretation, and application using the King James Bible.
Discover the privilege and responsibility of belonging, serving, pursuing unity, and growing through the local church.
Develop the courage and clarity to share the Gospel, begin spiritual conversations, and answer questions with truth and kindness.
Study the inspiration, preservation, authority, sufficiency, and finality of God’s Word, including why FaithWay uses the KJV.
Walk through the first five books of the Bible and see the foundations of creation, covenant, holiness, redemption, and grace.
Follow the unified story of Jesus through the four Gospels and understand His character, teaching, sacrifice, and mission.
Trace the life of Christ, the growth of the early church, apostolic doctrine, Christian living, and the hope of Revelation.
Biblical and practical preparation for men entrusted to serve the church through faithful leadership, pastoral support, member care, unity, and responsible stewardship.
Church-based training · practical ministry focusBiblical and practical preparation for those entrusted with church property, finances, legal responsibilities, and behind-the-scenes stewardship.
Independent study · 11 lessons · final examThese courses help faithful men understand their role, serve with wisdom, and support the spiritual and practical health of the church.
A focused course for men preparing for pastoral ministry and ordination, combining biblical qualifications, doctrinal study, ministry service, written work, and oral examination.
Pastoral preparation · doctrine · ministry readinessA two-year pathway for qualified students pursuing deeper Baptist doctrine, theological clarity, teaching, preaching, and pastoral readiness.
Requires completion of the One-Year Bible CertificateThe Advanced Pathway develops men who can explain what they believe, defend it from Scripture, and serve with humility under local church authority.
Every student starts with the same biblical and practical foundation.
Students may have up to three courses at a time and complete one before receiving another.
The Bible Institute team reviews assignments, answers questions, and helps students keep moving forward.
The goal is spiritual growth and faithful service, not simply finishing assignments.
FaithWay Bible Baptist Institute exists to strengthen disciples and prepare servants within the life and oversight of FaithWay Bible Baptist Church.
This is a ministry, not a college. The Institute is not a college, seminary, or degree-granting institution. Enrollment is available only to members of FaithWay Bible Baptist Church who are in good standing and regularly attending.
Enrollment is available to FaithWay Bible Baptist Church members who are in good standing and regularly attending.
Tuition is free. Students provide their required books.
The One-Year Bible Certificate is designed for completion in 12–16 months, with independent study at a steady pace.
Students may have up to three courses at a time and complete one before receiving another.
If you are a FaithWay member and would like to learn more, begin with a conversation about the program, expectations, books, and your course path.