SOTB
Start: January 2027
Course Summary
The Bible School is a ministry of Youth With A Mission Nicaragua and is part of the University of the Nations.
This school offers an intensive 11-month biblical training program designed to deepen your love for God, develop a biblical foundation for any area of ministry, increase your passion for studying God’s Word, and strengthen your leadership and communication skills. The program focuses on the practical application of biblical truth in all areas of life, not just academic studies.
Through this school, you will be able to:
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Deepen your understanding of the Bible’s complete message.
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Feel God’s passion to reach and make disciples of all nations.
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Develop tools for a life of study.
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Learn how to apply biblical principles to every area of life and society.
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Communicate the gospel with passion and clarity.

Course Format
The course is primarily an inductive study of the entire Bible. We study each book of the Bible in chronological order, focusing on God’s missionary heart to reach people throughout history.
It consists of 36 weeks of intensive study, which include:
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Inductive Study of the Old and New Testaments,
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Introduction – Discipleship Among the Nations
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Worldview and Absolutes
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Grammatical Study of New Testament Greek
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Apologetic Theology
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Hermeneutics – Techniques and Tools for Studying the Bible
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Homiletics – How to Prepare and Deliver Biblical Messages
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Biblical Principles of Government, Economics, and Education




Theological Studies
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The Nature and Character of God
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The Nature of Man
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The Nature of Sin
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Atonement
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The Christian Life
Other Course Activities
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Daily reading and independent study
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Projects and oral presentations
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Daily class participation
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Planning and participation in Bible seminars (with a focus on teaching and training for pastors, leaders, and church members with limited access to biblical training)
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Local ministry with children and distribution of Bibles.
Course Details
Prerequisite: DTS
Course: CCM317, CCM318, and CCM319 (theoretical phase) / CCM320 (fieldwork) registered with the University of the Nations
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