AMT Classes

As a full-time student, Advanced Ministry Training (AMT) classes are available throughout the year that provide a deeper understanding in areas such as intimacy with God, preaching, intercession, business and career ministry, life coaching and more. You will learn more about AMTs once school starts.

Class Size

Students learn in large group sessions of 650 (Second Year) to 1,300 (First Year) students, classes of 20-200 people, Revival Groups of 60–70 people, small groups of 5 (First Year), and on their own.

Reading

Reading is a large part of our curriculum so plan on reading 30–60 minutes a day. There are approximately 2400 pages of mandatory reading which include the Bible and instructional books.

Homework

BSSM is focused on personal transformation. While there are no grades given, participation, excellence, and timely completion of homework is expected of each student.

Honor System

Assignments are done on the “honor system” which is designed to do just that—build your honor. As such, students will learn to build their integrity one “yes,” one report, one check box at a time.

CURRICULUM

• Bible Exegesis, Interpretation and Application

• Prophetic Ministry in the Life of the Church

• Spiritual Formation

• The Supernatural Nature of the Gospel

• Foundational Theology and Church History

• Outreach / Evangelism Practicum

• Kingdom Theology and Identity

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Coursework

Students attending BSSM should consider themselves full-time students carrying a full load of coursework. Transcripts are not required. Please do not submit transcripts. BSSM coursework is independent of prior academic history.

Hours

Approximately one hour of work outside of class is counted for each hour of class. Therefore 20 hours of class Monday through Thursday should require 20 hours of “homework” for a total of 40 hours a week, plus church meetings.

Grading Criteria

BSSM is entirely pass/no pass. Either you graduate with transferable units for all the classes or for none. Each course syllabus indicates the requirements for successful completion.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Graduation means you have completed the academic, attendance, financial requirements, and spiritual tasks for the year with honor. Only those who successfully complete First Year will be considered for the Second Year program. To be eligible for a Certificate of Completion, students must have:

• Completed all assignments satisfactorily.

• Paid their tuition in full.

• Been absent for less than 16 days.

• Demonstrated consistent godly character.

FIVE FOLD DISTINCTIONS

The academic instruction at BSSM is unique because it is taught by apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. While we have powerful guest speakers throughout the year, the primary teaching is through the fathers of this house and our staff members. Students will learn how to read, understand, and “do” the Bible, how to practice His presence, witness, heal the sick, prophesy, preach, pray, cast out demons, and much more.