WoF Bible Correspondence Schools

[Mark10v46]

Hi!

Can anyone recommend some good WoF Bible correspondence courses?

Correspondence suits me better than going direct to a school, and I know that some WoF teachers offer courses, such as Jerry Savelle and Rhema. But which can you recommend?

 

[RevJdK]

I love Jerry Savelle and I think he has an excellent school....In the area of evangelism. Rhema (and I love the Hagins and I am NOT dogging them out or trying to make any enemies!!LOL) is not what it use to be.
Its my opinion, for a more well rounded education in the area of correspondence would be World Harvest Bible College (Pastor Rod Parsley) or LeSea (the school Lester Sumerall started)....What I mean by well rounded is that it covers everything from Christian counseling to deliverance ministry...and, sadly enough, those kinds of things arent covered in most Bible Colleges, much less correspondence courses. Check them all out though and pray about it and let God lead you.
Onet thing to note with World Harvest is the rich spiritual heritage that Pastor Parsley has...Since the annointing flows from the head down, take a look at the impartation that has been poured into his life...

From Smith Wigglesworth to Lester Sumerall to Pastor Parsley...Kenneth Copeland poured into him ....Shambach has poured into him....
Good stock if you ask me...LOL
God bless you as you search this out....

 

[PastorMike]

We have a WoF correspondence school at my church in Ireland, all the classes can be watched live on the internet or watched later at your convenience... it is a good school, God bless, Mike.

Grace School of Ministry

 

[riverpastor]

Didn't we do this just a couple of weeks ago???

www.globalrevival.com

Dr. Christian Harfouche's International Miracle Institute

Look for the "IMI" tab...

My wife and I have the first set of courses.

And, yes, he is as much WoF as anyone you'll ever hear!

 

[Mark10v46]

Thanks for the information and the help!

 

[irenemcg]

I would like to do this course

http://www.schooloffire.com/newsite/

There is one that is really good but I forget the name of it

What abot CLU. http://www.cluonline.com/welcome.htm

 

[Tatu]

I'm not sure I'd do a correspondance program, although if I had to choose it would be between Rhema and Charis (awmi.net/college).

I've personally visited Rhema recently and sat in on several days of classes, and I think it's absolutely top notch.

 

[irenemcg]

There is also

http://www.rbi-online.com/default.asp?ID=35
River Bible Institute.

I like Andrew Wommack though. His school may be good.

 

[Jillymac]

I'm not entirely sure if Derek Prince is WoF but he has a great correspondance course, my hubby's doing it right now.
He's a very good teacher
www.derekprince.com

 

[KingZzub]

I vote do all of them!

 

[irenemcg]

Check this out,


http://www.freebiblecollege.com/

 

[Jillymac]

Also check out

www.onlinebiblecollege.com

 

[God_Owned]

This is not a college, but it is a WOF coarse of study put out by Victory Word.

http://www.victoryword.100megspop2.com/basics.html

 

[ChowdersMom]

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[dutchesskitty]

By Finis Jennings Dake

What goes everyone think of this book? Its a collection of a correspondance course.

 

[DMW]

By Finis Jennings Dake

What goes everyone think of this book? Its a collection of a correspondance course.

I have this in print as well as incorporated in my bible program on my computer. It (along with his other books and study Bible) is an excellent resource for study. Although the works are from the first half of the 20th century, they defend pentecostal doctrines extremely well. Dake had a rare gift for remembering scripture and presenting his case on a subject. His arguements for healing for example, and his case against "once saved always saved" are among the best. Much of his work has been borrowed through the years by other prominent ministers, and credit has not always been given.
Some of his positions are controversial, and he often labors his point until it becomes monotonous.
But up until recently, there were no study Bibles available that supported full Gospel doctrine except for his, and his books are great. When I first got Gods Plan For Man, I was looking up all of the scriptural references by hand. That will slow you down considerably!
Now, as part of a Bible computer program, every reference is hyperlinked, and I need only move my cursor over a verse for it to show up on the screen. That being said, Gods Plan For Man is not a book I would find easy to read cover to cover on a computer screen.

Hope that helps!

 

[Mark10v46]

Hi!

Thanks again to everyone who has posted links here.

I am going through them and deciding which one is best (as guided by The Holy Ghost).