Course Overview
Discover the topics and materials covered in the course, outlining the key areas of study and learning objectives.
The School of Biblical Studies is a comprehensive 9-month program divided into 3 phases, each lasting 3 months.
The course also includes a 2-month outreach and a 1-month break.
SBS I
Lecture Phase
Gospel, Acts, Paul Letters
3 Months
SBS II
Lecture Phase
Church Letters Revelation, Pentateuch, Historical (except for Post Exile), Wisdom
3 Months
SBS III
Lecture Phase
Prophets Books, Historical Post Exile
3 Months
Outreach
Phase
Put learnings work
2 Months
Lecture Phase
Start to Finish
An incredible 9 months of teaching on each one of the 66 books of the Bible. During this time, you will also have the opportunity to work, study, live, and journey through the Bible with a fantastic community of fellow students.
Inductive Study
You will learn the Inductive Bible Study Method, the prime method of Bible interpretation which is composed of 5 steps: Prayer, Bible Reading, Observation, Interpretation, & Application.
Application
Application is the most important part of SBS studies. This is a time to not simply grow in knowledge and understanding of the Scriptures but to be transformed by the Word by letting it move from the head to the heart. In SBS, the desire is to study not just for knowledge but for life transformation.
SBS I | 3-Month Lecture
- Inductive Method Seminar
- The Synoptic Gospels
- Acts
- Paul’s Epistles
SBS II | 3-Month Lecture
- The General Epistles
- John’s Gospel & Epistles
- Wisdom Books
- Pentateuch to 2 Samuel
SBS III | 3-Month Lecture
- Old Testament Prophet Books
- Revelation
- Overview of Old and New Testament
Outreach Phase
At YWAM Lausanne the SBS concludes with a 2-month outreach that provides an opportunity for you to go to the nations and share the life-changing truths learned and experienced during the lecture phase. The outreach will provide many different opportunities to put what you have learned into practice, teaching the Bible through the inductive method and even by preaching to church congregations.