About Us

We are making disciples by creating resources for Bible study and devotional use. Our aim is to create a school where people can come and be transformed by Jesus

What’s our plan?

We are convinced that discipleship to Jesus is the hope of the world. When Jesus left his disciples he told them to make disciples of all nations. If making disciples was Jesus’ strategy to transform this world, we would be wise to do the same.

That is why we want to start a bible school – a space for people to come and be transformed by Jesus.

However, getting there will take some time. In the meantime, as we are working on getting the school up and running, we are creating resources to help you on your discipleship journey.

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Mission

We are making disciples by giving space for people to spend time with Jesus through sound Bible teaching, spiritual practices, community and kingdom work

Vision

Transforming Australia and the World by making disciples who bring the Kingdom of God into every area of human life and society.

About us

Vegard Angeltveit

Vegard did his School of Biblical Studies the year after Emily. Before this he studied for a year at Bibelskolen Substans in Bergen, Norway. He is currently studying a double bachelors degree in Theology and Business. Vegard loves to learn and is passionate about seeing people being transformed by God.

Emily Angeltveit

Emily did the School of Biblical Studies at Youth With a Mission before going on to staffing at the school for two years. After this she has completed her undergraduate degree with honours in Psychology. She is passionate about studying the Bible and helping others develop the same love for scripture.

“The greatest issue facing the world today, with all its heartbreaking needs, is whether those who, by profession or culture, are identified as ‘Christians’ will become disciples – students, apprentices, practitioners – of Jesus Christ, steadily learning from him how to live the life of the Kingdom of the Heavens into every corner of human existence”

– Dallas Willard

FAQ’s

What is the difference between a Bible School and a Bible College?

A Bible college is primarily focused on academic education and on training and equipping Christian leaders for ministry. A Bible school is focused on the transformation of anyone who want to go deeper in their relationship with Jesus. Going to bible school usually doesn’t give you any academic credits, certificates or degrees. The sole focus is on transforming people into lifelong disciples of Jesus. We believe Bible colleges are important for training Christian leaders, missionaries and academics, but a Bible school is a better option for someone who wants to go deeper in their relationship with Jesus, no matter their vocational goals.

Why start something new instead of partnering with something that already exists?

We love the work of other Bible schools, such as YWAM and Capernwray Australia, and we want to support them in any way we can, but there are a number of reasons why we want to start something new. The primary reason is that we think there is a lack of options for people who want to do a Bible school in Australia. Adding another option will make more people spend more time with Jesus, resulting in more disciples of Jesus doing more kingdom work. Our school will also include different aspects of Bible schools we know of.

Will this be online or in person?

Our primary focus will be on starting an in person school, where students live together in community, learn together and develop deep relationships with each other. Living this way creates the optimal atmosphere for deep and lasting transformation.

We also know that many people are not able to do this due to their life circumstances, so we will also create online resources like study guides, devotionals and online courses.

How long will the school be, and what will a normal week look like?

Ideally we want the school to be around 9-10 months long, but this is subject to change depending on how much time people are willing to commit to the school. A normal week will include prayer and worship, Bible teachings and teachings on different topics, outreach in local ministries, social events, eating together and lots of time for of good conversations.