Front Range Bible Institute
Winter 2025 Course Schedule
Classes begin Monday January 6, 2025 and end Thursday March 13, 2025
NTE 502 New Testament Survey II
Mondays @ 6:00pm
Instructor Peter Wise
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FMT 505 Biblical Principles on Marriage & Family
Tuesdays 6:00pm
Instructor Jason Parker
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BST 801 Hermeneutics II
Wednesdays @ 6:00pm
Instructor Dr. Timothy Dane
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BST 602 Theology II
Thursdays 6:00pm
Instructor Dr. Timothy Dane
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Independent Study
Courses not being taught in the classroom may be taken using our ecampus website.
Try any listed course for 3 weeks without obligation.
A live Zoom option is available for those unable to attend class in-person.
Required CBS, MBS & MDiv courses may be substituted for, with FRBI approval.
Survey & Theology courses may be taken out of order.
FRBI Faculty Bios & Blogs
Featured Faculty Bio
Instructor Jason Parker
B.A. Pastoral Theology, Northland International University, M.Div., Detroit Theological Seminary, Senior Pastor, High Country Baptist Church
Instructor of Bible Exposition and Theology
Jason and his wife Monica reside in Colorado Springs along with their six children. Jason is the founder and senior pastor of High Country Baptist Church. Jason grew up in Colorado in a Christian home with a pastor as his father. Upon completion of his seminary studies, Jason was sent out by Inner-City Baptist Church to help found High Country Baptist. Jason brings a rich background of life experience, theological training, and pastoral experience to FRBI. Jason began teaching at Front Range Bible Institute in 2014.
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Why FRBI
The importance of continuing theological instruction and ministry equipping whether you’re pursuing vocational ministry, lay ministry, or simply desiring to grow in the knowledge of God’s Word.
And Our Commitment to:
The inerrancy & sufficiency of Holy Scripture.
A student’s growth in personal holiness and overall development.
Godly character, scholastic excellence & ministry commitment.
Sound doctrine, Bible interpretation & expository teaching.
Local church importance, support & involvement.
God’s progressive glorification through the equipping of His people.
Class size that promotes intimacy, accountability & discipleship.
The affordability & accessibility of all our academic programs.