REACH CHURCH | Reach Bible Institute
Reach Bible Institute prepares disciples to rightly divide the Word of Truth and prepares those interested in pursuing avenues of church ministry.
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REACHING DEEPER, LEARNING AND LIVING GOSPEL TRUTH

REACH BIBLE INSTITUTE (RBI) operates as a study group affiliated with Global University’s Berean School of the Bible, a highly esteemed, fully accredited, non-profit Christian University.

RBI provides comprehensive instruction in biblical and doctrinal studies, ministry skills, and leadership development. In addition, RBI’s courses fulfill the educational prerequisites for individuals seeking credentials with the Assemblies of God Fellowship, enhancing their qualifications for ministry roles.

RBI strives to empower students with the knowledge, skills, and passion to effectively serve in ministry, promote spiritual growth, and spread the transformative message of the Gospel to the world.

Commitment to Scripture: RBI upholds the reliability and authority of the Bible as the foundation for all teachings and studies.

 

Support in Ministry Calling: RBI recognizes that all believers are called to be ministers and seeks to equip individuals accordingly.

 

Focus on Spiritual Maturity and Leadership: RBI aims to produce spiritually mature adults capable of assuming leadership roles through a rigorous curriculum encompassing biblical, doctrinal, and ministry studies.

 

Vision for Gospel Transformation: RBI has a vision to share the life-transforming power of the Gospel in every sphere, reaching deeper, learning and living Gospel truth.

BIB 214 Old Testament Survey

Class Begins Monday, January 22, 2024 @ 7PM

CLASS SCHEDULE

  1. Jan 22nd: Chapters 1 & 2
  2. Jan 29th: Chapters 3 & 4
  3. Feb 5th: Chapters 5 & 6
  4. Feb 12th: Chapter 7
  5. Feb 19th: Chapter 8
  6. Feb 26th: Chapter 9
  7. Mar 4th: Chapter 10
  8. Mar 11th: Chapter 11
  9. Mar 18th: Chapter 12
  10. Mar 25th: NO CLASS – GOOD FRIDAY/EASTER
  11. Apr 1st: Chapter 13
  12. Apr 8th: Chapter 14
  13. Apr 15th: Chapter 15 & Review
  14. Apr 22nd: FINAL EXAM

SYLLABUS

TO BE ADDED

COURSE DESCRIPTION

A practical approach to the Old Testament that gives students material they can use in teaching and preaching. It covers significant details from every book in the Old Testament in an inspirational yet informative manner. 

Instructor: Jose Centeno, M.Ed., B.Ed., BBS

MIN 171 A Spirit-Empowered Church: An Acts 2 Ministry Model

Class Begins Wednesday, January 24, 2024 @7PM

CLASS SCHEDULE

  1. Jan 24th: Chapters 1 & 2
  2. Jan 31st: Chapters 3 & 4
  3. Feb 7th: Chapters 5 & 6
  4. Feb 14th: Chapters 7 & 8
  5. Feb 21th: Chapters 9 & 10
  6. Feb 28th: Chapter 11
  7. Mar 6th: Chapter 12
  8. Mar 13th: Chapter 13
  9. Mar 20th: Chapter 14
  10. Mar 27th: NO CLASS – GOOD FRIDAY/EASTER
  11. Apr 3rd: Chapter 15
  12. Apr 10th: Chapter 16
  13. Apr 17th: Chapter 17 & Review
  14. Apr 24th: FINAL EXAM

SYLLABUS

TO BE ADDED

COURSE DESCRIPTION

A biblical, comprehensive, and strategic plan requires the empowerment of the Spirit to produce spiritual fruit and a flourishing church. The strategic plan is based on Acts 2 and focuses on developing Spirit-empowered disciples who will be involved in the five functions found there: connect, grow, serve, go, and worship. Assessment tools are used to identify areas where changes are needed, and the strategic plan is used to focus on God’s vision for each local church.

Instructor: Reverend Jason Murphy, MDiv.

BIB 212 New Testament Survey

Class Begins Thursday,  January 25, 2024 @ 7PM

CLASS SCHEDULE

  1. Jan 25th: Chapters 1 & 2
  2. Feb 1st: Chapter 3
  3. Feb 8th: Chapter 4
  4. Feb 15th: Chapter 5
  5. Feb 22nd: Chapter 6
  6. Feb 29th: Chapter 7
  7. Mar 7th: Chapter 8
  8. Mar 14th: Chapter 9
  9. Mar 21st: Chapter 10
  10. Mar 28th: NO CLASS – GOOD FRIDAY/EASTER
  11. Apr 4th: Chapter 11
  12. Apr 11th: Chapter 12
  13. Apr 18th: Chapter 13 & Review
  14. Apr 25th: FINAL EXAM

SYLLABUS

TO BE ADDED

COURSE DESCRIPTION

A survey course giving the student background for understanding,  teaching, and applying the principles of the New Testament. Key facts from each book of the New Testament are highlighted in a manner that can be used in preaching and teaching. 

Instructor: Reverend Dr. Daniel Valentin

THE 211 Introduction to Theology: A Pentecostal Perspective

Class Begins Saturday, January 27, 2024 @10AM

CLASS SCHEDULE

  1. Jan 27th: Chapters 1 & 2
  2. Feb 3rd: Chapter 3
  3. Feb 10th: Chapter 4
  4. Feb 17th: Chapter 5
  5. Feb 24th: Chapter 6
  6. Mar 2nd: Chapter 7
  7. Mar 9th: Chapter 8
  8. Mar 16th: Chapter 9
  9. Mar 23rd: Chapter 10
  10. Mar 30th: NO CLASS – GOOD FRIDAY/EASTER
  11. Apr 6th: Chapter 11
  12. Apr 13th: Chapter 12
  13. Apr 20th: Chapter 13 & Review
  14. Apr 27th: FINAL EXAM

SYLLABUS

TO BE ADDED

COURSE DESCRIPTION

A study of historic Christian doctrines as expressed through Protestant and evangelical traditions. The course provides a complete study of the “Statement of Fundamental Truths” of the General Council of the Assemblies of God.

Instructor: Reverend Wally Best, MBA., MDiv., CGAS

ENROLL WITH OUR TWO-STEP PROCESS

STEP ONE:

Complete and sign the RBI ENROLLMENT FORM.

This form is to be completed one time to set up your account.

Print the form

Return the completed form to Reach Church or email to rbi@reachny.church

ENROLL WITH OUR TWO-STEP PROCESS

STEP TWO:

Register with RBI today by completing the form at the link below.

ENROLL WITH OUR TWO-STEP PROCESS

How much does each course cost?

Each course with RBI requires a registration fee of $130. This fee covers the course registration, set up of your Global University student portal, access to your online course materials, and a hard copy of the study guide, which will be distributed on your first day of class. This non-refundable fee is due at the time of registration.

BIB 114 Christ in the Synoptic Gospels – WEDS @ 7PM

Class Begins September 13, 2023

CLASS SCHEDULE

  1. Sept 13th: Chapters 1 &2

  2. Sept 20th: Chapter 3

  3. Sept 27th: Chapter 4

  4. Oct 4th: Chapter 5

  5. Oct 11th: Chapter 6

  6. Oct 18th: Chapter 7

  7. Oct 25th: Chapter 8

  8. Nov 1st: Chapter 9

  9. Nov 8th: Chapter 10

  10. Nov 15th: Chapter 11

  11. Nov 22nd – NO CLASS/THANKSGIVING BREAK

  12. Nov 29th: Chapter 12

  13. Dec 6th: Chapter 13 & Review

  14. Dec 13th – FINAL EXAM 

This course is an introductory study of our Lord’s life and times according to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. It examines the background of the world into which Christ came “when the time had fully come.” It focuses on His life from the Annunciation to the Ascension. It also stresses His message and His method, including His parables and His miracles. Organized around three themes—the world, the Man, and the message—this study helps students integrate their understanding of Christ’s life and work with a clear commitment to live by the principles He taught and the values He demonstrated.

Instructor: Rev. Wally Best, MBA., MDiv., CGAS

BIB 121 Introduction to Hermeneutics – SAT @ 10AM

Class Begins September 16, 2023

CLASS SCHEDULE

    1. Sept 16th: Chapters 1 & 2

    2. Sept 23rd: Chapter 3

    3. Sept 30th: Chapter 4

    4. Oct 7th: Chapter 5

    5. Oct 14th: Chapter 6

    6. Oct 21st: Chapter 7

    7. Oct 28th: Chapter 8

    8. Nov 4th: Chapter 9

    9. Nov 11th: Chapter 10

    10. Nov 18th: Chapter 11

    11. Nov 25th – NO CLASS/THANKSGIVING BREAK

    12. Dec 2nd: Chapter 12

    13. Dec 9th: Chapter 13 & Review

    14. Dec 16th – FINAL EXAM

This is an introductory course on the principles for interpreting Scripture. It summarizes the need for hermeneutical principles, and explores the qualifications, tools, and goals of a biblical interpreter. This is followed by a historical survey of hermeneutics from early Jewish interpreters to the present. The course includes a unit on the general and specific principles for interpreting the Bible, a unit on genres, and a unit on applying the principles. Students develop their skills by practicing the principles in exercises that are provided.

Instructor: Jose Centeno, M.Ed., B.Ed., BBS