Life University

Equipping You for Faith and Life

Life University at Life Fellowship Church is designed to help you grow deeper in your knowledge of God and His Word.

About Us

Life University exists to equip Christians to be disciple-makers and deploy them to impact their community with a biblically centered understanding of what it means to live as Kingdom citizens.

Life University includes two separate course tracks with classes offered three semesters per year. Courses last between 7 and 18 weeks each semester.

Track 1 - Everyday Equipped

This track includes courses focused on equipping Christians in a variety of topics impacting every day living. Courses offerings do not need to be taken in order or have pre-requisites required. There are no exams required or credit offered. (Show link of sample track or include sample classes).

Courses in this track include:

  • Christian Foundations
  • Financial Peace University
  • Apologetics
  • Spiritual Formation
  • Conflict Resolution
  • How to Read the Bible
  • Parables of Jesus
  • Jesus and the Gospels

Track 2 - Theological Foundations

This track follows a two year course plan meant to equip students with the tools to properly understand, study and apply God’s Word and standard Christian doctrine so they may be more fully formed disciples of Jesus. Each course requires exams, provides course credit and offers certificates for successful completion.

Courses in this track include:

  • Biblical Theology
  • Systematic Theology
  • How to Read the Bible
  • Old Testament Survey
  • New Testament Survey
  • Church History
  • Apologetics

Track 1 - Everyday Equipped

Marriage: Growing Together In Christ

August 19 to September 30 (7 weeks) 

Designed for married couples to take together.

What if God designed marriage to make us holy more than to make us happy?”  This course combines Scripture and biblical reading materials to explore how God invites couples to see marriage as a framework for becoming more like Jesus through the covenant relationship of marriage.

Taught by Steve and Sylvia Biggs

Student Books: 

Sacred Marriage by Gary Thomas

Sacred Marriage Participant's Guide by Gary Thomas

Families: Building Healthy Habits

October 7 to December 2 (7 weeks)

Designed for married couples without children or parents with children.

In this family discipleship course, parents will learn key principles to building habits of spiritual formation in the home that will unite adults together with one another and parents together with children. Adults will be encouraged to take the lead in forming their own spiritual habits so they can lead by example in encouraging the rest of the household to do the same.

Teachers TBD:

Student Books:

Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley
Parenting by Paul David Tripp

Track 2 - Theological Foundations

Apologetics: Discussing and Defending Your Faith

Aug 19 to October 7 (8 weeks)

Apologetics aims to help Christians increase in understanding, defending and discussing the reasons for their faith. Students will learn to interact graciously and lovingly with others in faith conversations and grow in understanding the best evidential reasons for defending the truth of Christianity.

Taught by Adam Meyer

Student Books:

Tactics by Gregory Koukl (10th anniversary edition)
Tactics Study Guide by Greg Koukl (Updated and Expanded Edition)

Evidence that Demands a Verdict by Josh & Sean McDowell (Updated Edition)

Global Missiology: Discovering the Mission of the Church

October 14 to December 2 (6 weeks)

What is the mission of the church, and how does it play out on a global scale? This foundational course offers a sweeping survey of global missions. Students will discover how to cross cultural barriers effectively without sacrificing the integrity of the gospel. Students will also explore current unreached people groups and engage in dedicated prayer for the nations.

Taught by Jamie Nofsinger

Student Books:

Let the Nations be Glad by John Piper