A COMMON CHALLENGE
Practical Equipping You've Been Missing
Many believers long to faithfully serve their local church, impact their community, and participate in God’s mission to the nations. But both individuals and churches often face the same barriers: theological training that is costly, difficult to access, and disconnected from everyday ministry.
Without practical, accessible training, churches struggle to develop confident, theologically grounded leaders, teachers, and disciplers. The result is a gap between desire and readiness—between people willing to serve and people equipped to lead.
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ITM exists to bridge this gap—offering trusted, gospel-centered training that is affordable, accessible, and rooted in the life of the local church.
EQUIPPING BELIEVERS
The Training You've Been Looking For
Church-Based Institutes
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Any church can launch its own institute to offer classes led by a local pastor, supported by video teaching from subject experts, and equipped with discussion guides and workbooks.​
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Choose from three certificate tracks: Foundational Studies, Practical Ministry and Mission Skills, and Advanced Studies. ​
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Flexible and accessible for a variety of ministry contexts.
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Community-Based Courses
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14-week hybrid courses (online and in-person) in the Greater Charlotte region.
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Designed for Bible study leaders, deacons, church planters, and ministry workers who want a more rigorous learning experience alongside church members from other local churches.
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Affordable & transferable credits through Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS).
Conferences & Workshops
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One-day practical-theological events led by pastors and theologians.
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Designed for pastors, elders, teachers, and ministry leaders seeking accessible, high-impact equipping in church leadership, mission, and discipleship—alongside others serving in local church contexts.
