DTS Global Institute
Grow your knowledge of Scripture and theology – for free
For a century, DTS has been committed to teaching the truth found in Scripture. The Bible is our central course of study – and every word in it is useful for building up the Body of Christ (2 Tim 3:16).
We have trained thousands of pastors and teachers over the past nine decades, but our mission has always gone far beyond the borders of our physical campus. We want to train believers worldwide to know Scripture and allow it to bear fruit in their lives.
That is why we’ve launched these free online courses. We believe the world desperately needs biblical truth, and these courses will help us reach and teach more people than ever before.
Most Recent Courses
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BibleIsaiah
Isaiah is often called the prince of Old Testament prophets, yet the book’s key theme can be summed up in a single word: trust. Access your free course on Isaiah today!
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NewMiniTechnology and the Church
Any tool that augments humans’ ability to perform any task can be considered technology. Dr. John Dyer can help you better understand how technology affects all Christians in this free mini-course from DTS.
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MinistryNewIntro to Biblical Counseling
Biblical counseling involves guiding others, formally and informally, toward spiritual growth. All Christians are called to build each other up in the faith. That means, all Christians could benefit from learning a bit about biblical counseling.
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BibleNewMiniProblem Parables
Problem Parables, or “parables that have problems built into them,” is a four-lesson course looking at four parables from Jesus that are sometimes misunderstood, sometimes misused, and sometimes just plain confusing!
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BibleNew1 & 2 Peter
Peter wrote his two epistles to people who were suffering. Peter’s first epistle addressed opposition from the outside (persecution). Peter’s second epistle addressed opposition from within (false teaching). Join us as we study these timeless topics.
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BibleHistorical Backgrounds for the New Testament
This course covers everything from the Babylonian Exile to the Roman Empire. From the Maccabean revolt against the Greeks to King Herod’s controversial temple expansions, factions like the Pharisees and Sadducees to life in Israel under Roman rule.
