Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to the most common questions about The Remnant Bible Academy. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please contact us.
No. Our courses are built for serious students, not necessarily seminary graduates. What matters is a willingness to engage closely with Scripture and a readiness to be challenged — not a prior degree.
All Scripture quoted and referenced throughout our courses is from the New King James Version (NKJV). We recommend having a copy on hand — physical or digital — before beginning any course.
Every course is self-paced. Lessons are broken into focused Parts so you can move through the material in manageable sessions, on your own schedule, without a deadline pressure.
The Remnant Bible Study Course is our flagship, comprehensive curriculum. Major World Religions is a set of nine courses examining major world belief systems through a Biblical lens. Focused Studies is a growing collection of courses on specific doctrines, practices, and questions.
Every course at The Remnant Bible Academy is offered free of charge. There is no tuition, no enrollment fee, and nothing to purchase — the only thing a course asks of you is the time and attention you give it.
Every quiz has a passing score of 70%, and you’ll need to reach it before the course will let you move on to the next lesson. If you come up short, just take it again — there’s no limit on retakes and nothing you need to request. All of our quizzes are open book and open lesson, so go back through the material and have another run at it.
Yes. Once you’re enrolled, you retain access to all lesson content, so you can revisit any Part at any time.
Yes. The Remnant Bible Academy Community is our private, student-only space, where students discuss coursework, ask questions, and encourage one another as they study.
Courses are taught by David Fore, Founder & Lead Instructor, and James Burch, Co-Founder & Instructor. You can read more about both on our RBA Instructors tab in the About drop-down menu.
Our Major World Religions courses examine other belief systems honestly and respectfully, always through a Biblical lens — the goal is to help you understand what others believe and why, so you can engage thoughtfully rather than react from ignorance.
Reach out through our Tech Support page, located in your User Menu (click your profile picture in the top right corner), and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.