Faith Bible Institute Rossville at Anchor of Hope Baptist Church

06/15/2026

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05/19/2026

Biblical Archeology Materials are on the way!!!

05/12/2026

Tonight is our last class for the Spring semester, and we are finishing our study of the Single Kingdom of Israel.

​We invite you to sit in with us!

​We are also currently enrolling for the Fall semester through July 1st.

Details below:
​Start Date: August 11th
​Schedule: Tuesdays, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
​Register: www.fbiclass.com/register

05/07/2026

📢 Enrollment Closing Soon!

​Are you ready to dig deeper into the history of the Bible? 📖✨

​This is the final countdown for our Biblical Archaeology course. If you’ve been waiting to sign up, now is the time!

​Deadline: Sunday, May 10th
​Action Required: Both your Application and Payment must be submitted to complete your enrollment.

​Please get your application and payment turned in to Jona Pritt by the deadline to secure your spot. We can’t wait to start this journey through history with you!

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04/29/2026

Here's a side by side comparison/contrast chart of the Rapture BEFORE the Tribulation and the Revelation (Second Coming) of Christ AFTER the Tribulation.

04/29/2026

Facts about James

04/25/2026

04/19/2026

Biblical Archeology I

This course provides an interesting and informative introduction to the most significant archaeological discoveries relating to the Old Testament including, among others, the development of writing, Mesopotamian creation and flood accounts, the quest for the discovery of S***m and Noah’s ark, evidence for the Exodus, and important artifacts like pottery, tablets, seals, and inscriptions including the famous Dead Sea Scrolls. Completion of the course will equip you with answers to many of the common challenges and questions people have regarding the historicity of the Bible including people, places, things and events; and assist you in the interpretation of biblical passages.

04/14/2026

"The Psalms are full of Christ. There is a more complete picture of Him in the Psalms than the Gospels.

The Gospels tell us that He went to the mountain to pray, but the Psalms give us His prayer.

The Gospels tell us that He was crucified, but the Psalms tell us what went on in His own heart during the Crucifixion.

The Gospels tell us He went back to heaven, but the Psalms begin where the Gospels leave off and show us Christ seated in heaven.

Christ is the subject of Psalms.

I think He is the object of praise in every one of them...

The book of Psalms is a hymn book and a HIM book..."

~J Vernon McGee
Thru the Bible, Vol. II, pp. 658-659