Welcome to King’s Coast
At KCBC, our mission is to equip you with strong biblical knowledge and practical training so you can stand firm in your faith and boldly live out your calling. Through a combination of proven teaching methods and hands-on ministry experience, you’ll grow in your understanding of God’s Word, stay rooted in the foundation of the early Church, and be empowered by the Holy Spirit. We believe KCBC will prepare you to serve God with confidence—wherever He leads you.
Getting Started With KCBC
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I transfer credits from another Bible College?
No. King’s Coast Bible College’s online program is accredited through Great Life Church and cannot accept credits from other colleges or universities.
What is the workload expectation?
Our online program is subscription-based, and created for you to work at your own pace. Our courses are college-level, highly academic, and created to help you think, and grow as you train for future Kingdom work.
Each program option offers a different amount of recommended additional work, however you are not required to submit your work for grading. Our Bachelor’s program for exmaple, include additional study and reading material to enhance your learning experience, but it is all dependent on how much you want to invest into it.
Does King’s Coast have semesters?
No. You can access your King’s Coast Bible College online courses within your chosen program anytime throughout the year. If your monthly subscription payment is declined or inaccessible, you will not have access to the courses, but you can resubscribe at any time.
Is King’s Coast Bible College accredited?
Like many independent Bible Colleges, we offer a Bachelor’s degree under religious exemption in the State of Florida. This means that we are not “regionally accredited”. Many of our nation’s most respected institutions of higher learning began as religious schools, and many still operate without regional or national accreditation, (including Harvard University). This freedom is reflected in our Certificate and Degree programs, in that we have zero General Education courses, and this enables us to accelerate your learning in specific areas applicable to your calling.
Both, our certificate and our Bachelor’s degree programs are specifically designed for students who want to prepare for ministry. We don’t believe that you should graduate with a mountain of debt or overload your time taking courses that are irrelevant to your calling. Instead, we believe that those who are called to full-time/vocational ministry should be properly educated and practically trained, and equipped for use in the ministry. The bottom line: We aren’t regionally accredited. We are exempt from accreditation in Florida under “Florida Statute Section 1005.06 (1)(f))”, establishing that churches are permitted to educate and train their own clergy.
The first colleges or universities in America were Christian, and the first universities worldwide were planted strategically by the church. We see our Certificate and Degree level programs as a return to the way things initially were and still should be. In no way does this mean that we compromise the standard or integrity of the educational or practical components of our programs. We offer real degrees, and our courses of study are highly academic and intense in their practicum.
What am I able to do with a degree from King’s Coast?
Contrary to most seminaries or bible colleges that teach ministry in theory, but provide no experiential learning, we believe that upon graduating from King’s Coast Bible College, students will be among the most valuable and sought after in church/ministry employment.
We currently have an established and growing relational network and agreements with churches and schools who share the same theological vision as King’s Coast Bible College, to assist students in ministry placement following graduation, or if students desire, to pursue other areas or avenues of education.
King’s Coast Bible College exists primarily for students who feel called and possess a desire to be trained in historic Christian theology and thought/application for ministry purposes.