Are all graduates of MISD equally qualified for ministry service?
Of course not. In fact, education alone is not a qualification for ministry service. We firmly believe that the primary qualifications for ministry service are (in this order): a genuine born-again experience, the call of God upon one’s life, complete surrender to holiness of heart and daily living, and educational preparation in the Word of God for initial and continuing service. We must never forget that some of Christendom’s most effective ministers did not hold earned degrees (including Charles Finney, Dwight Moody, Lewis Sperry Chafer, and A.W. Tozer, to name but a few). The graduates of MISD come from a wide and diverse background, each one possessing his or her own unique gifts for ministry service. Nevertheless, we can assure you that anyone who graduates from an MISD program possess several unique qualifications. What marks a graduate of MISD as being unique? The average age of our graduates is forty-four. About 60% of our graduates held an undergraduate degree prior to enroll
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