Dallas Theological Seminary

Free Online Bible Courses

Grow your knowledge of Scripture and theology – for free

For more than 90 years, 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.

Current Course Offerings

walks through the events described in the Book of 1 Samuel. Learn what it means to be a person after God’s own heart!

is a six-session course taught by Dr. Glenn Kreider exploring tough questions about theology. Learn how we all are theologians by signing up today!

20211011 Return of is a three-session course taught by Dr. Michael Svigel. Learn about the hope we have in the future return of Christ.

is a four-session course taught by Dr. Mark Yarbrough, DTS’s current president. Learn the story of this reluctant prophet, who tries to escape God’s plan for his life.

is a seven-session course taught by Dr. Barry Jones. This course, provides an overview of Christian evangelism and will help you become more confident to share the good news.

is a seven-session course taught by DTS professor of Old Testament Studies and Bible Exposition Dr. James Allman. In this course, you will dig deeper into the extraordinary events described in the book of Exodus.

20201006 Thessalonians Session Main is a five-session course taught by DTS president and professor of Bible Exposition Dr. Mark M. Yarbrough. Through this course, you’ll find encouragement in God’s Word to deal with daily issues with an eternal mindset.

is a five-session course taught by Dr. Scott Horrell. You will learn how certain Hebrew names reveal insightful and vital aspects about God’s character and person and deepen your knowledge of many of God’s incommunicable attributes.

is a seven-week course taught by Dr. Tom Constable. You will learn about the history and background surrounding Paul’s messages to the church at Corinth and explore how to find your identity in Christ.

is a five-week course taught by the late Dr. Stanley Toussaint. You will explore lessons in Christian maturity, including the importance of taming your tongue, and considering the trials in your life as “pure joy.”

640x334 Facebook is a six-week course taught by Dr. Stephen Bramer. Explore adventurous stories like the lions’ den, fiery furnace, and the hand writing on the wall. Begin this course today and discover the ultimate meaning of hundreds of incredible prophecies in the book.

is a six-week course on the major covenants of the Bible. It will walk you through the key promises God has made to His people. Dive into this enlightening course today and gain a greater understanding of the promise-keeping God we serve.

640x334 DTS SessionMain 1 is a five-week course taught by Dr. Mark Yarbrough. The book of Acts will introduce you to the history of the early church in the first century, Paul’s missionary journeys throughout the Mediterranean, and some of the persecution the church faces as Christianity spreads.

640x334 Session Main is an eight-week course taught by Dr. Stanley Toussaint (1928-2017). The book of Hebrews will give you a rich understanding of many doctrines concerning Jesus Christ. While not much is known about the author, the message of Hebrews is very clear—the absolute supremacy of Christ.

16x9 Ratio is a five-week course taught by Dr. Ron Allen. Studying the Books of Jonah and Ruth will help introduce you to the truth of God’s grace and broaden your understanding of these great, short books about two important people: an unwilling prophet and a marginalized woman.

640x334 Main 3 is a nine-week course taught by the late Dr. J. Dwight Pentecost, who passed away in 2014. This course will broaden your understanding of the words and works of Jesus as you journey through Israel, seeing the places Jesus walked.

640x334 2 is a thirteen-week course taught by Dr. Mark Yarbrough—President of Dallas Theological Seminary. You’ll learn the structure of the Bible, how the English language impacts our understanding of it, and the focal point of every verse it contains.
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is a one-week ‘mini’ course taught by Dr. John Hannah. This course covers the work and life of Martin Luther – a key reformer who questioned the long-held statutes of the church.

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is a six-week course taught by Dr. Ron Allen. This course on Romans covers the first eight chapters of the book and looks at the overarching theme of righteousness.

revelation-background is a nine-week course taught by Dr. Stanley Toussaint (1928-2017), examining insights into the social, political, and religious conditions of John’s day, how to interpret the prophecies presented in Revelation, and what Revelation tells us about Christ’s return.

gospelofjohn-background is an eight-week course taught by Dr. Mark Bailey, DTS Chancellor. This course will deepen your understanding of John’s Gospel and strengthen your relationship with its subject—Jesus Christ.

how-to-read-background is a four-week course taught by Dr. Howard Hendricks (1924-2013), one of the most celebrated teachers in DTS’s history. This course will equip you with the same techniques that DTS professors use in their personal Bible study.

genesis-background is a ten-week course taught by Dr. James Allman, DTS Professor of Old Testament Studies. This course will take you on a journey through the book of Genesis concentrating on the creation narrative and the patriarchs.

can-you-trust-background is an eight-week course taught by three of DTS’ most esteemed biblical scholars. You’ll learn the history of the Bible, how it was canonized, and whether or not it can be trusted as the inerrant word of God.