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Do they really need to go to Master’s Commission?
Master’s builds a foundation of prayer and Biblical study. It is through this foundation that students learn how to live ‘in the world but not of it’. Does your son/daughter need to have that kind of foundation? Yes. Only through a life of prayer and spiritual discipline can we expect to succeed through all of life’s obstacles.
Why not just Bible College?
Education without discipleship is the difference between knowing about the Master without knowing the Master. Master’s is education plus discipleship. So Why not both education and discipleship through Master’s?
What will my son/daughter learn in Master’s?
Aside from the spiritual disciplines your student will gain practical hands-on ministry experience. They will not leave knowing just how to do something, but they will have done it. Master’s Commission is full-time ministry. They will live what they learn and learn what they live.
Why Should my son/daughter give up 9 months?
Despite the statistics that two-thirds of all teenagers attending youth group won’t be going to church in ten years. Realizing that living a life worthy of being called a Christian is serious. It’s not a game. They ‘should’ give 9 months simply because without a strong foundation and an intimate relationship with God we cannot accomplish His will for our life.
Why can’t they date?
Dating is simply a distraction. It’s not wrong or even bad, but for God to mold, change, and create who they are meant to be requires their full time and attention. Relationships take work. In Master’s there isn’t enough time or energy for an outside ‘dating’ relationship. It’s really that simple.
What is master’s commission?
Master’s Commission is an intense nine-month long discipleship program. Our mission is ‘to know God, and to make Him known.’ We believe that having an intimate relationship with Christ is the key to being a disciple. We also believe that a disciple must share the truth of the gospel to a lost and dying world.
How did it begin?
Masters Commission is an International discipleship movement. Born in Phoenix, Arizona, it has spread all across the U.S. and around the world. MC has grown into a movement through the leadership of Lloyd Ziegler. Students pledged one year of their life to study the Bible, to scripture memorization, and ministry. Since that time this movement has produced thousands of disciples all over the world.
What is MC360?
MC360 is based out of Fort Worth, TX. Formerly known as MC Wyoming, MC360 was started in 2003 by Nate and Crystal Bernard.
We hold to these core values:
Prayer: A disciple must have an intimate relationship with Christ.
Purpose: A disciple knows not just who he is but who he is to become.
Purity: A disciple must walk as Christ walked. We must seek lives of purity.
Passion: A disciple is passionate in ministry, prayer, and in service.
Power: A disciple must walk in faith and faith in action is powerful.
Who can join MC360?
We are looking for students who are spiritually hungry to serve God at a greater commitment. We are looking for those who are willing to pay the price and count the cost. If you are 17 or older and ready to become a disciple then you are a candidate to become a student. Please see contact us through phone, 307.752.2593 or by e-mail, mcw@vcn.com.
What are the requirements?
Each student is required to submit a completed application with the 55 dollar processing fee. Then submit the non-refundable deposit upon acceptance. Once in the program the student must follow the discipleship guidelines and codes of conduct.
How much is tuition?
The total cost for the year 07-08 is $5055.00. This includes food, in-country travel, and housing. Mission trips are extra. All students are required to take care of their own personal items and all expenses out side of those included in their tuition. (Hygiene products, insurance, gas for personal vehicles) It is suggested that students have 20 dollars a week for personal expenses. It is also suggested that students don’t have any outstanding debts because students will not be able to pursue any outside employment during the course of the nine months.
