Curriculum Editorial Board

It is the mission of the WHMI Bible Institute Curriculum Editorial Board to deculturalize, ensure theological soundness, and improve the effectiveness of our course materials.

Steve Bezner (PhD)

Senior Pastor, Houston Northwest Church, Houston, TX

Casey Hough, (PhD)

Senior Pastor, Copperfield Church, Houston, TX

Mark Howell (PhD)

Executive Director, E2, Plano, TX

Chuck Lawless (PhD)

Professor of Evangelism and Missions, Dean of Doctoral Studies, Vice President for Spiritual Formation and Ministry Centers, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

Robby Magee (DMiss, PhD-ABD)

Senior Pastor, Trinity Baptist Church, Farmersville, TX

Ben Phillips (PhD)

Dean and Associate Professor of Christian Studies College of Christian Studies Charleston Southern University

Stephen Presley (PhD)

Associate Professor of Church History Director of Research Doctoral Studies The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Billy Ross (DMin)

Vice President, World Hope Ministries International Director of World Hope Bible Institute

Stuart Sheehan (PhD)

President & CEO, World Hope Ministries International

Stephen Veteto (PhD)

Director, Rocky Mountain Campus, Professor, New Testament Studies Gateway Seminary

Noel R. Vincent, M.A. Christian Apologetics

Provost, WHMI Bible Institute

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WHMI by the Numbers

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WHMI by the Numbers

8835

Current WHMI Bible Institute Engaged Students as of September 30th, 2024

WHMI by the Numbers

3934

Current Cumulative Total of WHMI Bible Institute Graduates as of September 30, 2024

WHMI by the Numbers

274

Current Active Locations of the WHMI Bible Institute as of September 30, 2024

WHMI by the Numbers

54

Current Working Nations with WHMI Bible Institute Locations as of September 30, 2024

WHMI by the Numbers

733

Courses Taught as of September 30, 2024

Testimonies from locations around the world

“The indigenous pastors were hungry for learning. My hope and prayer is that the lessons will improve their ability to teach their congregations and hence build and edify the Church.”
Ecuador