KMBC is committed to the Wesleyan interpretation of Christian doctrine and expects all faculty and staff members to annually affirm their allegiance to the doctrine, including the following positions:
Our Mission
Kentucky Mountain Bible College is a Bible-centered, higher education institution whose mission is to equip men and women to serve with:
- a passion to know God
- a passion to prepare for His ministry
- a passion to live and teach the message of biblical holiness
- and a passion to evangelize and disciple the world for Christ
Scripture | Holiness | Ministry
- We are committed to preparing students for the highest calling – representing God.
- We believe that truth is centered in the triune Creator God, and is relevant to all people in all ages and to all fields of study.
- We believe that spiritual development springs from the wisdom of the Word
- We believe that Christian servants should be well-grounded spiritually and thoroughly educated.
- We believe that a wholesome Christian discipleship environment is conducive to the development of the whole person.
KMBC has been training and equipping students for servant leadership in ministry since 1931.
What We Believe
- The supreme authority, the divine, plenary inspiration of the Holy Scriptures, inerrant in the original.
- One God, self-existent, revealed in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit who are co-equal and co-eternal.
- The deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, vicarious atonement, bodily resurrection, and personal pre-millennial return.
- The person and the deity of the Holy Spirit.
- The lost condition of man who was made in the image of God and by transgression fell.
- The universal inheritance of depravity of soul and spiritual death.
- Justification provided through Christ’s atonement for all who repent and believe.
- Entire sanctification as an instantaneous work of grace wrought in the believer through faith, subsequent to regeneration, and witnessed to by the Holy Spirit: the heart is cleansed from all sin and filled with the pure love of the Holy Spirit.
- The progressive growth in grace toward Christian maturity through a consistent Christian life of faith and good works.
- The resurrection and glorification of the saints and the eternal punishment of the wicked.
- The ordinances instituted by Christ: water baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
- A biblical view regarding marital faithfulness and monogamy, requiring abstinence from promiscuity, fornication, and homosexual acts and lifestyle.
- A biblical view affirming a person’s biological sex at birth as God given and therefore how they are sexually defined.
For more information see our Academic Catalog
