You're the mission

We’re discipling a generation of students committed to God, family, and expanding the kingdom into the world through discipleship. 

Bibliical approach, ways of the kingdom, wisdom shall be the foundation to our subjects in our cirruculum.

We’re committed to giving students an excellent education that serves all their future endeavors.  Building character, values, worth and character that will sustain them into the future.  

We believe that 

 internal agreement or unity, which is invisible, produces a voluntary external union, which is visible in the spheres of community, government, economics, and life.

This is not uniformity where everyone strives to be the same. Before two or more individuals can act effectively together, they must first be united in spirit, in their purposes, and in their convictions, while appreciating and respecting their differences and distinctions.

Unity is not uniformity. And diversity is not ‘division’. The scripture teaches us to “Let there be no division among you.” (1 Corinthians 1:10.) We believe in the celebration of diversity.

Racism,and segregation is an assault on the diversity of God’s creation in the New Testament. More specifically, it is an assault on God Himself, whose image is imprinted on every man, woman, and child, REGARDLESS of their race, age, IQ or financial or social status.

These are the principles that stem from a Biblical worldview; and these are the principles that govern Global Mission Quest University. It is these principles that form a godly life, a family, or a nation.

We believe that everyone has a unique purpose and calling in life. We offer classes and resources to help you discover your purpose and take steps towards fulfilling it. 

 Everything under the Kingdom of Heaven reveals His infinity and diversity. Each of His sons and daughters is a unique and wise creation of God, designed to express the nature of Christ individually in community led by the Holy Spirit. Our privilege and responsibility as faculty is to cultivate the full potential of Christ in each daughter/son attending GMQ. 

We believe that spiritual growth is a lifelong journey. We offer classes, resources, and opportunities to help you grow in your faith and deepen your relationship with God as you get through your courses.  The supernatural flow of spiritual power in a kingdom government merged with a Democracy begins with self-governing individuals, whose God-given rights are protected by laws established by local and federal government. Proper government requires a balance of internal power and its external form as seen in the separation of powers and its dual form with checks and balances. The Kingdom form of our government finds its source in the Holy Scriptures and historical textbooks.” 

We believe that serving others is an important part of  student living where you are a freshman to  post graduate. We offer a variety of service opportunities both locally and globally, where you can make a difference in the lives of others. This is the hallmark of servanthood. 

We believe the image of God engraved upon the heart and mind of our students  brings dominion and change to his/her external environment. The model of Kingdom character is the Spirit-filled character, the fruit of the Holy Spirit which demonstrates these qualities: faith and steadfastness, brotherly love, care, diligence and industry, and freedom of conscience. Becoming accountable for one’s learning and productivity is the fruit of student character and being led by God’s Spirit is the demonstration of the greatest character of all. 

Self-mastery ("soberly" in NKJV) is self-government or self control, the foundation of a strong godly life, growth, and producing fruit. If a person cannot govern himself, if he cannot master his passions, he will certainly not have a good relationship with his fellowman or God. His life will likely be marked by major excesses.

The biblical writers use this word in various ways: to behave in an orderly manner, to be sober, serious, sane, sound-minded, discreet, self-disciplined, prudent, and moderate. In context of a person controlling himself, Paul writes, "For I say, through the grace given to me, to everyone who is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think soberly, as God has dealt to each one a measure of faith (Romans 12:3; Titus 2:6; 1Peter 4:7).

A person who has self-mastery is even-handed, and his passions are under control. He makes proper use of his drives and desires, and his manner of life is not one of extremes. A person reflecting this quality will be making steady progress in growing into the perfectly balanced character of Jesus Christ.

Believers  self-government begins with salvation and education in God’s Kingdom Principles and Love, and flows in governing oneself, one’s atmosphere, environment and territory. Even in the family group or the classroom, individuals must take responsibility or blame, in order to discover and correct errors.