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Revayah Bible College is a dynamic, Spirit-empowered institution dedicated to equipping believers for effective ministry, spiritual maturity, and kingdom leadership. Rooted in apostolic-prophetic foundations, we provide biblically sound, theologically rich, and practically relevant training for those called to serve in the church, marketplace, and the nations.
Our mission is to raise up transformational leaders who are deeply rooted in the Word of God, trained in the power of the Holy Spirit, and activated in their divine assignments. Whether you’re called to the fivefold ministry (Ephesians 4:11–13), Christian education, or evangelistic outreach, Revayah offers the mentorship, revelation, and impartation needed to fulfill your God-given purpose.
At Revayah, we believe that ministry is not just a profession—it is a divine calling. Our curriculum combines academic excellence with spiritual formation, prophetic training, and hands-on ministry experience. Through a culture of excellence, accountability, and prophetic clarity, our students are equipped to lead, influence, and advance the kingdom of God with wisdom, authority, and integrity.
Why Revayah?
Biblically Rooted – Grounded in Scripture, guided by the Holy Spirit
Prophetically Charged – Training seers, prophets, and apostolic voices
Mission-Focused – Empowering believers to impact local and global arenas
Spirit-Led – Embracing revival, deliverance, and kingdom reformation
Community-Driven – Building a family of faith, vision, and transformation
Whether you are beginning your journey or advancing to new depths in your calling, Revayah Bible College is where destiny is discovered, gifts are stirred, and purpose is launched.
Welcome to Revayah—where revelation meets transformation.
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Dr. Apostle Johnnie Foster – Chancellor, Revayah Bible College, Sr. Pastor, Amazing Church Texas
Dr. Apostle Tonia Foster – Co-Chancellor, Revayah Bible College
Co-Pastor, Amazing Church Texas
Apostle Dr. Johnnie Foster
Apostle Dr. Johnnie Foster is a devoted servant of the Lord, visionary leader, and respected Apostle of Amazing Church Texas. He is also the Chancellor of Revayah Bible College, where he helps shape the next generation of spiritual leaders through sound doctrine, prophetic insight, and biblical training.
With a heart anchored in ministry and a passion for equipping believers, Apostle Foster has spent his life advancing the Kingdom of God and walking with others through their personal and spiritual transformation. He holds a Doctorate of Ministry, reflecting both his academic dedication and deep theological foundation rooted in Scripture.
Apostle Foster’s ministry is marked by strong biblical conviction, spiritual maturity, and a clear mandate to restore individuals to a right relationship with God. His leadership in Amazing Church Texas has cultivated a culture of faith, deliverance, discipleship, and Kingdom impact. Through teaching, preaching, mentoring, and impartation, he empowers believers to mature in the faith and fulfill their divine purpose.
As Chancellor of Revayah Bible College, Apostle Foster leads with a prophetic-apostolic lens, developing courses and leadership structures that prepare students not only to know the Word, but to live and minister by it. His approach to education and ministry is practical, Spirit-led, and deeply rooted in a desire to see revival-minded leaders raised up and sent out.
Beyond the pulpit and classroom, Apostle Foster is a trusted mentor and spiritual father to many. His life and legacy exemplify integrity, humility, and a relentless pursuit of God’s will. Whether equipping a local congregation or training ministers for global impact, Apostle Foster remains committed to the Great Commission and to building a people who will repair the breach, restore the standard, and release the glory.
Through his leadership, Amazing Church Texas and Revayah Bible College continue to be pillars of transformation, revival, and Kingdom advancement.
Apostle Dr. Johnnie Foster
Co-Chancellor, Revayah Bible College Co-Pastor, Amazing Church Texas
Dr. Apostle Tonia Foster is a seasoned prophetic voice, teacher, and author whose life reflects a steadfast commitment to Kingdom service and spiritual leadership. Born in Holyoke, Massachusetts and raised in San Antonio, Texas, she has served in ministry for over two decades. She currently serves as Co-Chancellor of Revayah Bible College and Co-Pastor of Amazing Church Texas, both alongside her husband and ministry partner, Dr. Apostle Johnnie Foster.
A woman of grace, strength, and discernment, Dr. Foster has walked a journey of faith marked by both sacrifice and obedience. As the wife of a retired military veteran, she faithfully supported her husband’s global assignments while continuing to teach, minister, and equip the saints for the work of the ministry.
She earned her Doctorate of Ministry in 2024 and is presently completing her Master of Theology, with emphases in biblical doctrine and spiritual formation. Anointed with a strong prophetic mantle, she is deeply committed to seeing lives transformed through healing, deliverance, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Her approach is both biblically grounded and spiritually strategic, reflecting wisdom born of years in the trenches of ministry.
Dr. Foster is the author of several influential works, including Spiritual Molestation, Character Assassination, and The Underlying Issue. She is also the co-author, alongside her husband, of Marriage Unmasked Volumes 1 & 2. Her writings address the deeper issues of the soul, providing clarity, healing, and direction for those seeking transformation.
At Revayah Bible College, Dr. Foster brings spiritual authority, pastoral care, and revelatory instruction to emerging leaders. As Co-Chancellor, she is actively involved in shaping the vision, curriculum, and spiritual climate of the institution. Her leadership continues to ignite purpose, purity, and power in the next generation of Kingdom builders.
U.S. Department of Education Accreditation
USDE accreditation is not necessary for the theological degrees in which we offer. Individuals seeking employment in government-licensed positions such as public school teachers, state-licensed psychologists or psychiatrists, and non-church-related counselors will more than likely need USDE accredited degrees. Generally speaking, people working in ministry positions do not need a USDE accredited degree. If you are pursuing education at Revayah Bible College with the intent of obtaining employment or for some other reason, you should check with that organization BEFORE applying for enrollment in Revayah Bible College. Revayah Bible College assumes no liability of any kind.
Separation of Church and State
• There is secular education and there is religious education.
•Religious schools are not legally required to become accredited
•Secular schools seek secular education, and sacred schools receive sacred or ecclesiastic accreditation—each by their own peers.
•Religious institutions need no secular accreditation because they offer no secular degrees.
•Secular accreditation associations in turn are recognized by governmental agencies. They trace their authority back to the capitol of a country, like Washington, D.C.
•Religious accrediting associations are recognized by the Church of Jesus Christ, which has no supreme central office on earth. Our authority is derived directly from Heaven.
•Civil and religious interests are different and have separate realms of jurisdiction.
•The State is not superior to the Church. The Church need not wait for approval from the secular world.
•Civil agencies should not be dictating standards of Christian education, any more than a police officer should be directing the worship of God.
•Theological Seminaries should not be accredited by accrediting associations that are “recognized” by an agency of the federal government, because it is contrary to the Biblical principle of “Separation of Church and State,” indicated by Christ when He said, “…Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s…” (Mark 12:17).
•What business does a Christian educator have going to the world of unbelievers for recognition and acknowledgement when 2 Corinthians 6:14 clearly tells us, “Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness?”
•A Christian educational institution securing accreditation from an association which is attached to a governmental agency is a Scripturally condemned and unholy union as James 4:4 says, “Ye adulterers and adulteresses, know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God?”
Why not become accredited by the Department of Education? In many cases the government’s Department of Education is not qualified to accredit a private school, such as a Bible School, because the DOE is secular and a Bible or Christian School is spiritual thus our standards are not secular and cannot be judged by secular standards!
As we find in 1 Corinthians 2:14 “But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.” Therefore a state agency is not able to determine if a spiritually directed learning institution is meeting the mandates of the Bible!
Accreditation has many benefits for both educational institutions and students, but it is neither a guaranty nor is it the sole criterion of an excellent education. Every accredited institution was once unaccredited. For example, Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) was founded in 1924 but was not accredited by SACS until 1969, long after the graduation of notables such as Dwight Pentecost, Charles Ryrie, and Chuck Swindoll. Dallas Theological Seminary was not accredited by ATS until 1994, but its excellent education before then is unassailable.
Where promotional material for an unaccredited institution consists of an advertisement in a periodical published by a person or entity that is not affiliated with the unaccredited institution, the disclosure required in subsection (a) may be abbreviated to state as follows NOT ACCREDITED BY AN AGENCY RECOGNIZED BY THE U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION. The disclosure required under this subsection shall be made in a type size as large or larger than any other text in the advertisement.