I had a great time teaching the Book of Romans as a "Guest Lecturer" at Moody Bible Institute. The students were very responsive and the topics covered generated interest and great discussion that lasted even after class was over. Most of these students are about to graduate as pilots and go on the mission field to minister all over the world. I became great friends with the associate dean Dr. Jack Lewis. This is a great school for anyone wanting to learn the Bible, especially free grace advocates. In his own words, here's his description:

"Moody Bible Institute – Spokane is a branch campus of the more familiar Chicago school.  There are currently over 300 full-time students, and over 400 are anticipated beginning this next fall.  While there are seven bachelor level degree programs, including majors like Bible, Missions, and Youth Ministry, the program which is unique to the Spokane campus is Moody’s Missionary Aviation program.  Historically Moody has trained approximately half of the world’s missionary pilots; the program is now a part of Moody Bible Institute – Spokane.
 
The month of January fits between fall and spring semesters at MBI-Spokane.  This provides an opportunity for Aviation students, among others, to take accelerated modular courses.  The book of Romans is a required course in Moody’s curriculum, and Jan Term is when most aviation students enroll in the course."