13 Courses
This is not intended to be just another course. Hopefully it will be an experience. There will be time spent in the classroom. There will be theory and teaching. However, it is my prayer that the Holy Spirit will move us out of the classroom to lead people to Christ.
This course will provide a general overview of Church history from the end of Acts to the time of John Wesley, highlighting the formation of the Early Church, the early Christian creeds, and the Protestant Reformation. A closer look will be taken at the life and ministry of John Wesley, along with the developments that have led to the Wesleyan Church today. We will also gain a working knowledge of the content of the Discipline of the Wesleyan Church and understand how to use it in church ministry and governance.
In this practical course, students will explore and discover what leading is, isn't, and how Jesus is both the model and the means for world changing leadership.
Practically cultivate a lifestyle of God speaking to you and speaking through you that is rooted in the love of God and true humility.
Created 2023/2024
To develop the ability to read, study, interpret, apply, and teach others the Word of God.
Practically cultivate a lifestyle of God speaking to you and speaking through you that is rooted in the love of God and true humility.
An apprenticeship program from Kings Academy in partnership with Kingswood University.
This course is designed for the personal and spiritual growth of the minister, exploring the biblical and historical foundations of the spiritual life, as well as methodologies and resources for developing Christian spirituality in the lives of others in cooperation with the work of the Holy Spirit. This course should enhance the student's ability to see the relationship between spirituality and ministry, and to discover principles for the enrichment of their own spirituality and to help Christian disciples grow in their relationships with Christ.
Created 2023/2024
In a society plagued with addiction to alcohol and other drugs, gambling, pornography, and other behavioral compulsions, there is disagreement on how to help people. Whether a minister, counselor, social worker, psychologist, or nurse, if your calling is to help others, research shows that about two-thirds of people who seek help do so because of their own addiction or that of someone they live with or care about. The reasons that people bring to helping professionals are usually not the addiction, but its symptoms…depression, anxiety, marital or other family problems, etc. In this course, learners learn what works and what doesn’t work in helping addicted people recover.
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In this practical course, students will explore and discover what leading is, isn't, and how Jesus is both the model and the means for world changing leadership.