Course Catalog
Explore our growing library of Apostolic Bible training courses.
78 courses found
Advanced Church Planting Toolkit
An advanced, practitioner-level course for church planters and apostolic leaders. This toolkit course delivers ready-to-use templates, step-by-step training guides, and proven strategic frameworks for every phase of planting and establishing a new church — from call and assessment, to launch teams and core groups, to public launch, discipleship systems, leadership development, financial stewardship, and long-term establishment. Students will leave with a complete church-planting playbook grounded in Scripture and apostolic practice.
The Family and Youth Ministry: Partnering with Parents
A biblical study of the vital partnership between youth ministry and the family. This course examines God's design for the family as the primary discipling context, equipping parents for spiritual leadership, intergenerational faith formation, and ministry to families in crisis. Students will learn to build bridges between church ministries and the home.
Building a Healthy Youth Ministry Team: Volunteers and Staff
A practical study of team building in youth ministry. This course examines the biblical basis for shared ministry, recruiting and onboarding volunteers, training and encouragement, communication and planning systems, and preventing burnout in ministry teams. Students will learn to build and sustain healthy teams that multiply ministry impact.
Missions and Service: Mobilizing Young People for the Kingdom
An inspiring study of mission mobilization among young people. This course examines the missionary call, short-term mission trips and service projects, cultivating compassion and justice awareness in youth, and sustaining long-term mission involvement. Students will be equipped to mobilize the next generation into local and global kingdom service.
Navigating Youth Culture: Ministry in a Digital Age
A thoughtful study of contemporary youth culture and its impact on ministry. This course examines social media and digital technology, current cultural trends, discernment and biblical worldview formation, and building authentic identity in Christ amidst cultural pressure. Students will learn to engage culture prophetically without compromising biblical truth.
Pastoral Care for Students: Counseling and Shepherding Youth
A pastoral study of caring for the emotional and spiritual needs of young people. This course examines adolescent development, listening and counseling skills for youth workers, walking with students through crisis and anxiety, safeguarding and healthy boundaries, and partnering with families in care. Students will develop a shepherd's heart for the rising generation.
Youth Evangelism and Outreach: Sharing the Gospel with a Generation
A dynamic study of evangelism among and by young people. This course examines the evangelistic mandate, sharing the gospel on school campuses, servant evangelism and outreach events, friendship evangelism, and training teenagers to testify boldly. Students will discover practical strategies for reaching youth culture with the good news of Jesus Christ.
Raising Young Leaders: Developing the Next Generation of Ministers
A biblical study of leadership development among young people. This course explores how to identify leadership potential in youth, biblical models of young leaders like David, Timothy, and Josiah, creating leadership pathways in the local church, and releasing young people into meaningful ministry responsibility. Students will be equipped to raise up a generation of servant leaders.
Youth Discipleship: Making Young Followers of Jesus
A practical study of discipleship tailored to teenagers and young adults. This course explores how young people grow spiritually, the role of mentoring and small groups, teaching spiritual disciplines to youth, and building a faith that endures through life's transitions. Students will be equipped to disciple young believers with intentionality and wisdom.
Teaching the Bible to Teenagers
A focused study on communicating biblical truth effectively to adolescents. This course examines age-appropriate hermeneutics, lesson planning and curriculum design for youth, engaging learning methods, and handling difficult cultural questions from a biblical worldview. Students will learn to teach Scripture to young people with clarity, creativity, and doctrinal fidelity.
Foundations of Youth Ministry: Reaching the Next Generation
A comprehensive biblical and practical study of youth ministry in the local church. This course examines the scriptural mandate to disciple the next generation, the spiritual needs of adolescents, building a Christ-centered youth community, and the calling of the youth minister. Students will gain a solid theological and practical foundation for reaching teenagers and young adults with the gospel.
Church Planting
An advanced study into the apostolic mandate of church multiplication. This course explores the theological, practical, and spiritual foundations necessary to establish healthy, biblically-grounded, and reproducing churches based on the patterns found in the New Testament.
Apostolic Leadership
An advanced study of the apostolic office and function, emphasizing the biblical mandate for governance, strategic vision, and the development of leaders within the body of Christ. This course explores the historical and theological foundations of apostolic ministry through a Trinitarian lens, focusing on equipping the saints for the work of the ministry.
Bold Witnesses
A foundational course designed to equip believers with the biblical principles and practical skills needed to share the message of Jesus Christ effectively. Rooted in Trinitarian theology, this course guides students from understanding the core gospel message to engaging others with the love and power of the Holy Spirit.
The Kingdom of God
An introductory exploration of the Kingdom of God, examining its foundation in the Old Testament, its manifestation through the person of Jesus Christ, and its future consummation, emphasizing the Triune nature of God and the necessity of baptism in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Covenants of Scripture
A foundational study exploring the biblical framework of divine covenants. This course examines how God established relationships with humanity throughout history, culminating in the redemptive work of Jesus Christ.
The Medieval Millennium: The Church Under Rome's Rule (500–1500 AD)
A searching examination of the thousand-year period when the church was dominated by the Roman papacy and institutional hierarchy. This course traces the rise of the papal system, the merging of church and state under Constantine and his successors, the development of sacramental theology, the Crusades, the rise of monasticism and scholasticism, and the progressive departure from apostolic simplicity. Students will also study the faithful remnant groups — the Waldensians, the Albigensians, the Lollards, and others — who preserved the truth of Scripture amid widespread spiritual darkness. This course draws critical lessons about the dangers of institutional religion, the corruption of power, and the enduring faithfulness of God to preserve a witness in every age.
Apostle Paul: Church History, Ministry, and Timeline
A comprehensive chronological study of the life, ministry, and theological legacy of the Apostle Paul. This course follows Paul from his dramatic conversion on the Damascus Road through his four missionary journeys, his prison epistles, and his martyrdom in Rome. Students will examine the geographical, cultural, and political context of the first-century Greco-Roman world, trace the founding of key churches across Asia Minor and Europe, and study how Paul's apostolic grace shaped the doctrinal foundations of the New Testament church. Special attention is given to how Paul's revelation of the mystery of Christ, justification by faith, and the indwelling Spirit continue to shape the church today.
The Early Church: Pentecost to the Council of Nicaea
An immersive study of the first three centuries of the Christian church, from the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD. This course traces the explosive spread of the Gospel under the power of the Holy Ghost, the era of the apostolic fathers, the persecution under the Roman Empire, the rise of heresies and the church's response, and the pivotal transition from a persecuted community to an institutional religion. Students will discover how the Spirit moved through ordinary believers, how the canon of Scripture was recognized, and how the church navigated the tension between spiritual vitality and organizational structure.
The Pentecostal and Charismatic Movement: A History of the Spirit's Work
A focused study of the modern Pentecostal and charismatic movement, from the Azusa Street Revival of 1906 to the global charismatic explosion of the 20th and 21st centuries. This course traces the key figures, revivals, doctrinal developments, and the Word of Faith movement's distinctive contributions. Students will understand their spiritual heritage and the prophetic significance of the Spirit's ongoing work in the earth.
Reformation and Revival: The Story of the Church in the Modern Era
A dynamic study of church history from the Protestant Reformation through the great revivals and the Pentecostal movement. This course examines Luther, Calvin, the Anabaptists, the Great Awakenings, the Holiness movement, Azusa Street, and the global expansion of the Spirit-empowered church. Students will see how God restored truth and fire to His people and draw lessons for revival in our day.
The Jurisprudence of Faith: Governing Your Life by Covenant Law
This course explores the believer's life as a legal process established by the Blood of Jesus. We will examine how faith functions not just as a religious feeling, but as a judicial force that operates within the framework of God's Covenant, allowing the believer to exercise jurisdictional authority over circumstances, poverty, and sickness through the power of the spoken word.
Manifesting Your Spiritual Identity: Embracing the New Creation in Christ
This course explores the profound truth of your identity as a new creation in Christ and how this understanding affects every aspect of your life, emphasizing the power of recognizing your spiritual heritage and walking in divine authority.
Unyielding Confessions: Mastering Faith-Filled Declarations
This course delves deep into the transformative power of confessions in the life of a believer, equipping participants to declare God’s promises boldly and experience a life aligned with His will.
Living in the Unseen: Harnessing the Invisible Realm
This course explores the unseen aspects of faith, focusing on activating the spiritual realm and recognizing the authority that believers have to shape their reality through confession and faith-filled actions.
The Adventure of Marriage: Teamwork, Appreciation, and Lifelong Discovery
A practical, biblically-grounded course on marriage as an adventure of discovery, challenge, and growth. Drawing on The Pre-Marriage Course Episode 5: Adventure, this course explores how couples can work together as a team, show daily appreciation, let go of unrealistic expectations, navigate differences, and keep discovering each other over a lifetime. Students will gain deep revelatory understanding of God's design for marriage as a shared journey and practical tools for building a partnership that endures and thrives.
Strengthening Connection in Marriage: Building Intimacy That Lasts
A practical, biblically-grounded course on strengthening the connection between husband and wife. Drawing on The Marriage Course Session 1, this course explores what it means to become one flesh, the ongoing work of growing together, the vineyard analogies for marriage (adjusting, tending, protecting, and harvesting), and the tools couples need to build and restore intimacy. Students will gain deep revelatory understanding of God's design for marriage as the closest human relationship and practical wisdom for nurturing connection through every season.
Pre-Marital Communication: Building a Foundation for Marriage
A practical, biblically-grounded course on communication for couples preparing for marriage. Drawing on the Pre-Marital Alpha series, this course explores how upbringing shapes expectations, how personality differences affect communication, and how couples can build habits of honest, loving dialogue that will sustain a lifetime marriage. Students will gain tools for active listening, resolving tension, and discovering the unspoken assumptions that can derail a relationship before it begins.
Covenant Keepers: Restoring Biblical Marriage and Family
An advanced study of marriage and family restoration from a biblical perspective. This course examines the covenant nature of marriage, healing broken relationships, biblical parenting, blended families, ministering to families in crisis, and building multi-generational faith. Students will gain practical and revelatory tools for strengthening and restoring families in their ministry context.
Kingdom Ambassadors: Influence and Authority in the Marketplace
An advanced study of marketplace ministry and kingdom influence. This course examines the believer as an ambassador of Christ in the workplace, biblical principles of wealth and stewardship, leading with integrity in business, transforming cities through marketplace ministry, and the role of the marketplace apostle. Students will discover how to exercise kingdom authority in every sphere of society.
Developing Christlike Character
A transformative study of Christian character and the fruit of the Spirit. This course examines the beatitudes, the fruit of the Spirit, overcoming the flesh, developing integrity and holiness, and the process of sanctification. Students will gain deep revelatory understanding of how the inner life of the believer is conformed to the image of Christ through the work of the Spirit.
Equipping the Saints: Understanding the Fivefold Ministry
An in-depth study of the fivefold ministry gifts given by Christ to equip the church. This course examines each of the five gifts — apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, and teacher — their distinct functions, how they work together, and their role in bringing the church to maturity. Students will gain a clear biblical understanding of how these gifts function in the body of Christ.
Making Disciples: The Apostolic Model of Spiritual Formation
A practical and theological study of discipleship as modeled by Jesus and the early apostles. This course examines the call to discipleship, the process of spiritual formation, mentoring and reproducing disciples, small group dynamics, and the lifelong journey of following Christ. Students will be equipped to make and multiply mature disciples in their ministry context.
Prophetic Ministry in the New Testament
A comprehensive study of prophetic ministry from a New Testament perspective. This course examines the prophetic gift, the office of the prophet, the purpose of prophecy in the church, guidelines for prophetic operation, and the role of the prophet alongside the apostle. Students will learn how to discern, receive, and minister the voice of the Spirit with wisdom and order.
Apostolic Foundations: The Ministry of the Sent One
A foundational study of apostolic ministry in the New Testament and today. This course examines the calling, function, and authority of the apostle, the difference between apostolic office and gifting, the role of apostles in church planting and governance, and how apostolic ministry builds the foundation of the church. Students will gain revelatory understanding of this vital fivefold gift.
The Pauline Epistles: Apostolic Revelation for the Church
A thorough survey of the Pauline Epistles, examining the apostolic revelation given to Paul for the church. This course explores the theological themes, historical context, and practical instructions found in Romans through Philemon. Students will gain deep understanding of grace, faith, the body of Christ, and the mystery of the gospel revealed through Paul's writings.
The Throne Room: Principles of Apostolic Prayer and Intercession
An in-depth study of prayer and intercession from an apostolic perspective. This course examines the prayer life of Jesus, the early church's prayer gatherings, spiritual warfare, interceding for nations, and the role of prayer in releasing God's purposes on earth. Students will discover how to operate in deep, Spirit-led intercession.
Bold Witnesses: The Apostolic Mandate for Evangelism
A dynamic study of evangelism and missions from an apostolic perspective. This course examines the Great Commission, the power of the Holy Spirit in witness, personal and corporate evangelism strategies, cross-cultural missions, and the role of signs and wonders in confirming the Word. Students will be equipped to boldly proclaim the gospel in their sphere of influence.
Pastoral Care and Counseling
A comprehensive study of pastoral ministry and the shepherd's heart. This course explores the biblical model of shepherding, pastoral counseling, caring for the hurting, equipping the saints, and the daily responsibilities of pastoral leadership. Students will gain revelatory insight into the compassionate, Spirit-led care that every pastor is called to provide.
Marketplace Ministry: Serving God in the Workplace
A biblical and practical study of ministry in the marketplace. This course examines the theology of work, the calling of the believer in secular spheres, integrity and excellence in business, leading with kingdom values, and using your profession as a platform for the gospel. Students will discover how to operate in apostolic authority and influence in every sphere of society.
Biblical Marriage and Family: Building Godly Homes
A thorough biblical study of marriage and family as designed by God. This course examines the covenant of marriage, the roles of husband and wife, parenting with biblical wisdom, restoring broken relationships, and building a home that honors God. Students will gain deep revelatory understanding of God's design for the family and practical wisdom for ministry to marriages and homes.
Pioneering the Kingdom: Strategies for Healthy Church Plants
An advanced practical study on the strategies and spiritual principles for establishing healthy, growing church plants. This course explores the fathering role of the apostle, raising local leadership, financial stewardship in new works, community engagement, and the transition from a church plant to a mature congregation. Students will discover how to build churches that endure and multiply.
Apostolic Church Planting: Establishing New Testament Churches
A practical and theological study of church planting from an apostolic perspective. This course examines the biblical mandate to plant churches, the apostolic model seen in the book of Acts, strategies for pioneering new works, building a core team, and establishing healthy, self-governing local congregations. Students will gain revelatory insight into how the early apostles planted churches and how those principles apply to modern church planting.
Biblical Protocol in the Local Church
A thorough study of biblical order, protocol, and standards within the local church from a Word of Faith charismatic perspective. This course examines spiritual authority, submission, the order of the house, handling the anointing and the prophetic, discipline, and the standards that keep a church strong, unified, and pleasing to the Lord. Students will learn how to build churches that reflect the order of heaven.
Holiness and Standards: The Call to Separation and Consecration
A deep, uncompromising study of biblical holiness and the standards of separation required of Spirit-filled believers. This course examines inward consecration and outward standards, the holiness of God, sanctification by the Word and Spirit, modesty, speech, conduct, and the call to be a set-apart people. Students will be grounded in the truth that without holiness no man shall see the Lord.
Ministerial Ethics: Integrity and Accountability in the Pulpit
A searching study of ministerial ethics and personal integrity for those who serve in Word of Faith charismatic ministry. This course addresses moral purity, financial transparency, accountability structures, the dangers of compromise, and the high standard of conduct required of those who handle holy things. Students will gain practical wisdom for walking blameless before God and man in an age of moral compromise.
Apostolic Leadership: Biblical Authority and Servant Governance
A deep and practical study of biblical leadership from a Word of Faith charismatic perspective. This course examines the call to lead with apostolic authority, the servant-hearted model of Christ, the anointing for leadership, and the standards of integrity required to govern God's people. Students will discover how faith, holiness, and the Spirit's leading shape leaders who build strong, healthy churches in today's world.
The Shepherd's Heart: Biblical Pastoral Care and Counseling
An advanced theological and practical study of pastoral ministry and shepherding. This course examines the biblical model of the shepherd, the pastoral gifts, counseling from a scriptural foundation, crisis care, spiritual formation of the flock, and the administration of pastoral ministry. Students will gain deep revelatory insight into the heart of the shepherd, the dynamics of soul care, and the apostolic framework for building healthy, thriving local congregations.
Apostolic Evangelism: Fulfilling the Great Commission
An advanced scholarly study of biblical evangelism and missions from an apostolic perspective. This course examines the evangelistic mandate, the methods of Jesus and the early Church, the theology of salvation, signs and wonders in evangelism, cross-cultural missions, and the planting of apostolic churches. Students will discover revelatory principles for fulfilling the Great Commission with power, integrity, and lasting fruit in the modern world.
The Dynamics of Apostolic Prayer and Intercession
An advanced theological and practical study of prayer and intercession as revealed throughout Scripture. This course examines the prayer life of Jesus, the apostolic prayer patterns, the theology of intercession, spiritual warfare prayer, prophetic decree, and the principles of prevailing prayer. Students will gain revelatory understanding of how to operate in apostolic authority through prayer, break spiritual strongholds, and partner with God's purposes through sustained intercession.
The Pauline Epistles: Grace, Faith, and the New Creation
An advanced scholarly examination of the Pauline Epistles — Romans through Philemon. This course explores the theological framework of Paul's revelation of grace, justification by faith, the new creation reality, the body of Christ, spiritual gifts, and eschatology. Students will engage with Greek word studies, Pauline theology, and the apostolic revelation that shaped the early Church, with deep application for apostolic ministry and church life today.
The Wisdom Literature: Divine Wisdom for Life and Worship
An in-depth theological study of the Old Testament Wisdom Literature. This course examines the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon — exploring Hebrew poetry, wisdom theology, the problem of suffering, the nature of worship, and the theology of godly living. Students will discover profound revelatory principles for navigating life's complexities through divine wisdom, with Christological connections revealed throughout.
The Prophets: Voices of Divine Warning and Promise
A comprehensive scholarly examination of the prophetic literature of the Old Testament — from Isaiah to Malachi. This course explores the historical context, theological message, and prophetic ministry of each prophet, revealing God's heart for justice, holiness, and restoration. Students will gain revelatory insight into how the prophets pointed toward Christ, the Messianic kingdom, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, with practical application for prophetic ministry today.
The Pentateuch: Foundations of God's Redemptive Story
An in-depth theological study of the first five books of the Bible — the Torah. This course examines creation, the fall, the flood, the call of Abraham, the exodus from Egypt, the giving of the Law, and the wilderness journey. Students will uncover the foundational redemptive narrative that shapes all of Scripture, exploring Hebrew word studies, ancient Near Eastern context, and the prophetic foreshadows of Christ woven throughout the Pentateuch.
The Tabernacle of God: Revelations of Christ in the Wilderness
A deep theological study of the Tabernacle of Moses as a prophetic blueprint of Christ's redemptive work. This course examines every element of the tabernacle — the furniture, the courts, the priesthood, the offerings, and the feasts — revealing how each detail points to Jesus Christ and the believer's approach to God. Students will gain revelatory understanding of Old Testament typology and its fulfillment in the New Testament.
Covenants of Scripture: Divine Promises and Their Fulfillment
An in-depth examination of the major biblical covenants — Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Davidic, and the New Covenant. This course traces the progressive revelation of God's redemptive plan through each covenant, unveiling the prophetic and theological connections that culminate in Christ. Students will discover profound principles of divine faithfulness, conditional versus unconditional promises, and the believer's inheritance under the New Covenant.
Divine Rule and Authority in the Kingdom of God
A scholarly exploration of the Kingdom of God as revealed throughout Scripture — from Genesis to Revelation. This course examines the nature of divine sovereignty, the principles of kingdom authority, the parables of the kingdom, and the believer's citizenship in God's eternal dominion. Students will gain revelatory insight into how kingdom principles govern every dimension of spiritual life and ministry.
The Apostolic Understanding of Spiritual Authority
This advanced course delves into the biblical foundations, theological implications, and practical applications of spiritual authority as understood within an Apostolic framework. Students will engage with scriptural principles, historical perspectives, and contemporary challenges, equipping them for effective ministry and leadership.
The Apostolic Dynamics of Spiritual Warfare
This advanced course equips seasoned leaders and serious ministry students with the theological depth required to engage in spiritual warfare, focusing on the dynamics of territorial spirits and their influence in apostolic ministry. Through rigorous study, students will explore scriptural foundations, strategic applications, and the theological implications of spiritual warfare in the context of the apostolic mission.
Covenant Dynamics in Apostolic Ministry
This advanced course offers a profound exploration of covenant theology, focusing on the distinctions between the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and New Covenants. Designed for seasoned leaders and ministry students, it examines how these covenants inform apostolic leadership models and practices within the church today.
Apostolic Church Governance
This advanced course delves into the complexities of church governance through the lens of apostolic ministry. Focused on elder-led leadership models, students will explore biblical principles, historical practices, and contemporary applications that reflect New Testament governance. Through rigorous theological analysis and scriptural study, students will be equipped to implement effective governance structures within their ministry contexts.
Apostolic Theology: Advanced Understanding of Covenant Relationships
This advanced course delves into the rich tapestry of covenant theology, examining the distinctions and continuity between the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and New Covenants. It is designed for serious ministry students and seasoned leaders who are looking to deepen their understanding and application of covenantal relationships in their apostolic work.
Advanced Apostolic Ministry & Church Governance
An in-depth study of apostolic ministry, covering church governance, apostolic authority, fivefold alignment, and strategies for planting and establishing churches with biblical foundations.
Advanced Eschatology & End Times Theology
A comprehensive advanced study of eschatology, covering the return of Christ, the rapture, the tribulation, the millennial kingdom, and prophetic interpretation from an apostolic perspective.
Speaking Life: Harnessing the Power of God's Creative Word
Explore the dynamic relationship between the spoken word and the manifestation of God’s promises in your life through an understanding of the authority of believers and the principles of divine declaration.
Foundations of Christian Discipleship
This foundational course explores what it truly means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. Students will examine the biblical basis for discipleship, the cost of following Christ, spiritual disciplines, accountability, and the call to make disciples of others. Grounded in apostolic doctrine and practical ministry application.
