Church Planting
Intermediate

Apostolic Church Planting: Establishing New Testament Churches

A Practical Study of Planting Spirit-Led Local 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.

David Beraru9 hoursNKJV
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Non-Accreditation Notice: This course does not grant academic credit, a college degree, or government-recognized credentials. It is for religious education and ministry training purposes only.

What You'll Learn

Understand the biblical foundation for church planting.
Explore the apostolic model and its implications for current practices.
Develop practical strategies for establishing local congregations.

Course Introduction

In the midst of a rapidly changing world, the call to plant churches remains as relevant today as it was in the early church. This course invites you to explore the timeless principles that guided the apostles in their mission to establish grounded, Spirit-led local congregations. Drawing from the rich narratives of the book of Acts and grounded in fervent prayer and reliance on the Holy Spirit, we will unravel the intricacies of planting churches that are not just functional but also transformational in their communities.

Curriculum

9 lessons

Course Details

Materials: Lectures on Revivals of Religion by Charles Finney (https://www.ccel.org/ccel/f/finney/revivals/cache/revivals.pdf)

Translation: NKJV

Level: Intermediate

Passing Score: 70%

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