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1.Your Relationship with God.
Question One:“Briefly describe how you initially came to know Christ as your Lord and Savior.”
Question Two:“How would you describe your relationship with God?”
Question Three:“Describe a recent experience with God that illustrates why you checked the box above.”
Question Four:“How many days in the last week did you have a quality personal time with God?”
Question Five:“Please share one significant experience you had in your personal time with God from the last week.”
BRIEFLY DESCRIBE HOW YOU INITIALLY CAME TO KNOW CHRIST AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________ HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD?
__________________ DESCRIBE A RECENT EXPERIENCE WITH GOD THAT ILLUSTRATES WHY YOU CHECKED THE BOX ABOVE.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ HOW MANY DAYS IN THE LAST WEEK DID YOU HAVE A QUALITY PERSONAL TIME WITH GOD? __
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________
[9:45 AM, 11/2/2026] Bishop Michael: 2.Your Involvement in Ministries.
Question One:“What ministry training have you completed?”
Question Two:“In what cell group ministry have you participated?”
Question Three:“List the ministry activities in which you have been involved in the past. Check those you are currently committed to.”
N O T E SYour Involvement in Ministries
Check[] each statement that is true for you:
WHAT MINISTRY TRAINING HAVE YOU COMPLETED?
A basic discipleship course.
A spiritual gifts course.
A worship leading course.
An evangelism course.
How to follow-up on a new believer.
A mentoring course.
A cell leader training course.
Other:__________________ IN WHAT CELL GROUP MINISTRY HAVE YOU PARTICIPATED?
Leading worship in cell.
Leading the icebreaker in your cell meeting.
Following-up on a new believer.
Caring for a cell member.
Leading the prayer time in the cell meeting.
Helping to pray for someone during the cell meeting.
Organizing a cell group activity.
Bringing new people to the cell group.
Other: __________________
LIST THE MINISTRY ACTIVITIES IN WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN THE PAST. CHECK []THOSE YOU ARE CURRENTLY COMMITTED TO.
_________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________
Question Four:“List the names of 3-5 people you have had a significant influence upon for Christ.”
Question Five: “Who was the last person you played a significant role in leading to Christ?”
Question Six:“Name a time when God used you to minister to someone in great need.”
Question Seven:“Have you ever personally discipled another person who went on to effectively disciple other people?”
Question Eight:“Think of a time when you feel you were especially effective at encouraging another person. Briefly write about that experience.”
Question Nine:“In a time when you have found being a leader a great challenge, how did you handle it?”
LIST THE NAMES OF 3-5 PEOPLE YOU HAVE HAD A SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE UPON FOR CHRIST.
__________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ WHO WAS THE LAST PERSON YOU PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN LEADING TO CHRIST? ____________________ NAME A TIME WHEN GOD USED YOU TO MINISTER TO SOMEONE IN GREAT NEED. ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________ HAVE YOU EVER PERSONALLY DISCIPLED ANOTHER PERSON WHO WENT ON TO EFFECTIVELY DISCIPLE OTHER PEOPLE? NO IF YES,
WHO? __________________ THINK OF A TIME WHEN YOU FEEL YOU WERE ESPECIALLY EFFECTIVE AT ENCOURAGING ANOTHER PERSON. BRIEFLY WRITE ABOUT THAT EXPERIENCE. ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________ IN A TIME WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND BEING A LEADER A GREAT CHALLENGE, HOW DID YOU HANDLE IT?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________
Question Ten:“Who is the last person with whom you formed a close friendship?”
Question Eleven:“Think of a time when you committed to a task and uncontrollable circumstances interfered with your ability to complete that task. What did you do?”
Question Twelve:“How well do you know your neighbors?”
Question Thirteen:“Describe a recent encounter with a neighbor that was significant.”
Question Fourteen:“Describe what happened the last time you entertained people in your home.”
WHO IS THE LAST PERSON WITH WHOM YOU FORMED A CLOSE FRIENDSHIP? _____________________ THINK OF A TIME WHEN YOU COMMITTED TO A TASK AND UNCONTROLLABLE CIRCUMSTANCES INTERFERED WITH YOUR ABILITY TO COMPLETE THAT TASK. WHAT DID YOU DO?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________ HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS?
_________________ DESCRIBE A RECENT ENCOUNTER WITH A NEIGHBOR THAT WAS SIGNIFICANT. ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ DESCRIBE WHAT HAPPENED THE LAST TIME YOU ENTERTAINED PEOPLE IN YOUR HOME.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________
[9:46 AM, 11/2/2026] Bishop Michael: 3.When No One Is Looking.
Question One:“Think of a recent time when you were transparent before others. Was it a positive or negative experience? What made it so?”
Question Two:“In a recent experience of feeling lonely, how did you respond?”Does your candidate withdraw from others in times of loneliness?
Question Three:“Briefly describe a situation where you used your financial resources to benefit someone else. How did you feel doing this?”
Question Four:“Think of the last time you experienced spiritual failure (sin). How did you respond?”
N O T E S:When No One Is Looking THINK OF A RECENT TIME WHEN YOU WERE TRANSPARENT BEFORE OTHERS. WAS IT A POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE? WHAT MADE IT SO?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ IN A RECENT EXPERIENCE OF FEELING LONELY, HOW DID YOU RESPOND? ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ BRIEFLY DESCRIBE A SITUATION WHERE YOU USED YOUR FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO BENEFIT SOMEONE ELSE. HOW DID YOU FEEL DOING THIS?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
THINK OF THE LAST TIME YOU EXPERIENCED SPIRITUAL FAILURE (SIN). HOW DID YOU RESPOND?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
Question Five:“In a recent experience where you underwent strong temptation, how did you handle the situation?”
Question Six:“Consider the last time you relocated to another city/town.What were your primary reasons for making the decision?”
Question Seven:“Think of a recent major decision. Describe what you did to arrive at the decision you made.”
Question Eight:“Think of a recent time when you did not get your way. How did you respond to the situation?”
N O T E S:IN A RECENT EXPERIENCE WHERE YOU UNDERWENT STRONG TEMPTATION, HOW DID YOU HANDLE THE SITUATION?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ CONSIDER THE LAST TIME YOU RELOCATED TO ANOTHER CITY/TOWN. WHAT WERE YOUR PRIMARY REASONS FOR MAKING THE DECISION?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ THINK OF A RECENT MAJOR DECISION. DESCRIBE WHAT YOU DID TO ARRIVE AT THE DECISION YOU MADE.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ THINK OF A RECENT TIME WHEN YOU DID NOT GET YOUR WAY. HOW DID YOU RESPOND TO THE SITUATION?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________
[9:47 AM, 11/2/2026] Bishop Michael: 4.Your Availability for Ministering.
Question One:“Think of a time when you were asked to accept a responsibility you felt you did not have the time or energy to do. How did you respond?”
Question Two:“Is cell group leadership a responsibility that you feel you have enough time and energy to do?”
Question Three:“If not and you feel God is calling you to lead a group, how will you adjust your life?”
Question Four:“If married, is your spouse supportive of your involvement in cell group ministry?”
THINK OF A TIME WHEN YOU WERE ASKED TO ACCEPT A RESPONSIBILITY YOU FELT YOU DID NOT HAVE THE TIME OR ENERGY TO DO. HOW DID YOU RESPOND? ____________________ ____________________ _____________________ IS CELL LEADERSHIP A RESPONSIBILITY THAT YOU FEEL YOU HAVE ENOUGH TIME AND ENERGY TO DO? YES/NO
IF NOT AND YOU FEEL GOD IS CALLING YOU TO LEAD A GROUP, HOW WILL YOU ADJUST YOUR LIFE?
STEP 1: WRITE DOWN THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES TO WHICH YOU HAVE MADE COMMITMENTS (I.E. JOB, CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES, HOBBIES, SOCIAL EVENTS, ETC.) _______ _______ ________ _______ ________ _______ ________ ________
STEP 2: CHECK THOSE ACTIVITIES THAT ARE PRIORITIES, THOSE YOU KNOW GOD IS CALLING YOU TO. IF YOU DON’T KNOW, ASK THE LORD TO SHOW YOU.
STEP 3: OF THE MINISTRY ACTIVITIES CHECKED, WHICH OF THOSE DO YOU FEEL A SPECIFIC CALL OF GOD TO DO? AGAIN, ASK THE LORD TO SHOW YOU. ________ ________ ________ ________ STEP 4: WITH WHOM DO YOU NEED TO DISCUSS THE CHANGES IN PRIORITIES YOU FEEL THE LORD LEADING YOU TO MAKE (SPOUSE, PASTOR, CHILDREN, BOSS)? ________ ________ ________ ________
STEP 5: MAKE A PLAN TO CHANGE YOUR PRIORITIES.
IF MARRIED, IS YOUR SPOUSE SUPPORTIVE OF YOUR INVOLVEMENT IN CELL GROUP MINISTRY? YES /NO
5.Your Relationship with Leadership.
Question One:“How do you regard the vision and strategy of your church?”
Question Two:“Think of a time when you disagreed with the vision or strategy of a church you were involved in. How did you respond?”
Question Three:“How do you respond to spiritual authority?”
Question Four:“Think of a time when you were in conflict with someone in spiritual authority over you. How did you respond?”
N O T E S:Your Relationship with Leadership
Check[] each statement that is true for you:
HOW DO YOU REGARD THE VISION AND STRATEGY OF YOUR CHURCH?_________________ THINK OF A TIME WHEN YOU DISAGREED WITH THE VISION OR STRATEGY OF A CHURCH YOU WERE INVOLVED IN. HOW DID YOU RESPOND?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY?
_________________ THINK OF A TIME WHEN YOU WERE IN CONFLICT WITH SOMEONE IN SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY OVER YOU. HOW DID YOU RESPOND?
____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ _____________________
DEAR DISCIPLE,
Isn’t it thrilling to think of yourself as a DISCIPLE OF CHRIST? You have been born again John 3:3-5, and as commanded in II Peter 3:18, you are now in the process of growing in
Grace and the Knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. DID YOU KNOW…That Jesus came into the world that you may have eternal life and have it more ABUNDANTLY? (John 10:10) That Paul admonished his converts to be “…strong in the Lord, and in the power of His might.” (Ephesians 6:10) That God gave us the Holy Bible, so the child of God could be perfect (mature or full grown), and be completely furnished for every good work? (II Timothy 3:16-17) This Training, “Back to the Basic Training for Life” was written for you with the purpose that God had in mind for your life. God wants you, HIS LITTLE CHILD, to become A CHAMPION. In order to become a champion in any area of life, one must submit to DISCIPLINE AND TRAINING. This course will give you the practical outline, exercise, and proper guidance, which will lead to a successful, abundant life. Read the ascribed lesson, fill in the blanks EVERY DAY, and STRIVE TO MAKE AN “A.” Repeat the DAILY DECLARATION at least once every morning and evening. Repeat the memory verse every morning and evening until you have memorized it. We look at the early New Testament disciples with starry eyes and think of them as “Spiritual Giants” or “Heroes of the Faith. Yet, by following the simple steps outlined in this course, you will become a real Bible disciple in this 21st Century. God will use you to bless and help your family as He used the New Testament disciples 2,000 years ago.
Remember, Jesus said that when you pray, enter into thy closet and shut the door. Why? Because He wants the person not to be distracted as he prays aloud. When one prays aloud and knows he is praying properly, it will create real confidence and boldness in one’s prayer life. Congratulations and God bless you. Always remember, NOW YOU ARE HIS DISCIPLE, and you can expect Him to help you just as He helped the disciples who lived for Him in the Bible days. Yours for Spiritual Growth,
YOUR DISCIPLER
Why Study the Tabernacle (or Temple)?
• Elohim commanded his people to study it. In Ezekiel 43:10-11, YHWH tells Ezekiel to explain to his people the layout of the temple “that they may be ashamed of their iniquities [Torahlessness]” and presumably repent or return to a spiritual relationship with him.
• Elohim commanded his people to build the tabernacle (and latter the temples, see Exod 25:8; 29:43; 1Chron 17:11-15); therefore, it must be important, and we should study it to understand its significance. After all, one-half of the Torah and one -third of the 613 Torah commandments deal with the temple, so it behooves us to understand it’s spiritual significance.
• Elohim’s name resided in the tabernacle (and temple, Deut 12:5-6), and it’s where his place of abiding on the earth (Exod 25:8).
• Both the tabernacle and first and second temples in Jerusalem were the spiritual centers for the nation of Israel. Elohim’s manifest presence was found within these physical structures, and this phenomenon powerfully unified the 12 tribes of Israel making them feel as though they were one nation under YHVH’s divine protection and guidance (Exod 40:34-38). The temple became the focal point for all worship for the entire nation (Ps 5:7). For example, it was the place where YHVH chose to place his name and where all Israelites were to gather three times each year at YHVH’s appointed times (Deut 12:5, 11, 21; 14:23, 24; 16:2,6,11; 26:2).
• The tabernacle (temple) was a monument to Elohim’s sovereignty. It was the place where he dwelt and where men come to commune with the Sovereign King and Creator (Exod 25:8; Pss 26:8; 27:4; 65:4; 92:13-15).
• It was a place to renew Israel’s covenant with Elohim. When the Israelites came to the temple to give their offerings, to make sacrifices and to commune with YHVH during his appointed times, they were doing so out of obedience to his covenants he had made with them. In so doing, they were renewing that covenantal relationship with him.
• The tabernacle and temples were the place where atonement for sin was made through the sacrifices that were offered there.
• The prophet Isaiah predicted that the coming Messiah would be like a sanctuary or like the Tabernacle of Moses, and Yeshua declared that he was that sanctuary or temple (Isa 8:14 cp. John 2:21-22). This can be taken to mean that Yeshua in himself completely fulfilled the tabernacle’s role — that it all pointed to him and was fulfilled in his life, death, burial, resurrection and his role as our Great High Priest in heaven. This is perhaps the most important reason to study about the tabernacle.
The Benefits of Studying About the Tabernacle?
• It teaches us how to properly approach a holy Elohim through turning from or repenting of sin (Ezek 14:6).
• It reveals YHVH’s plan of redemption.
• It teaches us about the priesthood of Messiah (Heb 7:26-28).
• It helps us to understand the kingdom of Elohim, which is an essential element of the gospel message (Mark 1:15-15). Yeshua will rule the earth during the Millennium from his temple in Jerusalem (Zech 14:4, 8-9, 11; Rev 20:6; Matt 6:9-10; Ezek 44:23 cp. 2 Cor 6:17).
• The tabernacle teaches us how to order our lives. Even as the morning and evening sacrifices were conducted in an orderly manner following certain protocols, this teaches us how to order our daily lives around our devotions to Elohim. The biblical feasts (the weekly and annual sabbaths) also revolved around the tabernacle, even as our lives should revolve around these feasts that help lead us into the presence of and relationship with Elohim as represented by the tabernacle.
• It helps us to recognize and avoid idolatry and all manner of abominable and worldly practices because it teaches us the importance of holiness when approaching a holy Elohim.
• It teaches us to be conscious about dwelling (living our lives as if we were) in the very presence or courtyard or throne room of Elohim.
• Everything in the tabernacle (and temple) pointed to Yeshua’s atoning death on the cross for our sins, and his work as our Great Heavenly High Priest Advocate who is presently at the right hand of the Father in heaven. It reveals to us the gospel message in an active and pictorial way. All these things are for our learning and admonition (1 Cor 10:11; Rom 15:4).
1Timotheo 4:13 "Ket chunyi kuom somo ni ji Wach Nyasaye, kendo kuom lando wach, kendo kuom puonjo ji, nyaka chieng’ moro abi. "
Equipped To Survive The End Time
This world is falling apart. The conductor of the ages has stepped up to Heaven's podium, tapped the music stand bringing His celestial orchestra to attention. He has raised his hands signifying the start of the final End Time piece. There is a brief, very brief, moment of silence. The End Time drama has begun.
The church
must live like His return is a lifetime away and yet be prepared as if His
return is today. There are some essentials for Apostolic living that must be
established in our daily walk with God if we are going to be victorious in the
last days. Every child of God must be trained in Christian
disciplines that will equip them for the winds of false doctrine, the wiles of
the Devil, the fiery darts of Satan, and the greatest enemy we face as
Christians, which is the carnal mind of the flesh. We need basic training for
life.
Survival Kit
What follows in this manual is a survival kit for the sincere-hearted child of God. For the next 10 lessons, we are going to be attending boot camp for the End Time Christian Militia, We are engaging in basic training for life. Each lesson, we will be covering the bare necessities for survival. It is vital that you have this equipment in your survival kit. These provisions are absolute necessities if you are to survive from now until the return of Jesus Christ. In these lessons, we will be training in the areas of:
· Repentance
· Water Baptism
· Spirit Baptism
· Worship
· Prayer
· Godhead
· Holiness
· Standards
· Spiritual Gifts
· The Church
2 Peter 3:10-11
But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up. Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought ye to be….
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip
believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.
This course is part of the Believers Bible Institute, a program designed to equip believers for effective spiritual harvest.
The basic theme of the training is to teach what Jesus taught, that which took men who were fishermen, tax collectors, etc., and changed them into reproductive Christians who reached their world with the Gospel in a demonstration of power.
This is a single course in one of several modules of curriculum which moves believers from visualizing through deputizing, multiplying, organizing, and mobilizing to achieve the goal of evangelizing.