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SELF-PACED COURSES
Our courses are designed to go through it alone at your own pace, or we have pricing plans to incorporate anywere from a small group to a whole church. We hope you’ll pursue these courses in the context of a close community, and of course, our “pay-what-you-can” policy applies to each self-paced course.
Each session includes an ebook with information on two related concepts, followed by reflection questions. The goal is to help you implement and apply principles in a contextualized way, as you and your team take next steps into sending for God’s mission.
Alan Briggs gives reflection questions and an assignment to make the content personal and tangible. These punchy, practical axioms, gleaned from Alan’s years of leading multiple different organizations and coaching dozens of leaders, will offer the practical wisdom many leaders need.
Bill Clem helps us consider four aspects of thriving in ministry. Bill has worked for multiple churches, academic institutions, and organizations. Through his own trial and heart-ache, Bill is still pouring himself into ministry, and giving this season of his life to help other’s soul thrive for decades in ministry.
PAST WORKSHOPS
Online workshops are held on Zoom with an experienced trainer and viewers are able to ask questions throughout the workshop with a Q&A at the end of the sessions.
FREE EXERCISES
Free exercises are downloadable content that will help you on your journey of gospel-infused mission and ministry by providing everyday practices, rhythms, and diagnostic questions.
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Knowing Your Mission Field
This exercise invites you to study your neighborhood, city, workplace or community to start to know the ins and outs of your missional sphere.
Living Your Calling
This exercise invites you to ask what it would look like for your primary calling — your identity in Christ — to show up in your secondary callings — your “station in life” (the various situations that make up your everyday existence: your job or school, your relationships, your neighborhoods, your hobbies, etc.).
Sharing Your Story
A helpful “first step” to take in getting to know others more deeply is intentionally learning each other’s stories. This is true whether you have walked with people for a long while or whether you just formed a new group.
Engaging Shared Mission
It can be difficult to define a shared mission — but such definition is often less about creating something brand new, and more about discerning and discovering what God is already doing among your community, together.
Displaying the Gospel
The Gospel is the “good news” of Jesus Christ, the story of God’s redemption and restoration of a fallen world. As we follow Jesus, our lives will begin to model his holy and loving ways. This exercise is provided to help make the connection between God’s commands to our daily lives.