Courses
From practical workshops to more reflective theological courses and substantial formation pathways, these offerings include categories such as Evangelism, Missions, Ministry, Prayer and Ekklesia.
Whatever your context, there is something here to learn, to practise and to embody.
Quicklinks
Evangelism • Missions • Ministry • Prayer • Ekklesia
Evangelism
Making the Most of Faith Conversations
Evangelism 101 | Getting Started
Share Your Faith Naturally & Confidently
In this course, we explore what it means to live missionally in an increasingly post-Christian world.
We tackle the three biggest barriers that hold many Christians back, discover two key ideas that shape faithful witness today, and develop practical skills to engage in faith conversations naturally in everyday life.
Grounded in Scripture and shaped by real-life experience, this training will equip you to share your faith with renewed confidence.
Listening Answers: No Gotchas, No Gimmicks
Evangelism 201 | Building Deeper
Build Trust Answering Tough Questions
In this course, we help you respond well when real people ask real questions about faith.
We introduce a posture-over-precision approach, group the questions non-Christians most commonly ask into seven broad buckets to help you recognise the underlying concern behind each kind of question, and provide samples of how to approach the 12 most common questions Christians actually encounter in everyday life.
Missions
That None Should Perish
Missions 101 | Getting Started
What About Those Who Haven’t Heard?
In this course, we explore the question of those who haven’t heard the Gospel by focusing on what we know while resisting the temptation to speak dogmatically where we don’t.
Grounded in the revealed character of God, this course sets out a clear biblical framework for holding this question faithfully. By attending carefully to Scripture, we consider how God’s love, justice and faithfulness shape our understanding—providing firm ground for trust without speculation or overreach.
God’s Fingerprints
Missions 201 | Building Deeper
God is Already at Work
In this course, we explore how the Father lovingly works among all people groups and consider His presence and activity in culture.
Anchored in the truth that God has not left Himself without a witness, we profile biblical and historical examples that bear witness to how God works among people and cultures. These remarkable accounts invite us to participate with our Father in His beautiful work in others.
Missional People
Missions 301 | Going Further
God’s Sent People
In this course, we explore what it means to be a missional people, demonstrating the self-giving love of the all-people’s Messiah by crossing cultural and religious barriers to the Gospel.
Rooted in the missional heart of God and the biblical story as it moved across cultural barriers, this course invites us to examine the loyalties and assumptions that form us and rediscover our missional calling as people who embody God’s self‑giving love where He has sent us.
Ministry
Graced for Service
Ministry 101 | Getting Started
Advance His Kingdom Together
In this course, we explore spiritual gifts as grace‑expressions given by God to build the Body of Jesus and advance His Kingdom together.
Rooted in the Great Commission and a biblical vision of the ekklesia, this course situates the gifts within their proper context: a grace-empowered community called to participate in God’s mission on the earth, with particular focus on the Romans 12:3–8 and related gifts.
Equipped for Impact
Ministry 201 | Building Deeper
Advance His Kingdom Strategically
In this course, we explore the equipping gifts of Ephesians 4:11, grace-expressions activated in Jesus to equip believers to find their role and play their part in advancing His Kingdom.
Grounded in the Great Commission and a biblical vision of the ekklesia, this course profiles the equipping gifts essential for the full functioning of the Body of Jesus to fulfil the Great Commission.
Prayer & Worship
Intercessory Prayer
Prayer 101 | Getting Started
Carrying the Heart of God
In this course, we explore intercessory prayer and the privilege of carrying the heart of God for others.
We examine what intercession involves, the role of the interceding believer and the importance of co‑operating with the Holy Spirit, while also taking a closer look at the dynamics of spiritual conflict and prayerful engagement.
Prayer & Fasting
Prayer 201 | Building Deeper
Learning to Make Space
In this course, we explore fasting as a formative practice that creates space for greater attentiveness to God.
We consider what fasting is, and what it is not, examining its place in Scripture, the posture it invites and the ways it shapes our desires, prayer and presence. Along the way, we reflect on how fasting can be practised with wisdom, freedom and joy, as an invitation rather than an obligation.
Bread & Cup:
A Feast of Promise
Worship 101 | Getting Started
Celebrating the Table Together
In this course, we explore the Lord’s Supper as a formative practice that shapes how we remember Jesus, proclaim His victory and live in expectation of His return.
We consider what the Supper is, and what it is not, examining its place in Scripture, the posture it invites and the way it anchors communal life in worship, hope and expectation. Along the way, we reflect on how the Supper is practised not as a private ritual, but as a shared act of remembrance and anticipation—received with attentiveness, humility and joy.
Ekklesia
Kingdom Communities
Ekklesia 101 | Getting Started
Forming a People to Embody God’s Kingdom
In this course, we explore what it means to be ekklesia: a people formed by the Father’s heart, sent with Jesus’ mission, and learning to follow the Holy Spirit into a shared purpose, a shared life and a shared vision.
Grounded in Scripture and the missional dynamic of the early church, this course does not offer a program to copy; it invites you to rediscover a Kingdom‑shaped communal imagination that makes the Gospel visible in everyday places.
Kingdom Alignment
Ekklesia 201 | Building Deeper
Apostolic Architecture for Kingdom Advance
In this course, we explore how alignment shapes Kingdom communities: authority grounded in the Father, clarity drawn from Jesus and responsiveness to the Spirit in the real places of life and mission.
Immersed in Scripture and the relational patterns of the early ekklesia, this course invites you to recover the relational governance that keeps communities grounded, missional and true to their Kingdom calling.
Kingdom Mission
Ekklesia 301 | Going Further
The Message of Jesus envisions a transformed world.
In this course, we look at the importance of a missional DNA for Kingdom communities and explore various subjects related to becoming a mature Kingdom-advancing ekklesia such as training for reigning, the priesthood of all believers, financial giving and incarnational mission.
