About Course
**This course will start when we have enough participants.
Weekly | Live Equipping Meetings | Tuesdays
Regarding apostles and apostolic ministry, we believe that Jesus Christ has appointed apostles in every generation and continues to appoint apostles today, just as he did for the ekklēsia of the first century. These apostles are called, equipped and commissioned to express the authority of Christ in the ekklēsia and to lead the ekklēsia.
The apostles today have the same authority, given to them by grace and exercised by grace, as the first apostles, according to the counsel of the Old and New Testaments. The apostolic ekklēsia of Jesus Christ is personal and relational, not institutional. Apostles exercise a personal ministry and a relational and spiritual authority. It is God's original intention that all of God's people are "apostolic" by nature. This course module will define and explain what this means and how churches and spiritual leaders can bring these values back to their tribe. After completing this module, you will think differently and serve differently. As the Bible teaches, the ekklēsia of Jesus Christ is to recognize the apostolic office, receive the true apostles sent by Christ and reject the false, submit to the spiritual authority of the apostles, and live in harmony with their biblical way of life and teaching.
The bodies of the Christian congregation do not have the task of controlling the apostolic ministry, but of serving it and thus Jesus Christ. Apostles are there to lead the people of God into freedom, and they are not authoritarian or controlling, but authoritative (love paired with authority). The goal of apostolic ministry is to lead the believers to fellowship and unity. A true apostle also submits to others, and this submission is evident in the relationships in which the apostle lives.
Disclaimer: The School of Apostolic Ministry is not an accredited school. Its purpose is to provide biblical teaching and courses for people who are called as sons of God to bring healing and deliverance and restoration to the body of Christ.
**This course will start when we have enough participants.
Course Content
Apostle | Background
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What is an apostle?
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The role of the apostles
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Misconceptions about apostles