Are you thinking of planting a church or being part of a church planting team? Get the practical advice and seasoned experience of experts about how to plan and successfully plant a thriving, growing church. Learn from their wisdom and avoid the common pitfalls that contribute to planting failures. Get a good start for a good momentum in God’s call to expand his kingdom through your church plant.

Would you like to improve your relationships in your family? Would you like to make your marriage better? Through our Marriage and Family courses, experienced pastors and professional counselors will give you practical, Biblical wisdom for understanding these important relationships and how you can help improve them.

Whether you are a pastor, small group leader, or Bible study teacher, this series is for you. While most of the language is targeted to the lead pastor of a church, the personal insights and Biblical wisdom shared by Rich Nathan, Don Williams, and David Parker are valuable to anyone seeking to move forward in the call to preach or teach the gospel.

In every session, you will be challenged to look at yourself, your audience, and the message you deliver.

This series introduces kingdom prayer ministry for the healing of the sick. You will learn the difference between secular worldview and Christian worldview and how this impacts the 21st century Christ follower in the area of praying for healing. You will also gain an understanding of the scriptural authority and power given to followers of Jesus in order to fulfill Jesus’ command in Matthew 10:8, “Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those who have leprosy, drive out demons.”

Women in church leadership is a controversial topic among conservative evangelicals in the United States today. This course gives you an overall, biblical framework for interpreting God’s word concerning women leading God's people. Learn seven principles for interpreting any biblical passage and how each principle sheds light on this difficult issue. You also will hear in-depth teaching on how to treat the three most challenging passages at the heart of the controversy: 1 Timothy 2, 1 Corinthians 14 and 11.