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Beginning Ministerial Internship (C-MIN 191)


Description
The first of three required internships. This course helps the student develop the right attitude for ministry. It examines characteristics to be avoided and tests to be passed in the life of a minister. It further focuses on public aspects of ministry, such as teaching, preaching, and leading meetings. The personal life of the minister, including time management and personal health, is also discussed.

*Supplemental reading recommendation: Spiritual Leadership by J. Oswald Sanders, (https://amzn.to/2RSpFM4).

Credential Level: Certified Course Instructor: Rev. Salomon Lee

Content
  • Getting Started
  • A Note from the Director
  • Section 1 - Overview
  • Section 1 Intro sample
  • Move into Vision - Ps Glyn Barrett - part 1
  • Move into Vision - Ps Glyn Barrett - part 2
  • Move into Vision - Ps Glyn Barrett - part 3
  • Stepping Into Your Call
  • The Pastor and Total Church Leadership
  • Section 2 - The Heart of Ministry Part 1
  • Section 2 Intro sample
  • How to Learn from Your Ministry Mistakes - part 1
  • How to Learn from Your Ministry Mistakes - part 2
  • Why Leaders Should Learn to Forgive - Part 1
  • Why Leaders Should Learn to Forgive - Part 2
  • Leadership Lessons on Barnabas
  • Leadership Lessons on Moses
  • Four Faces of a Leader
  • Mentoring #1a - Preparation
  • Section 3 - The Heart of Ministry Part 2
  • Section 3 Intro sample
  • A God-Sized Vision - Dr. Mark Batterson - part 1
  • A God-Sized Vision - Dr. Mark Batterson - part 2
  • Leadership Convoy with Hal Donaldson - part 1
  • Leadership Convoy with Hal Donaldson - part 2
  • Setting a Vision for Your Church - Rob Ketterling
  • Paul The Team Leader
  • Mentoring #1b - Meeting
  • Section 4 - The Tasks of Ministry Part 1
  • Section 4 Intro sample
  • Anointing vs. Gifting - Part 1
  • Anointing vs. Gifting - Part 2
  • Anointing vs. Gifting - Part 3
  • Anointing vs. Gifting - Part 4
  • Ten Leadership Qualities for Enduring & Endearing Influence
  • Yes, Churches Need Women Who Teach, Lead and Preach
  • Mentoring #2a - Preparation
  • Section 5 - The Tasks of Ministry Part 2
  • Section 5 Intro
  • The Pastor as Shepherd
  • Working with All Kinds of People
  • Implanting Mission and Vision in Others
  • Priorities for Pentecostal Revival
  • Mentoring #2b - Meeting
  • Section 6 - The Nature of Ministry Part 1
  • Section 6 Intro sample
  • Live From Facebook - Part 1
  • Live From Facebook - Part 2
  • Live From Facebook - Part 3
  • Leadership Development
  • The Necessity of Leadership in the Smaller Congregation
  • Self-Differentiation and The Christian Leader
  • How Your Church Family Works – A Review
  • Mentoring #3a - Preparation
  • Section 7 - The Nature of Ministry Part 2
  • Section 7 Intro sample
  • Anticipatory Leadership
  • 3 Questions for Anticipatory Leaders
  • The Character of the Lord’s Servant
  • Staying Spiritually Healthy in the Ministry
  • Continuing Education to Meet Changing Needs
  • Courageous and Authentic Leadership for Challenging Times
  • Mentoring #3b - Meeting
  • Section 8 - The Life of Ministry Part 1
  • Section 8 Intro sample
  • Lead Like Jesus - Part 1
  • Lead Like Jesus - Part 2
  • Lead Like Jesus - Part 3
  • Lead Like Jesus - Part 4
  • Priority of Ministry to the Body
  • Maintaining Vision for a Lifetime
  • The Idolatry of Bigness
  • Becoming Healthy Leaders
  • Mentoring #4a - Preparation
  • Section 9 - The Life of Ministry Part 2
  • Section 9 Intro sample
  • Why Some Teams Win & Most Don't - Part 1
  • Why Some Teams Win & Most Don't - Part 2
  • Why Some Teams Win & Most Don't - Part 3
  • Saint and Leader?
  • Mentoring #4b - Meeting
  • A Quick Note About The Final
  • Section 10 - Student Presentation 14d
  • Final Presentation
  • Final Reflection
  • Wrapping Up
  • For Further Reading
  • You're one step closer!
  • End of Class Survey
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever