I. Burning with Holy Fire
A four-week module on the work of the Holy Spirit as fire.
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Ignition — The baptism of the Holy Spirit launches believers into supernatural life (Matt. 3:11; Acts 2:1–4).
Purification — God’s fire refines character, removing sin and complacency (Isa. 6:1–8; Mal. 3:2–3).
Empowerment — The Spirit gives boldness and gifts to impact the world (Acts 4:31; Rom. 12:11).
Custodianship — Believers must intentionally “keep the fire burning” through spiritual disciplines (Lev. 6:12–13; 2 Tim. 1:6).
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II. The Danger of Deconstruction
A five-week exploration of modern deconstruction and its spiritual risks.
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Definition — Distinguishing healthy questioning from dismantling core Christian truth (1 Cor. 1:18).
Roots — Church hurt, poor theology, and cultural pressure often trigger deconstruction (Matt. 13:20–21).
Slippery Slope — Removing difficult doctrines leads to an unbiblical worldview (1 Tim. 1:19).
Doubt vs. Defection — God welcomes honest questions; faith trusts Him amid uncertainty (Jude 1:3).
Reconstruction — Rebuilding life on biblical truth rather than cultural narratives (Matt. 7:24–25).
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III. Becoming a Habitation for God
A five-week study on hosting God’s presence.
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Blueprint — God’s desire has always been to dwell with His people (Ex. 25:8; Gen. 3:8).
Ultimate Tabernacle — Jesus is God dwelling among humanity (John 1).
Living Stones — Believers are God’s temple and the church is a spiritual house (1 Cor. 3:16; 6:19; 1 Pet. 2:4–5).
Clearing the Courts — Removing sin and distractions prepares us for His presence.
Cultivating Presence — Prayer, worship, Scripture, and community maintain a Spirit-filled life.
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IV. Living a Life of Worship
A six-week module redefining worship as a lifestyle.
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Heart of Worship — Worship is offering everyday life to God (Rom. 12:1).
Workplace Worship — Excellence and integrity in daily tasks honor God (Col. 3:23–24).
Wilderness Worship — Worship persists even in suffering or confusion (Ps. 34:1; Job 1:20–21).
Currency of Worship — Stewardship of time, gifts, and finances reveals what we truly worship (Matt. 6:19–21).
Worship in Community — Gathering with believers strengthens and amplifies worship.
Posture of Surrender — True worship requires Spirit-and-truth alignment (John 4:23–24).
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V. Examine Our Heart to Reach the World
A four-week focus on evangelism flowing from heart transformation.
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Diagnosed Heart — Letting God expose pride, apathy, and fear that hinder witness (Ps. 139:23–24).
Transformed Heart — Joy in salvation naturally leads to sharing Christ (Ps. 51:10–13).
Broken Heart — Evangelism begins with compassion for the lost (Luke 19:41; Matt. 9:35–38).
Empowered Heart — The Spirit empowers believers to love, speak truth, and take action (Acts 1:8).
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VI. Living Contagiously for Jesus in the Last Days
A four-week call to urgency, boldness, and community.
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Awakening — Recognizing the times and rejecting spiritual complacency (1 John 2:18–29; Rom. 13:11–14).
Salt & Light — Faith should spread like “spiritual contagion” in a dark world (Matt. 5:13–16).
Boldness Amid Deception — Stand firm and speak truth in a culture of distortion (Acts 4:29–31).
Stirring Up Good Works — Encourage one another as Christ’s return draws near (Heb. 10:19–25).

Course Objectives:
- Cultivate spiritual identity and sonship.
- Understand historical and modern revival movements.
- Learn to steward encounters with God.
- Equip believers to for the equipping of the Body through fivefold ministries.
- Activate personal awakening and transformation.

Course Requirements:
- Attendance: Participation in all sessions is strongly encouraged.
- Reading & Reflection: Supplemental readings and journaling assignments.
- Application: Engage in practical exercises, prayer, and ministry activation.
- Final Q&A: Prepare questions and reflections for the closing of the school year.