Learn to live spiritually
Learn how to build a real personal rhythm with the living God. Our discipleship training semesters are designed to help students experience, understand, and partner with the transformative reality of Christ in us, so that they can enjoy intimacy with God, engage their community, build up the Church, and live a Spirit-empowered Life that influences generations to come!
Our training
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experiential reality
Aims to present and solidify God as an inward reality and not as a religious obligation.
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empowered by the spirit
Aims to present the spiritual life utterly dependent on the Holy Spirit’s power instead of the energy and practices of our flesh.
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equipped in god's word
Aims for you to know, teach, and live God’s truths with conviction amidst the endless fads of modern culture.
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engaged in christ's body
Aims to present the spiritual life as insufficient without our participation in the Body of Christ through our unique gifting and capacity.
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expressive in practical virtue
Aims to present the spiritual life as a virtuous life that uplifts our and others’ humanity to dignity and honor.
First Semester
Rest - Receive - Restore
Our first-semester training focuses on creating an environment conducive to learning how to interact daily with the divine presence of Christ in us. Our first semester focuses heavily on the grace, life, reality, love, and light of our triune God. Students experience an immersive community lifestyle that allows them to discover their own unique rhythm with God. In our first semester, our students take the posture of sitting at the feet of Jesus and learning from Him.
Second Semester
Connect - Cultivate - create
Our second-semester training focuses on connecting what our students learned in their first semester to practical application through independent study, leadership, ministry, and service. Our second semester focuses heavily on the holiness, power, community, and testimony of Christ in us. Students are able to learn what it looks like to “practice godliness” as they cultivate the seeds that have been sown in their hearts and begin to engage creatively in the Body of Christ.
