A study about developing a theology for training others in ministry and establishing pastoral authority. Looks at planning and working with volunteers and the changing role of the leader in directing such ministries. Reviews research about learning styles and considers the most effective approaches for ministry leaders. Students become acquainted with the principles and skills needed to lead or assist a church-planting ministry. A study of the development and utilization of various methods of evangelistic preaching.
Specific emphasis is given to preaching styles effective for church planting and development.
Biblical principles, evaluation methods, and practical approaches to church renewal are studied. An overview of biblical and contemporary principles and procedures of church growth. PR 6000 may be substituted for this course. May be taken through directed study. 1999 Simpson College.