MEMBERSHIP COURSE

The more we know and experience the more we can help others.

This course is part of needed groundwork for becoming an Ordained Minister with Bible Living Inc.

There is a yearly membership fee of $75 and a Membership Meeting two time per year via zoom, phone, or in person (depending on your circumstances).
You will receive your renewal of a new Ordination Card after your second-year membership fee is received.

Once you complete and pass this course you will receive:

CERTIFACATION OF ACHEVMENT
ORDENATION CARD
HELP AS BEING PART OF AN ASSOCIATION OF BIBLE LIVING, INC and MEMBERS
A WEBSITE PAGE TO PROMOTE YOUR MINSTRY/MISSION

• Wise leaders serve as mentors to emerging and potential leaders.
• God is love, let’s move with God in all we do.
• Holy Spirit is here to empower us to be equipped in helping others in His in love.
• Jesus died and was raised from the dead in our place that we could partake in all this love.

Please pray always, we are to always be ready to share his love with someone.

Course material: Holy Bible and provided e-books. (PDF and document format).
All study material included. Open Book test. Object, proof of reading and study of material. 

• 101 I AM’s
• AUTHORIITY OF THE BELIEVER
  
• Church Government
  
• DIVINE GUIDANCE
  
• THE LOVE OF CHRIST
  
• The Work of Christ
  
• HEALTH AND WEALTH
  
• Key of David, Part 1
  
• Key of David, Part 2
  
• LAWS OF RECIPROCITY
  
• ONENESS OF GOD
  
• Praise Worship Dynamics
  
• PRAYER PRECEPTS
  
• REGENERATION
  
• THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT
  
• The Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion
  
• The Nine Gifts of the Spirit
  
• TRIUNE MAN
  
• The Seed Principle
  

The next generation holds a vital position in every family, institution, movement, or church—for leadership, vision, life … for its future. The apostle Paul knew this truth.
Paul began to follow Christ through a dramatic confrontation on the way to capture and imprison the hated believers in Jesus, Paul’s life changed dramatically (Acts 9:1–19). Soon he became known as a fearless champion of the Christian cause, a peerless evangelist, and a pioneering missionary. With strong motivation from the experience of the words spoken out from nowhere, his loss of sight and the laying on of hands from Ananias.  Paul became well learned in this “new way” and went to the ends of his world, preaching and teaching the Good News of Christ to all who would listen. Although thousands had responded to the gospel message and churches had been planted and were growing, Paul knew that the future of the Christian movement would depend on new leadership. Then who would direct, guide, evangelize, and spread the Word? Paul encouraged younger co-workers like Timothy and Titus to “teach others those things you and many others have heard me speak about. Teach these great truths to trustworthy men who will, in turn, pass them on to others” (2 Timothy 2:2 TLB).

Paul followed his own advice as he worked closely with younger believers, Timothy and Titus, helping them deepen their faith and developing them for leadership. Timothy was a second-generation Christian; his mother, Eunice, and grandmother Lois were Jewish believers who helped lead him to Christ (2 Timothy 1:5; 3:15). A young Greek man, Titus was converted to Christ through Paul’s ministry. In fact, Paul presented him to the leaders of the church in Jerusalem as a living example of the ministry among the Gentiles (Galatians 2:1–3). Because of the tremendous potential Paul saw in these two men, he groomed them for leadership in the church. And he gave them detailed instructions on how to choose other church leaders, specifically elders and deacons. Paul’s instructions to his protégés are included in three letters, preserved as the Bible books 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus. Although these letters are known as the “Pastoral Epistles,” Timothy and Titus were not pastors of individual congregations. Rather, they served as apostolic representatives sent to Ephesus and Crete, respectively, to help organize the churches under the leadership of other trained elders and deacons.