The Equipping Ministry, Student Workbook, SW15

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T H E E Q U I P P I N G M I N I S T R Y

You are now at the moment in your module study where you will be responsible to carry out a ministry project, a practicum where you can apply the lessons learned in this module. You and your mentor will need to agree on the exact nature of the project, and the intention is that you may grow in your ability to share the Word of God in such a way as to enhance your ministry skills. As an emerging leader in the Church, you must open yourself up to the Holy Spirit so he can provide a wide array of experiences which can deepen your ability to represent the Lord clearly, boldly, and effectively. Making yourself available to the Lord in this way carries many ramifications for your ministry. As you grow in Christ, you will have ample opportunities to apply the teaching within this module in the various dimensions of your spiritual walk, your personal relationships, and your ministry in the Church. Learning to correlate truth in your life is the specific design aim of the ministry project, and so in the next days you will have the opportunity to share these insights in real-life, actual ministry environments. Pray that God will give you insight into his ways as you share your insights in your projects. Are there any final issues or concerns that you would like to receive prayer for as a result of your studies in this lesson? You have covered much information, and looked at a number of key insights all related to the equipping ministry through all the forms of preaching and teaching. Perhaps the Spirit has laid upon your heart some final concern which demands focused supplication and prayer. If so, share it with your instructor and fellow students, and receive the necessary support in counsel and prayer for what the Spirit has shown you.

Ministry Connections

Counseling and Prayer

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No assignment due.

Scripture Memory

No assignment due.

Reading Assignment

Your ministry project and your exegetical project should now be outlined, determined, and accepted by your instructor. Make sure that you plan ahead, so you will not be late in turning in your assignments.

Other Assignments