School of the Believer

Are you ready to discover the true purpose behind your faith? School of the Believer: What Is Your Why is more than a course—it's a call to step into your God-given mission. This powerful session will challenge you to move beyond comfort and complacency, and inspire you to live intentionally as an ambassador for Christ. You'll explore what it means to align your personal mission with God's eternal purpose, identify the environments where you're called to make an impact, and begin praying for those around you. Whether you're new to ministry or repeating the course for a spiritual refresh, this lesson will stir your passion, deepen your understanding, and activate you to live boldly on purpose, and for His purpose.

Have you ever felt like there's more to your faith than just attending church? "Where Does It All Start?" invites you into a powerful discovery of what it truly means to live out your calling as a believer. This isn’t just a lesson—it’s a wake-up call. You’ll explore how your identity in Christ is the launchpad for your purpose, how everyday distractions can sabotage your destiny, and how love—real, radical love—is the true fuel for living on mission. Get ready to be challenged, equipped, and inspired. This is about stepping off the sidelines and into a life that actually changes the world. 

What if the biggest question of your life isn't what do I want to do, but what was I created for? In this eye-opening session, you’ll be challenged to confront the core of your purpose. Are you living for Christ—or comfort? Discover how true joy, purpose, and impact begin not with chasing personal success, but by aligning with God’s heart for the world. This isn’t about adding “mission” to your to-do list; it’s about making it the lens through which you live. Whether you go, send, or support, every believer has a role in God’s global plan. If you've ever wondered how to live a life that truly counts, this is the session that will spark that fire. 

What do unbelievers really need? Is it just prayer? Is it more church services? Or is it something much deeper? In this eye-opening lesson, we’ll uncover the core truth that transforms how we view evangelism. You’ll be challenged to rethink your role in God’s mission—not as a passive observer but as an active laborer in the harvest. Discover how the gospel is not just a message of love but a powerful key that opens blind eyes. Through personal stories, biblical insight, and bold truth, we’ll explore how every believer—yes, even you—is called to share, go, give, and make an eternal impact. Ready to be part of something bigger than yourself? Let’s dive in and find out what the world truly needs.

Imagine Jesus tapping you on the shoulder and saying, "Tag, you're it!" — that's exactly what this powerful lesson is all about. In "Tag You're It," we are reminded that ministry is not just for pastors, missionaries, or evangelists — it’s for every single believer. You are the light, the salt, the ambassador of Christ wherever you are: your workplace, your street, your friendships. With urgency and passion, we're called not just to believe quietly but to actively share the Gospel, make disciples, and persuade others with truth and love. This lesson challenges us to step beyond comfort zones and embrace the joyful responsibility of carrying God's message into every corner of our lives. Are you ready to say "yes" to the greatest mission ever?

The Gospel isn't just information — it’s a life-changing message that every believer is entrusted to share. In "Our Message," we are challenged to deeply internalize the truth that we are Christ’s ambassadors, equipped and anointed to persuade others toward salvation. It's not enough to hope someone else will do it — you are God's plan! This powerful session reveals that true evangelism requires clarity, boldness, and love — knowing exactly what we believe, why it matters, and how to clearly share it. Our message is urgent, eternal, and transformative: we invite people into a life-giving relationship with Christ, not just religious tradition. You don't need perfection; you need availability. Will you rise to be a clear, confident voice of God's greatest invitation?

Reaching strangers isn't just a task — it's part of our daily calling as ambassadors for Christ! In "Connecting With Strangers," Ettienne Willemse breaks down the fears, obstacles, and practical steps we need to overcome to step boldly into conversations that matter. He challenges us to see every day as full of divine opportunities: a coffee shop, a gym, a business network — wherever people gather, the Gospel can be shared! Ettienne reminds us that success isn’t about getting everything perfect; it's about being available, authentic, and motivated by love. By pushing through the awkwardness and fear, we become living billboards of Christ’s goodness, inviting strangers into the greatest relationship of all. Are you willing to step outside your comfort zone and let God’s message flow through your life?

The marketplace isn't just a place for business — it's a mission field filled with divine opportunities! In "Ministry in the Marketplace," Tjaart Olivier challenges believers to reframe their everyday work environments as platforms for Gospel ministry. You don't have to quit your job or travel across the world to live on mission — you are already strategically placed! Tjaart shares how simple conversations, authentic relationships, and small steps of boldness can transform ordinary workplaces into spaces of eternal impact. It's not about perfection; it's about obedience. It's about loving people more than your own comfort, stepping through fear, and trusting that the message of Jesus will shine through your words and life. Are you ready to see your workplace as your God-given mission field?

Making disciples isn’t just an activity — it’s the heart of the Christian life and the mission Jesus gave us! In "Making Disciples," we're challenged to shift our focus beyond simply sharing the Gospel toward building deep, relational, life-transforming connections that lead others to maturity in Christ. Discipleship isn't about handing out information or running programs; it's about intentionally investing in people so they grow, multiply, and make more disciples themselves. Every believer — not just pastors or missionaries — carries the powerful, personal call to multiply the kingdom through relationship, teaching, and example. If we truly want to change the world, we don’t just reach the masses — we make disciples who make disciples. Are you ready to step into the mission Jesus entrusted to you?

What if you could change the world not by reaching millions all at once, but simply by reaching one person at a time? In "Discipleship: The Power of Multiplication," we learn that true kingdom growth isn't about massive events — it’s about intentional relationships. Jesus' strategy was not mass evangelism; it was making disciples who would, in turn, make more disciples. One committed follower can spark a movement that multiplies exponentially, touching countless lives across generations. This session calls us to rethink success: it’s not about numbers in a building but about lives transformed through relational, intentional, and multiplying discipleship. If each believer commits to reaching and discipling just one person a year, the world could be reached in our lifetime. The question is simple but profound: who’s your one?

It’s easy to make friends — but it’s life-changing to make disciples. In "Moving From Engagement to Establishing Disciples," we are called to go beyond friendly conversations and step intentionally into life-on-life discipleship. Jesus didn’t simply engage people; He established deep relationships that produced maturity and multiplication. True discipleship demands selflessness, relationship, trust, obedience, and a commitment to help others grow strong in Christ. Whether one-on-one, in small groups, or through church leadership, believers are urged to guide others from first engagement into rooted, multiplying faith. The goal isn't just emotional experiences or religious knowledge — it’s to create disciples who live, grow, and reproduce their faith in others. The harvest is ready, but it’s going to take workers who are willing to move beyond coffee chats to real spiritual investment. Are you ready to move from engagement... to establishment?