MI-50102 explores the theology and practice of the organic church as a Spirit-led, Christ-centered, and disciple-making community. This course challenges institutional assumptions and equips students to rediscover New Testament patterns of church life, leadership, and mission in contemporary contexts.
Key Themes Covered:
- Biblical Ecclesiology: The church as the Body of Christ, led by the Spirit
- Historical Movements: From Acts to the present: organic expressions of church
- Leadership & Gifts: Decentralized leadership and mutual edification
- Gathering & Mission: Simplicity, multiplication, and life-on-life discipleship
- Contemporary Application: Navigating culture, persecution, and global house church models
This course integrates theological foundations with real-world application, helping students design church life that is faithful, flexible, and fruitful.
Course Materials:
- Search, Rescue, and Multiply (WWES textbook, provided)
- Reclaiming the Assembly and Rediscovering Organic Church (WWES and Infusion Life, provided)
- Videos (links provided)
2 credit course