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DSW 206 Essential Function of the Holy Spirit in Discipleship

Growing in Christ

By - Dr. Kent Price
15 students
2 Hours
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Course Requirements

Assigned Readings: Study selected passages and literature on the Holy Spirit’s role in discipleship.

Reflective Journaling: Write weekly reflections on how the Holy Spirit influences personal and ministry experiences.

Discussion Engagement: Actively participate in group discussions and live Q&A sessions.

Practical Exercises: Implement Holy Spirit-led approaches in mentoring or discipleship tasks and document the outcomes.

Final Project: Develop a discipleship plan incorporating principles of reliance on the Holy Spirit.

Attendance: Attend at least 80% of live or recorded sessions to meet the participation requirement.

Course Description

This course explores the biblical foundation of the Holy Spirit’s role in discipleship. Guides participants to improved understanding of the Holy Spirit’s functions in conviction, regeneration, and sanctification, identifies practical ways the Holy Spirit aids in personal growth and community discipleship, equips participants to rely on the Holy Spirit for teaching, mentoring, and building relationships in discipleship and encourages students to embrace the Spirit’s guidance in their spiritual journey and ministry.

Course Outcomes

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

Understand the Holy Spirit’s Role: Articulate the biblical foundation of the Holy Spirit’s functions in discipleship.
Apply Spiritual Principles: Recognize and integrate practical ways the Holy Spirit aids in personal and communal discipleship.
Foster Growth: Use Spirit-led approaches to support spiritual growth in others and oneself.
Develop Mentorship Skills: Rely on the Holy Spirit to guide teaching and mentoring in discipleship contexts.
Embrace Spiritual Guidance: Cultivate a lifestyle of dependency on the Spirit for personal and ministry development.