Kingdom Ministry Training
Do what Jesus did.
Hands-on training in hearing God, prophecy, healing prayer, and power evangelism — bridging the theology and practice of spiritual gifts.
The Model
Jesus proclaimed and demonstrated the gospel of the Kingdom.
Jesus not only shared the good news — He also demonstrated it in the power of the Holy Spirit (Matthew 4:23). We are called to follow in His model.
But how do you get started? That question is what these five sessions answer, one practiced skill at a time.
The Curriculum
Five sessions, practiced — not just presented.
- Teaching — the biblical why, who, and how
- Tools — simple, reproducible models
- Activations — hands-on practice, every session
Session 01
Hearing God for Self
Unpack and practice hearing God for yourself. Learn hands-on activations in the ways God speaks and how you can hear Him practically.
Session 02
Practicing Prophecy
Look at prophecy in the New Testament to understand the why, who, and how of prophecy 101. Grow in giving and receiving prophetic words through hands-on activations.
Session 03
Building a Community of Practice
Experience and learn to create a community of practice that integrates Kingdom Ministry skills into a local church network context — including how to lead and start a 1 Corinthians 14 meeting.
Session 04
Simple 5-Step Healing Prayer Model (GAPAP)
Jesus both models and commands us to pray for the sick. This practical model, adapted from John Wimber’s 5-Step Model, trains any believer to pray more effectively for physical healing.
Session 05
Power Evangelism
Demonstrating the Kingdom of God was a central part of Jesus’s ministry as He went about Galilee. Review what power evangelism includes — hearing God, prophecy, and healing prayer — and practice simple skills for engaging.
Healthy Practice
Build a healthy Kingdom Ministry learning community.
As networks begin to implement Spirit-led Kingdom Ministry, most have questions about building in guardrails for healthy practice.
As a practicing network in New York City, we offer the discipleship packet below as an emerging model — one way to build a community of practice into short- and mid-term discipleship. The structure models a regular equipping and self-correcting rhythm for emerging and established networks.
View the discipleship packet (PDF)
Why a system instead of more content? See Content vs. Systems.