Module Overview
Emphasis: This module equips students to live missionally in their everyday contexts by aligning their lives with the mission of God. Grounded in Scripture and key theological works, students will explore what it means to embody the Gospel in word and deed.
Coursework: In the Missional Living module, students will learn to describe and apply missional principles within both local and global contexts. By integrating insights from Systematic Theology and the Gospels, participants will build a firm theological foundation for evangelism and incarnational living, eventually articulating a biblical doctrine of humanity and the person of Christ in real-life conversations. This academic growth is paired with practical application through relational evangelism training and participation in the “Get Out!” Project. Ultimately, students will evaluate their own cultural comfort zones and spiritual growth, culminating in a written paper on Christ Our Coming Savior and a personal commitment to a lifestyle of prayerful outreach.
Readings: Tangible Kingdom Primer (Halter & Smay), Sent (Holleman & Holleman), How to Give Your Faith Away (Little), Systematic Theology (Grudem)
Cohort Gatherings: Four during the module
Personalized Coaching: Four during the module
