Ministry Preparation Course II

Equipping and developing leaders with the essential foundations and practical tools

needed to walk effectively in their calling.

Course Title: Ministry Preparation Course II
Course Code: MINP-202
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: Ministry Preparation Course I

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Ministry Preparation Course II is designed to equip emerging and seasoned ministry leaders with advanced tools for effective service in today’s ever-evolving spiritual landscape. This course builds upon the foundational principles introduced in Ministry Preparation I, with a focus on leadership development, ethical integrity, conflict resolution, and the practical outworking of one’s call in various ministry contexts.

Students will explore key topics such as spiritual authority and accountability, pastoral care essentials, sermon planning and delivery, discipleship strategies, and maintaining emotional and spiritual health in leadership. Through guided readings, hands-on practicum experiences, and interactive discussions, students will be challenged to grow in both character and competence.

This course emphasizes a Spirit-led, servant-leader model rooted in biblical truth and cultural relevance, preparing students to lead with conviction, compassion, and clarity in both local church and marketplace ministries.

TOP 5 MOST POPULAR LESSONS

Christian Leadership (Qualities, Character & Self-Leadership)

Everything rises and falls on leadership. Candidates want to understand the heart and habits of Christ-centered leadership, especially as they face real ministry challenges.
Managing Our Tongue & Temper

This hits home for many, as controlling speech and emotional reactions is vital to maintaining integrity and influence in ministry.
Managing Criticism

Ministry leaders regularly face critique—from church members, family, and even themselves. Learning how to handle it biblically and wisely is key.
Tips for Marriage & Family in Ministry Leadership

Balancing family life and ministry is a universal challenge. This topic deeply resonates with those trying to protect their homes while serving others.
Counseling & Preaching Skills

Practical tools for pastoral care and pulpit ministry remain essential—especially for those stepping into preaching, teaching, or soul-care roles.