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[seacoast
advanced leader training]
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What
is Seacoast Advanced Leadership Training (SALT)?
Seacoast Advanced Leadership Training is for those who
want to continue growing in leadership and study of
God’s word.
The classes cover biblical leadership,
counseling, structure and content of the New Testament,
and foundational tenets of Christianity.
The classes can be taken
in any order, under the direction of a class mentor. Each class
follows a required text, and is designed as a catalyst for spiritual
growth through scripture studies, discussions,
practical applications and assignments. |
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Visionary
Leadership |
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text: Courageous
Leadershipp by Bill Hybels
What makes a leader truly great? Follow the teachings of
Pastor Bill Hybels, as he explores the power of a Godly vision,
and how it impacts those you lead. In this course, the qualities
that enable leaders to accomplish “God-sized” goals
will be examined with practical application to various leadership
styles.
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Introduction
to Counseling |
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text: Effective
Biblical Counseling by Dr. Larry Crabb
In this course, we will discuss the fundamental tools of biblical
counseling, as we examine a counseling model for churches outlined
by Christian psychologist and author Dr. Larry Crabb. Here, students
will learn about counseling processes and practical applications
for pastors and church lay leaders.
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New
Testament Survey |
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Required
text: Survey
of the New Testamentt by Paul N. Benware
Join us
as we journey through the writings of Christ in the New Testament.
Students will further their
understanding of the Christ’s life, death and resurrection,
and the subsequent growth of the early church. Each book of
the New Testament will be outlined and discussed, with discussions
and applications for growing in your walk with Christ. |
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Introduction to Theology |
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text: Know
What You Believe by
Paul Little
Do you have a firm foundation for what you believe and
why? In this course, students will study the nature of
God and how this
applies to your set of beliefs. Author Paul Little will walk you
through basic theological tenets, and help you form that firm foundation
that will enable you to confidently share your faith with others.
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Goal Setting |
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In this course, we will explore the basic process of setting goals, experience the process of writing effective goals, and spend time evaluating the process. |
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Boundaries in Ministry |
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In this course, we will explore the concept of boundaries in ministry, experience the application of setting boundaries, and evaluate our progress. |
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Innovation |
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In this session Sherry Surratt, Director for Women's Initiatives in Leadership, for Leadership Network shares LN’s latest resource for innovative thinking. Sherry’s describes a five step process to help any team overcome the roadblocks to innovation. |
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Strengths Based Leadership |
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In this session, we will discover our individual strengths using the Strengths Finder tool from Now Discover Your Strengths by Marcus Buckingham and discuss the benefits of a strengths led team. |
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Getting Things Done |
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In this session, Pastor Shawn Wood gives an overview of David Allen's process and systems from his book Getting Things Done. |
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