Course Info
Course Info
Discipleship Track
Living as a disciple of Jesus Christ is a journey. In this track, students engage in learning communities to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to lives a life of whole, healthy and engaged discipleship.
Students in this course are introduced to and required to complete learning experiences that go beyond the classroom and give greater depth to understanding on the subject. Classes meet weekly beginning with Orientation Day in October and run through mid-May.
Location...
- 2012-2013: Discipleship Track
Prophetic Track 
This nine-month SOM Prophetic Track is designed to help you grow in your understanding and responsible use of the prophetic gifting. The course will also include a focus on character formation and provide experiential learning to practice what you are learning.
The topics in this Track focus on a variety of subjects that will help the student responsibly handle the gift of prophecy which is a great need in the body of Christ. The teachers come from across the United States, are knowledgeable in their subject and have a great depth in their experiences to share with the students.
Location...
- 2012-2013: Prophetic Track Saint Anthony Park, MN
Bible Track
The purpose of this track is to guide students to interact with Scripture on many levels such as study, interpretation, and life application. Students will be exposed to a variety of teachers from across the United States who are passionate about the role of Scripture in the life of a disciple of Jesus Christ.
A scriptural foundation is a key component in understanding your purpose. Students are encouraged through their studies, teachers, and community to embrace and fulfill of their Biblical purpose.
Location...
- 2012-2013: Bible Track Roseville, MN
Financial Information
SOM tuition for the year is $600, payments can be made in three $200 installments. The due dates are:
-October 1
-December 1
-March 1
Checks payable to: The Master’s Institute. A service charge will be applied for all checks returned for non-sufficient funds. To make your payment online click her
Class Structure
All Tracks
Students meet one evening per week beginning in September and ending mid-May.
Worship
Each night is three hours in length. The evening includes a time of worship. Taking this time corporately as a community is a core value of
Teaching
SOM faculty are passionate about their subjects, skilled in their teaching and educated in Scripture. They model a variety of experiences for students to glean from and exemplify a solid love for Jesus. This time of interactive teaching allows students to learn in an experiential environment that is safe for questions and discussion.
Integration
Periodically students have what is called Integration Night. Taking time to process recent teachings and to learn from each other is important. These nights hold flexible agendas and are used for open classroom discussion, Bible overview, prayer and small group time.
Requirements
As an SOM student you are required to participate in the entire SOM experience which includes: regular attendance, homework assignments, and mentoring.
Students are also expected to help in forming a safe and vital community of grace, mutual care & respect in class. Sensitive conversations will be heard in love and held in confidentiality as we are conformed to Christ’s image.
Location
The School of Ministry is designed to be mobile. It is held in cooperation with churches and ministries who desire to partner with MI in the training and equipping process. This also provides location flexibility to students. Each year, the location may change depending on the needs of the congregations and surrounding areas. If you would like to have a