The Life of a Leader
Course Prerequisite(s)
- Please note that this course has the following prerequisites which must be completed before it can be accessed
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Theology and Hermeneutics
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Leadership 201
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MLCP Advanced Onboarding Course
About Course
Learning Outcome:
After completing this course, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of effective leadership, developing the skills to lead effectively while maintaining a healthy balance between personal devotion, spiritual growth, and ministry responsibilities.
Learning Objectives and Benefits:
At the end of this course, participants will:
- Recognize key qualities of effective leaders and examples from their community.
- Explore the importance of ministry life balance for sustainable leadership.
- Develop spiritual disciplines that support both personal growth and leadership effectiveness.
Course Content
Course Overview
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Meet the Course Facilitator, Pst. Bolarinwa Akinlabi
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Song Meditation & Prayer
Module 4
Course Worksheet
Quiz Assessment
Additional Learning Resources
Student Ratings & Reviews
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My experience in The Life of a Leader course has been impactful, helping me grow in character, responsibility, and my understanding of true leadership.
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enlightening
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I found the course to be a great match for me because it strengthened both my spiritual growth and my confidence as a leader. The lessons encouraged me to prioritize being with God over mere activity, reflect intentionally on my leadership style, and apply biblical principles in real-life ministry situations. Overall, it was both engaging and highly applicable to my personal and ministry life
It has been remarkably effective
Very interesting course.
It was a great course
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So blessed!
Greatly enriching
Inspirational and Insightful.
great course
It was a great course and it spoke to me.
Insightful session
It further reemphasizes the importance of walking with God, balancing ministry life and prioritizing our deeper relationship with God
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It made the case that protecting devotion requires a structured daily rhythm and accountability with proximal and slightly distant views, not occasional intention.
Most valuably, it grounded the conviction that ministry flows from overflow of intentional fellowship with God, not depletion.
Thank you, PB, for anchoring this reorienting session.