
This module focuses on the importance of self-discovery in fulfilling your God-given purpose. I discussed how to recognize your talents and passions, align them with your spiritual calling, and take steps to live a life of purpose.
This module is about identifying the right online platforms for your ministry. It covers the importance of understanding your audience, choosing the right platforms, and creating engaging content.
Here, I discuss the importance of people in online ministry.
This module covers the importance of understanding your audience, choosing your communication style, and using effective storytelling techniques. You will also learn about different platforms for publishing your content and how to create a consistent online presence.
If you are reading this, thank you for committing to your growth. This is the last module of this course and it covers the Omni Channel Church concept, which is a way for ministries to share their resources and give people the same experience they would have if they were connected physically to the ministry.
Learn how to structure and sustain your ministry online without burnout. Make more impact with what you have and GROW more people. This course is about why you should use the internet for ministry and how to be successful using online platforms. The internet is a great place to build disciples and spread the message of Jesus Christ.
You need to understand and use the language of the people you are trying to reach to influence them. The need for the word of God is growing because darkness is spreading in the world. Some people need to hear what God has to say and you can reach them through the internet.
The world is full of people who are using the internet and there are billions of people on social media. People are spending hours online every day and you need to be creating content that will liberate their spirits and bring light to their lives.
God is raising an internet army to spread the Gospel. Adesewa emphasizes that ministry, whether online or offline, is about people. She introduces the "Extra Principle," which highlights the centrality of love in attracting and retaining people in any ministry. To express this love, she suggests "smelling like sheep," This builds trust and connection, leading to a stronger sense of community. She further stresses the importance of valuing relationships, creating small groups for deeper interaction, and implementing systems to maintain the value of those relationships.