School of Prophetic Ministry & Spiritual Intelligence

Overview

Who it is for

• Prophets and prophetic ministers seeking structured, accountable formation
• Pastors overseeing prophetic activity within their congregations
• Prayer leaders and intercessory teams
• Christian leaders responsible for guarding and pastoring vulnerable members
• Believers seeking serious biblical education concerning prophetic ministry

What participants should expect to learn

• Study the biblical material concerning prophecy in its literary and historical context
• Distinguish between the prophetic gift, prophetic function and questions of office
• Approach dreams, visions and spiritual symbolism with interpretive care
• Test spiritual impressions responsibly and within accountable structures
• Apply clear ethical boundaries, especially around high-risk or harmful prophetic claims
• Understand pastoral responsibility towards vulnerable and distressed people
• Engage thoughtfully with African spiritual worldviews and their pastoral implications

Curriculum preview

Indicative subject areas. The published curriculum is confirmed before each cohort begins.

1. Module 01 · PMS-100

   Prophecy in Scripture

   The prophetic writings, prophecy in the New Testament church, and reading prophetic texts in context.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

2. Module 02 · PMS-200

   Calling, Gift and Office

   Distinguishing gifting, function and recognised office; formation, oversight and the limits of claims.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

3. Module 03 · PMS-300

   Dreams, Visions and Symbolism

   Careful approaches to symbolic material, interpretive restraint and the risk of over-reading experience.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

4. Module 04 · PMS-400

   Discernment and Testing

   Biblical tests, community discernment, accountability structures and handling uncertainty honestly.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

5. Module 05 · PMS-500

   Prophetic Ethics

   Consent, confidentiality, money, manipulation, publicity and safeguarding the vulnerable.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

6. Module 06 · PMS-600

   Prophecy and Human Experience

   Psychological, emotional and social factors that shape spiritual experience, treated as areas of study rather than settled conclusions.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

7. Module 07 · PMS-700

   African Spiritual Worldviews

   Cultural context, pastoral sensitivity and thoughtful theological engagement with local religious understanding.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

8. Module 08 · PMS-800

   High-Risk Prophetic Claims

   Health, death, marriage, accusation and deliverance claims; harm reduction and pastoral responsibility.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

9. Module 09 · PMS-900

   Sustainable Prophetic Leadership

   Character, rest, oversight, correction and long-term integrity in ministry.

   Lesson plan, lecturer and assessed work published before the cohort begins.

Completion requirements

• Attend the required proportion of live classes, or view the recording of a missed class
• Complete the assessed work set for each module
• Meet the standard set for the final assessment
• Have no outstanding fees at the point of completion

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