Christian Master - class Program Template

Program Duration: October 29, 2024 – June 24, 2025

Semesters: 6

Class Rules

1. Attendance & Punctuality:

o Students are expected to attend all classes regularly and be on time.
o Tardiness and unexcused absences may result in demerits.
o Students are encouraged to notify the instructor in advance for any planned
absences.
2. Respect and Courtesy:
o All students must show respect to instructors, fellow classmates, and staff.
o No disruptive behavior, including side conversations, inappropriate language, or
disrespectful actions, will be tolerated.
3. Christ-Centered Engagement:
o Students should engage with the material and discussions from a perspective of
faith.
o Use respectful language and a positive attitude when discussing topics related to
faith, scripture, and differing viewpoints.
4. Dress Code:
o Modest, appropriate attire is required, in line with Christian values.
o No clothing with offensive language, images, or symbols.
5. Completion of Assignments:
o Assignments, readings, and other tasks must be completed on time.
o Late submissions without a valid reason may result in demerits.
6. Mobile Phones & Technology:
o Phones and electronic devices should be on silent and only used for academic
purposes during class.
o No texting or using social media during class time.
7. Honesty and Integrity:
o Academic honesty is required in all assignments and assessments.
o Plagiarism, cheating, or dishonesty will result in immediate disciplinary action.
8. Participation:
o Active participation is encouraged in discussions, group activities, and other
interactive sessions.
o Students are expected to respect others' contributions and allow everyone a
chance to speak.
9. Prayer and Devotion:
o The program will include times of prayer and devotion. Students are expected to
participate respectfully, regardless of personal beliefs.
10. Support and Encouragement:

 Encourage and support fellow classmates, reflecting Christian love and fellowship.
Demerit Program

The demerit system is designed to maintain discipline and encourage adherence to the rules in a
Christ-centered manner. Students who accumulate a certain number of demerits may face
consequences ranging from warnings to removal from the program.

Demerit Allocation:

 Tardiness: 1 demerit for each tardy arrival.

 Absences: 2 demerits for each unexcused absence.
 Disruptive Behavior: 3 demerits for each instance (e.g., talking out of turn, inappropriate
language).
 Disrespect to Others: 4 demerits for disrespectful behavior toward instructors or
classmates.
 Dress Code Violation: 0 demerit for each violation.
 Assignment Lateness: 3 demerit for each day an assignment is late.
 Unauthorized Phone Use: 1 demerits per incident.
 Academic Dishonesty: 5 demerits (results in immediate review).
 Lack of Participation: 1 demerit for consistent non-participation without a valid reason.

Demerit Consequences:

 5 Demerits: Verbal Warning from the instructor and discussion on behavior.

 10 Demerits: Written Warning and a meeting with the program coordinator.
 15 Demerits: Suspension from classes for one week (or equivalent program suspension).
 20 Demerits: Disciplinary Review – potential removal from the program.

Semester Dates & Credit Breakdown

1. Semester 1 (October 29, 2024 – November 29, 2024)

o Topics: Fundamentals of Prayer and Global Evangelism
o Books : All Materials given to a functional area Pastor – to be present
o Assessment: One reflection paper
o Credits: 6 credits
o Rationale: Introductory material, foundational topics. Lesser credits due to a
shorter time frame and a single reflection paper assessment.
2. Semester 2 (December 2, 2024 – January 10, 2025)
o Topics: Christian Ethics, Spiritual Disciplines, and Faith in Action
o Books: Acts, Luke, Hebrews
o Assessment: Group project, mid-semester essay
o Credits: 10 credits
o Rationale: Deeper content with multiple assessments. This semester covers
important Christian doctrines and practical applications, requiring more study and
collaborative effort.
3. Semester 3 (January 13, 2025 – February 21, 2025)
o Topics: Church History, Worship Practices, and Ministry Skills
 o Books: Major Prophets
o Assessment: Written exam, individual presentation
o Credits: 10 credits
o Rationale: The history and practice of worship and ministry are core to
understanding Christian ministry. This semester includes an exam and
presentation, adding depth.
4. Semester 4 (February 24, 2025 – April 4, 2025)
o Topics: Leadership in Faith & Revival, Apologetics, and Evangelism
o Books: Daniel, Revelation, Zechariah, and Joel
o Assessment: Case study analysis, group discussion
o Credits: 12 credits
o Rationale: This semester requires critical analysis and an understanding of
complex theological topics. Leadership and apologetics are challenging subjects,
and the assessments require engagement and deep thinking.
5. Semester 5 (April 7, 2025 – May 16, 2025)
o Topics: Contemporary Christian Issues, Counseling & Culture, and Servant
Leadership
o Books: Hebrews
o Assessment: Debate, research paper
o Credits: 10 credits
o Rationale: The focus on contemporary issues, culture, and leadership involves
both theory and practical application, requiring students to engage with modern
challenges and produce well-researched work.
6. Semester 6 (May 19, 2025 – June 24, 2025)
o Topics: Spiritual Maturity, Personal Calling, and Missionary Work
o Books: Scarlet Thread – Overview of the Bible
o Assessment: Capstone project, final oral exam
o Credits: 12 credits
o Rationale: This final semester focuses on synthesis and application, culminating
in a capstone project and an oral exam, which are comprehensive and demand
significant preparation.

Summary Table

Semester Topics Credits

Semester 1 Fundamentals of Prayer and Global Evangelism 6
Semester 2 Christian Ethics, Spiritual Disciplines, Faith in Action 10
Semester 3 Church History, Worship Practices, Ministry Skills 10
Semester 4 Leadership in Faith & Revival, Apologetics, Evangelism 12
Semester 5 Contemporary Issues, Counseling & Culture, Servant Leadership 10
Semester 6 Spiritual Maturity, Personal Calling, Missionary Work 12
Total 60
Additional Considerations

 Encouragement System: Positive contributions, support of classmates, and active

engagement may result in commendations.
 Monthly Feedback Sessions: Held for students to receive constructive feedback,
ensuring everyone is on track and supported.

End of Program Ceremony:

 A closing ceremony will be held after Semester 6, acknowledging students’

accomplishments and growth in the program.
Books Needed for SOL 4 Master Class

Semester 1: October 29, 2024 – November 29, 2024

1. Secrets to Spiritual Power- by Watchman Nee

2. I can win your city to Christ in one month- by David Allbritton
3. His Life, His Sermons, His Boldness of Faith- by John G Lake
4. Prayer Shield- by C. Peter Wagner
5. Warfare Prayer- by C. Peter Wagner
6. In His Presence- by E.W. Kenyon
7. The Secret of Intercession- by Andrew Murray
8. The Ministry of Intercession- by Andrew Murray
9. Destined for the Throne- by Paul E. Billheimer
10. When Jesus prays through You- Charles Capps
11. E.M Bounds on Prayer- by E.M Bounds
12. The Necessity of Prayer- by Edward M. Bounds
13. Surviving the Anointing- by David Ravenhill
14. Unleashing the Power of Praying in the Spirit- by Oral Roberts
15. Destined to Rule- by Rebecca Greenwood
16. Why Revival still Tarries- by Chad Taylor
17. Intercession, Thrilling and Fulfilling- by Joy Dawson
18. Lighting the World- by C. Peter Wagner
19. The Kingdom of God in You- by Dr Bill Winston
20. Healing the Nations- by John Loren Sandford
21. Prayer that brings Revival- by David Yonggi Cho
22. That none should perish- by Ed Silvoso
23. Prayer Evangelism- by Ed Silvoso
24. Taking Over- by Eddie Long