This foundational course explores the biblical design of humanity as a triune being made in the image of God: spirit, soul, and body. It provides clarity on how these parts function together and how sin, trauma, and spiritual warfare affect each dimension. The course introduces a framework for holistic healing, integrating personal ministry and discipleship within a sound theological foundation. By identifying the unique needs of the spirit, soul, and body, students will be equipped to engage in ministry that brings restoration to the whole person through the work of Jesus Christ.
This course is essential for those entering into pastoral care, counseling, or deliverance ministry, and it provides tools for discerning where brokenness lies and how the Holy Spirit brings healing through truth, love, and power. Students will gain insight into how sanctification, repentance, and spiritual renewal transform the inner man while preparing them to walk with others through the journey of wholeness.
Key Themes:
- Man as a triune being created in the image of God
- The distinct yet interconnected roles of spirit, soul, and body
- How sin, trauma, and generational iniquity affect each part
- The healing ministry of Jesus and its application to the whole person
- Discerning spiritual roots and applying biblical truth to brokenness
- Cultivating alignment between the spirit, soul, and body
- Practical models for holistic discipleship and inner healing
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Define and distinguish between the spirit, soul, and body from a biblical perspective
- Explain how sin, wounds, and demonic influence affect each part of man
- Identify biblical principles for healing and sanctification of the whole person
- Apply tools of personal ministry to real-life situations with scriptural integrity
- Support others in their healing journey using a Spirit-led, Christ-centered approach
- Reflect on their own need for healing and wholeness with honesty and faith