The master class “will explore our deep-felt needs and how to segue from the topic of longings to a presentation of the Gospel”.

The online class aims to “understand what is happening in European culture and give a way forward on how to respond as a follower of Jesus”.

The online class on 9 March will look at how Christians “can shepherd themselves and others from a place of burden to the experience of blessing”.

The 3-hour class “will help participants identify best leadership practices and ways to incorporate them”.

This class aims to “spark a discussion on how to start missional, evangelistic, and discipleship movements in secularised cities, sent from the local church”.

During the 3-hour class, participants “will explore how and why humans are fearfully and wonderfully made”.

The 3-hour class “will focus on recovering the invitation and challenge of making disciples within the life of the church”.

The 3- hour class aims “to equip us with practical knowledge and skills for courageous idol removal in our life and in the lives of those we serve”.

The President and professor at Union School of Theology, “will look at the gospel as the cure we desperately need and how we can cultivate integrity to the gospel”.

The 3-hour online class “will consider some simple biblical insights to help us grow spiritually in a straightforward, practical, and Jesus-focused way”.

“Smuggling Jesus back into the Church: How the Church became worldly and what to do about it” will be the Forum of Christian Leaders final master class of this season.

The head of Relational Mission “will give us an overview of the New Testament model of the Christian (and church) life”, says the FOCL, organiser of the event.