Learning Through Incarnation
A Goal of Denver Seminary’s Doctor of Ministry Program
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We teach students to work with God rather than for God. God must be the center of ministry.
The number one reason pastors and leaders are dismissed from ministry is due to relational issues. Therefore, we find seminar leaders who incarnate what they teach. This type of leader can help students learn to work with God and to work with people in ways that incarnate the truth for their people. Consider these comments from some of our January 2004 seminars students.
“I know it has made a difference in how I will minister to my church and how I approach my own
relationship (both towards God and others).”
“The professor’s disclosures of a personal nature gave a sense of community openness.”
“This has been the BEST class I have ever had in all my educational experience.”
“I have changed in thinking toward community and also toward my own personal growth. I have taken
things away from this that are extremely practical in both areas.”
“It has greatly reaffirmed and encouraged the direction we have chosen and provided much help in planning change for the future.”
“I was challenged to think deeply as it was modeled for us by the instructor. I greatly valued the emphasis on spiritual disciplines, intentional living and planning, and community.”
I invite you to deepen your relationship with God and with others through our Doctor of Ministry program. The leadership paradigm upon which it is based emphasizes working with God and incarnating the truth.
The seminars are intended to affect how you lead and relate to people. We are intentional in developing our students. Current students agree. Come and join them.
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Blessings,
David Osborn
