THE QUESTION OF FIDELITY

“Who is (my) God?”

Discipleship is about who we put our trust in.

We are formed structurally by what we choose to place at the absolute center of our lives.

The Formation Framework

The Ecosystem

Discipleship is about who we put our trust in. We are formed structurally by what we choose to place at the absolute center of our lives.

True transformation occurs when every dimension of our narrative—our identity, maturity, authority, and community—aligns with Christ.

CURRICULUM STREAM

Master Class Details

Designed to expound on the complex interrelationships between the physical body, neurological networks, human emotions, and cognitive pathways for faith development and identity formation.

Learning Objectives

A Identify major psychological correlates within passages of scripture.
B Map psychological systems impacting faith and understandings of God.
C Decode the specific structural phases of Identity Formation Theory.
D Address the precise discipleship needs of each identity phase.
E Architect practical environments optimized for spiritual formation.

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Includes lifetime digital stream access to all 10 core academic lecture modules, student workbooks, and resource downloads.

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Course Schedule

Psychology of Faith Introduction

Overview and foundation frameworks.

Article: Finding Truth in a Post-Truth World

Mirroring and Attunement

The neuro-psychology of relational presence.

Attachment Theory

Sociocultural structures of faith formation.

Autobiographical Memory

How the brain catalogs learning and narrative transformation.

Shame: Part 1

Deconstructing the neurological anatomy of performance barriers.

Shame: Part 2

Systematic pathways to narrative restoration and freedom.

Identity Formation Theory

Comprehensive framework breakdown of Phases 0-2.

Identity Transitions

Deep dive tracking through Phases 3, 3t, and 4.

Advanced Identity Horizons

Formational maps across Phases 4t, 5, 5t, and 6.

Power & Status Dynamics

The final synthesis of institutional dynamics and structural leadership.

Article: Power, Pulpit, and the Brain