Introduction to Spiritual Warfare (SW1030)
SHORT COURSE

The aim of this course is to help students gain spiritual insight into what spiritual warfare entails. The course will also cover some essential weapons of spiritual war, like the blood of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the name of Jesus of Nazareth, shofar, the prayer shawl, communion and provide an understanding of dreams and how the enemy uses the dreamscape. Every intercessor should have a basic account of the kingdom of darkness and how they carry out their operation. You cannot enter into battle with an enemy you know nothing about, however he knows everything about you, they monitor your every move. You are lost because you don't know anything about the finished works of the cross-purchase on your behalf or the access you have to the Kingdom of God.

Students will understand how the kingdom of darkness is structured in addition to the different elements it uses to accomplish its operations through the following: curses, covenants, altars, threshing floors, trading floors, thresholds, gateways and have a basic understanding of how they operate. 
 

The following topics will be taught in this course:

• What is spiritual warfare?

• Knowing who is the enemy

• Angels 

• Covenant

• Altars

• Primary weapons of spiritual warfare.

• Understanding the dreamscape.

• What is a battle plan, and how use it to defeat the enemy?

• What is spiritual deliverance?

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Students will be able to identify the spiritual warfare strategy and how to use spiritual weapons for combat. In addition, they will learn how to construct a battle plan. Assessment is done via the written essay and multi-choice exams.

The duration of the course is eight weeks and is available as a Short Course. The module is assessed by one piece of coursework and homework.

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Tuition Fees

The total cost of this course is £594. Which is 10 classes @ £59.40 per class. Payment is taken before the start of the course.

The fee covers tuition for the duration of the course and is non-refundable.

Students are responsible for their tuition costs as there are no recourse to government bursaries.