DCMI

Leadership Development I

This course covers the process of creating and configuring an Open edX course, providing step-by-step guidance throughout.

Enrollment is Closed

About This Course

This course aims to equip participants in this program to become influential Christian leaders. As an introduction to leadership development, it explores key elements including setting priorities, building character, fostering a positive attitude, practicing servanthood, and strengthening self-discipline.

It is the underlying assumption of this course that the Lord has endowed each person with limitless potential to become leaders (Gen. 1:28; Matt. 25:14-30). The essence of the Great Commission is that each Christian is called to make disciples (leaders) of all nations. Therefore, it is the responsibility of each Christian to diligently develop himself/herself as the best leader he/she is capable of becoming.

Requirements

John Maxwell, J. (1991). The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, TN: Thomas Nelson. (ISBN 0-7852-7431-6)

Course Staff

When David was 15 years old, he responded to God’s call to make disciples of all nations. David began his theological education journey to prepare him to fulfill his life’s mission in Korea Baptist Theological College in Korea. Then the Lord sent him to the United States to continue his theological training and ministry. David received a Ph. D. degree in Old Testament before serving as Professor of Old Testament at Faith Evangelical College and Seminary. David is now an evangelist and leadership coach through David Chung Ministries International (DCMi). As an evangelist, David is a member of Luis Palau’s Next Generation Alliance. As a leadership coach and lecturer, David is a member of The John Maxwell Team. You can see more about David's ministry at http://dcmi.org

Frequently Asked Questions

What web browser should I use?

The Open edX platform works best with current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari.

See our list of supported browsers for the most up-to-date information.

Do I have to purchase the textbook?

No, a free PDF version is available.