IHOP-Atlanta
Gatekeeper School of MinistryGatekeeper School of Ministry is a part-time ministry school focused on equipping forerunners with urgency for the hour and intimacy with God. Intimacy and urgency release profound conviction for the necessity of night and day worship and prayer. Students are challenged to approach the Word of God with a collegiate academic zeal, while maintaining a devotional spirit bathed in the atmosphere of 24/7 worship and intercession. In this unique environment, revelation of the Word goes deep into the heart affecting life change and causing the student to grow in the knowledge of God. Three trimesters are currently offered annually. Fall Trimester Classes are from September 8th - December 4th
The Book of ActsInstructor(s) Jamie Pridgen
When Mondays @ 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where Multipurpose Room
The early disciples sold their possessions and gave as anyone had need. When the first apostles preached the gospel, either thousands were saved or riots broke out. The early church's response to the broken and hurting world was, "Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk." It is our hope that an honest look into the book of Acts will utterly convict us and lead us into a lifestyle of authentic Christianity, that we might become a people that will again "turn the world upside down." The Life of DavidInstructor(s) Billy Humphrey
When Tuesdays @ 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where Multipurpose Room
The life of David, the son of Jesse, is a fascinating journey of hope and struggle, pain and promotion, despair and victory. We gain significant insight into the character of God through understanding David’s perspective of God in the place of strength as well as weakness. We will contrast seasons of David’s life with the psalms that he authored during those specific times. The study of the life of David is a study of the kindness and goodness of God toward weak people whom He so deeply desires. Bride of ChristInstructor(s) Jennifer McIntyre
When Tuesdays @ 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where Trailer
Ephesians 5 discusses the mystery of the joining of a man and woman as a symbol that points to a greater reality: the eternal union of Christ and His Church. This mystery is revealed throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. This class will discuss the Bridal Paradigm of the kingdom, the major symbols of the Bride throughout the Bible as well as the Bride at the end of the age. Sermon on the MountInstructor(s) Jamie Burns
When Wednesdays @ 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where Multipurpose Room
Matthew 5-7 has come to be known as the Sermon on the Mount. In this sermon, Jesus establishes the culture of His Kingdom and identifies the characteristics of "normal Christianity." He defines the core realities that all those who desire to be citizens of His Kingdom must embrace in this life. Though the Sermon on the Mount is one of the most popular teachings of Jesus, few take the time to study it out and fewer still obey it. In this class, we will thoroughly investigate Jesus' teachings regarding the value system of His Kingdom as established in the Sermon on the Mount and their application to our daily lives. We will explore the values of giving, fasting, prayer, servanthood, forgiveness, meekness and resisting the spirit of this age. Feasts of IsraelInstructor(s) Chad Swift
When Wednesdays @ 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where Trailer
The Biblical Feasts as given to Moses are invitations to intimacy, signs of the seasons, and prophetic markers of the first and second coming of Yeshua, the Messiah. We will study the Biblical passages concerning the feasts and look at Jewish tradition in the celebration of the feasts. We will also discuss how we can celebrate the feasts in communion with the Holy Spirit to the honor and glory of God. And finally, we will examine the prophetic purpose and message of the feasts. In the place of fasting, let us not forget that the Lord called feasts as well; and in the place of prayer, let us remember to give thanks and rejoice in the abundance of the Lord our God. The Ministry of HealingInstructor(s) Hazen Stevens
When Thursdays @ 6:00pm-8:00pm
Where Multipurpose Room
In The Ministry of Healing, we will explore several Biblical themes concerning the ministry of healing and its practical function in the life of every believer. Jesus taught very plainly that healing was a sign that would accompany those who believe and proclaim the gospel. Therefore, we must begin to understand how to operate effectively and Biblically in this ministry so that we can partner with the Holy Spirit in faith and boldness. Each class will include both teaching and clinic time. Some of the topics covered will include: The Healing Ministry of Jesus, Healing and the Holy Spirit, Angelic Agency in Healing, and Healing Ministry in an End Times Context. |
CalendarEncounter Service11/23/2008 10:00am - 1:00pmThe IHOP Atlanta Encounter Service is held twice weekly, on Sundays at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Each service incorporates prophetic worship, Biblical teaching, prayer, and ministry times. Each service is geared to call individuals to a depth of the knowledge of God, intimacy with Jesus, urgency for the hour, and the Sermon on the Mount lifestyle. Through proclamation and impartation, each service is focused on providing a place for encounter with God for the individual, as well as generating a shift in the spiritual atmosphere over the city of Atlanta. Immediately following the service, there is an Information meeting for anyone desiring more information regarding IHOP Atlanta. Encounter Service11/23/2008 6:00pm - 9:00pmThe IHOP Atlanta Encounter Service is held twice weekly, on Sundays at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Each service incorporates prophetic worship, Biblical teaching, prayer, and ministry times. Each service is geared to call individuals to a depth of the knowledge of God, intimacy with Jesus, urgency for the hour, and the Sermon on the Mount lifestyle. Through proclamation and impartation, each service is focused on providing a place for encounter with God for the individual, as well as generating a shift in the spiritual atmosphere over the city of Atlanta. Immediately following the service, there is an Information meeting for anyone desiring more information regarding IHOP Atlanta. GSM: Book of Acts11/24/2008 6:00pm - 8:00pmThe early disciples sold their possessions and gave as anyone had need. When the first apostles preached the gospel, either thousands were saved or riots broke out. The early church's response to the broken and hurting world was, "Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk." It is our hope that an honest look into the book of Acts will utterly convict us and lead us into a lifestyle of authentic Christianity, that we might become a people that will again "turn the world upside down." Staff Intercession Meeting11/25/2008 4:00pm - 6:00pmTuesday is a designated prayer and fasting day for IHOP Atlanta staff and family. We have scheduled intercession meetings at 10 a.m., 4 p.m., 8 p.m., and midnight. We ask that all staff make it a priority to attend the weekly Tuesday 4 p.m. intercession meeting, as this is the one time weekly that we come together as a community for worship and intercession. Full-time staff are required to attend the 4 p.m. and an additional intercession meeting on Tuesday. Part-time staff are required to attend only the 4 p.m. intercession meeting. This meeting is open to the public as are all IHOP Atlanta prayer meetings GSM: Bride of Christ11/25/2008 6:00pm - 8:00pmEphesians 5 discusses the mystery of the joining of a man and woman as a symbol that points to a greater reality: the eternal union of Christ and His Church. This mystery is revealed throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. This class will discuss the Bridal Paradigm of the kingdom, the major symbols of the Bride throughout the Bible as well as the Bride at the end of the age. GSM: Life of David11/25/2008 6:00pm - 8:00pmThe life of David, the son of Jesse, is a fascinating journey of hope and struggle, pain and promotion, despair and victory. We gain significant insight into the character of God through understanding David’s perspective of God in the place of strength as well as weakness. We will contrast seasons of David’s life with the psalms that he authored during those specific times. The study of the life of David is a study of the kindness and goodness of God toward weak people whom He so deeply desires. |
Cost $50: Register for The Book of Acts