The STEP Forward Life Institute is a teaching ministry that employs Searching and Learning through Biblical Counsel, Coaching and Mentoring. This Holy Spirit-inspired approach empowers you to add to your faith, embrace your unique process of growth, and make certain you're prepared for those once in a lifetime opportunities to minister to your family and serve in your community.
You will step forward with the confidence of knowing:
God is your source,
Experience is your study,
Faith is your evidence, and
Service is your credential.
"Our students simply desire to minister to their families, strengthen their faith or serve in their communities. It's not a popular message, but everyone isn't assigned to corporate, organizational, institutional or ministry leadership roles; However everyone is called to servantship*. So we equip them through a different process of education and preparation." - Chris and Carol Green
STEP Forward students don't merely watch video lectures, memorize information, and pass quizzes and examinations. They are transformed to embody the Greatest Commandment and empowered to fulfill their role in God's masterful plan.
Instructors, Chris and Carol Green are the visionaries behind STEP Forward. As affiliate members and International Humanitarian Statesmen of iChange Nations™, they partnered with United Graduate College and Seminary International to offer accelerated, ministry-accredited certificate courses that were created from the Searcherdemic education foundation and its principles.
*Servantship signifies the condition or state of being a servant, essentially meaning the act of serving others. It can also be used to refer to servanthood. In a leadership context, servantship emphasizes prioritizing the needs and well-being of others, often with humility and a focus on service over personal gain.
Kingdom Servantship*, in a Christian context, refers to the concept of embracing a life of service and humility within the Kingdom of God, mirroring the example of Jesus Christ. It's about prioritizing the needs of others, demonstrating humility, and allowing love to guide actions, reflecting the heart of Jesus. This principle emphasizes that true greatness in the Kingdom is found through serving others, not seeking to be served.
