Jesus spent a lot His time with the disciples teaching them, and explaining the nature of the Kingdom to them. Likewise, a large part of our training is focussed on teaching and equipping our students about the ways of the Kingdom. These key learning times are facilitated by a variety of men and women that have proved to be not only knowledgeable in different areas of ministry and church life, but have faithfully walked it out in their own lives.

Jesus did not merely teach His disciples the ways of the Kingdom, He modelled the lifestyle of a citizen of the Kingdom and showed them how to exercise their authority. After showing them, He sent them to do likewise! Why did he do this? So that the concepts taught could go from intellectual head knowledge to a new way of life. At TMT students are more thoroughly equipped for life and ministry by being exposed to a diverse group of gifted men and women, and by being given the opportunity to practice what they have learnt. But it does not stop there – they are encouraged to do the same in organised outreach times, as well as in their everyday life.

In the three and half years that Jesus lived with the disciples they shared life in every aspect. They had deep meaningful relationships, which made it possible for Him to speak the truth in love and directly into their lives. At Leap it is not our intent to be a distant lifeless training institution, but a place where we ARE family, where we care for one another and know each other. Everything we do is garnered towards building this. We value community living, with deep meaningful relationships at its core and believe that without relationship, effective discipleship cannot take place.