If you desire to grow as a leader and learn the principles needed to leave a legacy, the NICL Online is right for you!
As you work through these three sessions, you'll gain the leadership principles necessary to navigate crisis in staff management, increase giving, grow your ministry, recruit more volunteers, reduce conflict, increase your brand and influence, and build trust in your staff and congregation. After completing the NICL Online, many senior leaders have stated the NICL should be a requirement before going into full time ministry. As you work through Dr. Rutland's training, you'll take away life lessons you wish someone would have taught you before you stepped into your first church or ministry. These leadership principles apply to church leaders, Christian business owners and marketplace ministers.
In course #4 of 4 in the NICL, you'll learn how preaching & worship can work together to effectively communicate the message of Christ. Synergy in the pulpit is critical to build momentum and sustain growth in your ministry. Click to learn more.
In course #1 of 4 in the NICL, Dr. Rutland expounds on Leadership (doing the right thing) vs. Management (all about doing things right). You’ll learn valuable principles to steer your organization toward sustained growth. Click to learn more.
In course #2 of 4 in the NICL, Dr. Rutland helps you identify your key leaders’ personality types to have the right balance in your organization for sustained growth. Understand your team and how to get the most from them. Click here to learn more.
In course #3 of 4 in the NICL, you'll learn to effectively lead and communicate ideas. This session focuses on leadership transformation including building momentum, board management, leadership, communication and vision, and finances. Learn more.
Sample before you enroll.
“I’m 58 years old and have been in ministry as an associate pastor for the last 16 years. Prior to that I was an engineer working in Atlanta. This entire course, by far, has been an incredible journey and so beneficial because college and/or seminary school does not prepare you for leadership. Unfortunately, these institutions shy away from the practical side of leadership. Dr. Rutland should be commended for assembling such a vast array of topics taught from a “passionate, first-hand experience” point of view. VERY powerful to say the least. This course should be a prerequisite for all pastors in seminary.”
Rob M. (Family Life Church)
