Many believers sense God has placed something in them, but they still wrestle with fear, insecurity, and self-doubt.
Am I brave enough to step forward? Am I strong enough for what God is asking? Am I truly loved before I achieve anything? Can God shape me in the hidden places?
This course will help you understand how God formed David long before the giant, the palace, or the throne. You will learn how courage grows, how strength is developed, and how love becomes the foundation for every call of God.
You are not called because you have already arrived. You are called by the God who sees you, forms you, and loves you first.
✔ Recognise that God has already been forming the person of the call within you.
✔ Learn why bravery is not the absence of fear.
✔ Discover how God’s strength sustains you after the first step.
✔ Understand why the call cannot be carried in your own strength.
✔ Learn how God’s love removes the need to prove yourself.
✔ See how David’s hidden formation prepared him for public obedience.
✔ See how Jesus restored Peter after failure and re-established him in love.
✔ Learn to respond to God’s call from a settled heart.
Course Curriculum
4 Video Lessons • Short Course • Self-paced • Lifetime Access • $15 AUD
Brave • Strong • Loved
Discover how God forms the person of the call through bravery, strength, and love.
1.1 Becoming The Person Of The Call
Every ministry journey begins with the question, “Is God calling me?” This lesson helps you recognise that calling does not begin with assignment. It begins with formation, as God shapes desires, burdens, gifts, and responses that point toward His call.
2.1 You Are Brave
Bravery is not personality. This lesson shows how David’s bravery was formed before the battlefield, and how bravery rises when the call of God meets your willingness to respond.
2.2 You Are Strong
The call does not end when you say yes. This lesson helps you understand that the strength needed for the call does not come from personality, determination, or willpower, but from your relationship with God.
2.3 You Are Loved
Bravery helps you step forward. Strength helps you continue. But love defines who you are. This lesson shows how the love of God removes the need to prove yourself and helps you carry the call from a settled heart.
Who This Course Is For
This course is for anyone who wants to understand how God forms the person of the call through bravery, strength, and love.
It is especially helpful for:
Believers asking, “Is God calling me?”
Christians who feel ordinary, uncertain, or not yet ready
People who sense God stirring something in them but are unsure how to respond
Leaders, volunteers, and emerging ministers who need strength to continue
Anyone who feels pressure to prove themselves in the call of God
People who need the truths of being brave, strong, and loved settled deeply in their heart
This course will help you recognise what God has already been forming in you, take your next step with bravery, continue in His strength, and live from the settled place of being loved.
By the End of This Course You'll Be Able To...
Recognise how God forms the person of the call through bravery, strength, and love
Understand that calling begins with formation, not just assignment
Identify the desires, burdens, gifts, and responses God has already been shaping in you
Take the next step with bravery, even when questions are still present
Draw strength from your relationship with God rather than relying on personality, determination, or willpower
Recognise when the call has become performance or pressure
Receive the love of God as the foundation for your identity and calling
Walk forward with greater confidence in who God is forming you to become
Say with confidence:
I am brave. I am strong. I am loved.
Meet Dr Brendan Roach
40+ years in ministry.
Founder of Axx Bible College.
Former President of Harvest Bible College.
Doctor of Education.
Trained more than 25,000 pastors worldwide.
Archaeological study in Israel
For more than 40 years, I’ve has helped people discover and confidently walk in God’s call on their lives. Drawing on decades of pastoral ministry, Bible college leadership and international teaching, he combines biblical insight with practical wisdom to help believers recognise God’s voice, overcome uncertainty and faithfully fulfil the purpose God has for them.
What Students are Saying
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An Opner
I always was confused as to what is really meant by a calling thinking that it was had something to do with me be devoping
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I always was confused as to what is really meant by a calling thinking that it was had something to do with me be devoping and being praised for my latent talents. God has opened my eyes through this unit, and I have begun to see clearly from the right perspective.
I love the way this material is structured. It's like you are taking journey into understanding God's Call and how to respond to it. The material is deliverd in manageable chunks of perfect duration, and which all connected to each other, giving one a sense of growth after each session.
All I needed was access to the good internet and I got to get benefit from the lessons the by using my smartphone. The downloadable pdf power points made following the instructors very easy. Because the lessons are self-paced, I could always rewind the video lesson if I didn't understand the instruction. The quiz at the end of each session was useful because I could test my understanding of the material.
T. P. R
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So far so good
The journey has been transformative and inspiring. I love the schooling.
CN
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The Glory is for Jesus
These lessons are teaching us that the big idea is Jesus, and in everything we do, it's all about Jesus. It starts and ends with
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These lessons are teaching us that the big idea is Jesus, and in everything we do, it's all about Jesus. It starts and ends with him. He is the main character, and everything should point to him. The glory is for Jesus, and this is achieved through the Kingdom of God on this earth, the interconnectedness of individuals with others, and love. This is simply explained in 1 Corinthians 10:31 :Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.
Glory to God for this revelation knowledge.
DM
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Responding to the call
Answering the call of God is a profound and transformative experience that resonates deeply within the human spirit. This call I personally perceive it as
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Answering the call of God is a profound and transformative experience that resonates deeply within the human spirit. This call I personally perceive it as a divine invitation to fulfill a higher purpose, that can manifest in various ways, including through personal reflection, life events, or an inner conviction. Responding to this call involves discernment, faith, and a willingness to embrace the unknown.
Central to answering the call of God is the concept of discernment. Discernment requires introspection and spiritual awareness, allowing individuals to differentiate between their desires and divine guidance. This process often involves prayer, meditation, and seeking counsel from trusted spiritual advisors. By engaging in these practices, individuals can gain clarity on their vocation and align their lives with God's will.
Faith plays a crucial role in responding to God's call. Faith is not merely belief in a set of doctrines, but a deep trust in God's plan and timing. It empowers individuals to step out of their comfort zones and embrace the uncertainties that accompany divine assignments. This trust is beautifully illustrated in the biblical story of Abraham, who left his homeland in obedience to God's call, demonstrating unwavering faith despite the lack of concrete details about his destination.
Embracing the call of God often requires courage and sacrifice. It may involve significant changes in one’s lifestyle, career, or relationships. For instance, individuals called to religious life may leave behind familial aspirations to serve in a community. Others might find their calling in social justice, working tirelessly for the marginalized and oppressed. These sacrifices, while challenging, are often accompanied by a profound sense of fulfillment and purpose.
Moreover, answering God's call can lead to transformative impacts both personally and within the broader community. Those who respond to their divine calling often experience personal growth, finding deeper meaning and joy in their lives. Their actions can inspire and uplift others, creating a ripple effect that extends far beyond their immediate influence.
In conclusion, answering the call of God is a journey of discernment, faith, and courage. It is an invitation to participate in a greater narrative, one that transcends personal ambitions and taps into a divine purpose. While the path may be fraught with challenges, the rewards of spiritual fulfillment and the positive impact on others make it a journey worth undertaking.
Geoffrey Juma Mukoya
God's call is not simply something you discover. It is something you grow into.
