Welcome to CLASSIIIC

The maiden edition of CLASSIIIC (CHRISTIAN LEADERS ADVANCE STRATEGIC SERVICE INTENSIVE INTERACTIVE INTERDENOMINATIONAL COURSE) held for ten (10 days) in 2006 with the focus on equipping Christian leaders for effective ministry.

The ten-day program covered various topics, including:

• Prayer: emphasized throughout the course with dedicated sessions and woven into other teachings.
• Leadership: explored themes like “Unstoppable Man Impregnable Work,” “Training to Reign,” and “Discipling the Nations.”
• Church and Ministry: addressed topics like “The Lazy Pastor and His Overgrown Field,” “Roadmap to City Invasion,” and “Accurate Pattern for the New Testament Church.”
• Personal Growth: covered themes like “Who is a Double Minded Man?” and “The Role and the Place of the Holy Spirit in Your Life.”

Overall, participants were equipped with knowledge, strategies, and spiritual development for effective ministry and fulfilling the Great Commission.

Guest Speakers:

1. DR. DELRON SHIRLEY (ANNUAL SPEAKER).
2. DR JONATHAN DAVID.
3. DR. VALERIE DEPASTINO.
4. PASTOR BANK AKINMOLA
5. PASTOR AFOLABI OLADELE.

The second edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2007 with main focus on spiritual discernment and leadership development.

The five-day program covered topics like:

• Discernment: emphasized through sessions like “Let Us Separate the Voice from the Noise” and “The Price and the Process of Hearing the Voice of God.”
• Christian life and leadership: explored themes such as “The Gospel and the Marketplace,” “The Letters to the Seven Churches,” and “The Distinguishing Factor in the Marketplace.”
• Personal growth: addressed in sessions like “By Patience Possess Your Souls” and “Be Renewed in the Spirit of Your Mind.”
• Interactive sessions: included discussions on “Destiny” and “Making Right Choices.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with expositions and information on how to enhance their ability to discern God’s voice, navigate the challenges of Christian life and leadership, and experience personal growth in their faith.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.

2. PASTOR CHARLES OMOLE.

The third edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2008 and with the theme “THE GOOD STEWARDS OF THE MANIFOLD GRACE OF GOD,” and primarily focused on responsible leadership and effective ministry.

The five-day program covered various aspects of Christian leadership, including:

• Stewardship:explored through sessions like “Responsibilities of Stewardship” and “Stewardship and the Culture of Favouritism.”
• Spiritual development:addressed through topics like “The Gifts of the Spirit” and “The Manifold Wisdom in the Mystery of God.”
• Leadership qualities:discussed in sessions like “Love,” “Serving: Being a Servant,” and “Grace to Deliver Difficult Messages.”
• Challenges and solutions:addressed through topics like “Stewardship and Self-Dependence” and “The Simultaneous Grace Equation.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with the understanding and tools to be responsible stewards of their God-given gifts, leading effectively and overcoming ministry challenges through the power of grace.

The fourth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2009 with the theme “THE PROCLAMATION OF A NEW DAWN,” and primarily focused on the role of the Church in national transformation.

The five-day program covered various topics related to this theme, including:

• National Transformation: explored through sessions like “God’s Template for National Transformation” and “The Truth About the Counsel of Nations.“
• The Church’s Role: addressed in sessions like “Church at the Next Level” and “How the Church Shut Down the Gate of Hell.”
• Individual Impact: emphasized through teachings on “People Who Make a Difference.”
• Spiritual growth: explored in sessions like “Connecting to Heaven” and “God’s Wisdom for Every Domain of Human Society.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with the knowledge and strategies to influence their nations towards positive change through personal transformation, effective church leadership, and engagement in various societal domains.

GUEST SPEAKER

1. DR JONATHAN DAVID

The fifth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2010 with the theme “THE SECOND COMING OF THE CHURCH,” focused on understanding and preparing the Church for a resurgence.

The five-day program offered in-depth exploration of the theme through a variety of topics, including:

• The Second Coming: extensively discussed throughout the course with sessions like “The Second Coming of the Church” and “Questions that Must be Answered.”
• Related topics: explored through sessions like “Life in the Twenty-First Century,” “The Emergence of the Church,” and “The Image of the Beast.“
• Additional themes: addressed in sessions like “My Full Persuasion” and “Migration.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with knowledge and perspectives regarding the Second Coming of the Church, including its potential implications and the challenges it may present.

GUEST SPEAKERS:   

1. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
2. BRO DAPO ADELEGAN.
3. PASTOR TONY RAPU.
4. PASTOR SOLA ADESOYE.
5. PASTOR ESTHER IBANGA
6. PASTOR SAM ADEYEMI.
7. REV. TOPE POPOOLA.
8. PASTOR TAIWO DINA.
9. PASTOR CYRIL YERIFOR

The sixth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2011 with the theme “DISCIPLING THE NATIONS,” primarily focused on fulfilling the Great Commission.

The five-day program emphasized the importance of discipleship in fulfilling the Great Commission, with sessions like:

• “The Great Omission in the Great Commission”: highlighting potential shortcomings in current approaches.
• “Make Discipleship of All Nations”: emphasizing the core message of the course.
• “Great Commission is Doable”: providing practical strategies and perspectives.
• “Discipling the Nations”: exploring various aspects of successful discipleship strategies.

Additionally, interactive sessions fostered discussion and application of course principles.

Overall, the course equipped participants with the knowledge, strategies, and motivation to effectively fulfil the Great Commission through focused discipleship efforts.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
2. REV. TOPE POPOOLA

The seventh edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2012 with the theme “THE EMERGING NEW WINESKINS,” focused on adapting and innovating Christian ministry for contemporary times.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme through sessions like:

• Openness to new ideas: encouraged through “A Passionate Appeal for an Open Mind Towards Present Truth” and “A New Ecclesiology.”
• Adapting leadership: addressed in sessions like “Territorial Preservation and Generational Conflicts” and “The Real Essence of God’s Sovereignty.”
• Effective ministry: explored through “Discipling Nations” and “Personal Witness.”
• Engaging various spheres: discussed in “The Fullness of God” and “Different Spheres of Kingdom Influence.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with the understanding and tools to adapt their ministries and leadership styles to the evolving landscape, ensuring continued effectiveness in fulfilling their calling.

GUEST SPEAKER:

1. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.

The eighth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2013 with the theme “EXERCISING DOMINION IN EVERY SPHERE OF HUMAN ENDEAVOUR,” which is focused on empowering Christians to influence and lead in various societal domains.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme, including:

• Dominion and influence: emphasized throughout the course with sessions like “Exercising Dominion in Every Domain of Human Endeavour” and “The Secret Code to Dominion.”
• Prayer and leadership: addressed in sessions like “Effective Prayer that Changes a Nation” and “The Life of a Believer.”
• Challenges and solutions: explored in sessions like “The True Enemies of Our Collective Progress” and “Hidden Lamp & Good for Nothing Salt.”
• Interactive sessions: provided an opportunity for discussion and application of course principles.

Overall, the course equipped participants with the knowledge, tools, and spiritual foundation to actively engage in various spheres of life, striving to exert a positive and influential impact in accordance with their faith.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PASTOR AFOLABI OLADELE.
2. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
3. PASTOR WALE OLULANA

The ninth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2014, with primary focus on fulfilling the “Kingdom Mandate” – impacting every domain, generation, and nation within a lifetime.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme, including:

• The Kingdom Mandate: emphasized throughout with sessions like “The Kingdom Mandate” and “God’s Strategy for World Conquest.”
• Spiritual renewal and empowerment: addressed in sessions like “Renew Hope in the Word of God” and “The Secret Place of David.”
• Leadership and strategy: explored in sessions like “The Key of David” and “Discipleship is the Key to Kingdom Advancement.”
• Challenges and solutions: discussed in sessions like “The Day After the Sunset” and “What Type of Church Are You Pastoring?”

Overall, the course equipped participants with the understanding, practical tools, and spiritual foundation to actively work towards fulfilling the Kingdom Mandate in their lifetime, impacting various spheres of life and future generations.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
2. PASTOR WALE OLULANA.
3. PASTOR SOLA ADESOYE

The tenth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2015 and it focused on the power and importance of the Holy Spirit in Christian life and ministry.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme, including:

• The Holy Spirit: emphasized throughout with sessions like “Holy Spirit: The Power of the Highest” and “The Power Within.”
• Empowerment and blessings: addressed in sessions like “Positioned for Blessings and Power” and “Delivered from Power Cuts.”
• Spiritual growth: explored in sessions like “Beauty for Ashes” and “The Mystery of Godliness.”
• Application and commitment: encouraged through sessions like “Let’s Go the Whole Twelve Yards.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit’s role, empowering them to experience personal growth, receive blessings, and effectively fulfil their ministry call through the Holy Spirit’s power.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
2. PASTOR WALE OLULANA

The eleventh edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2016 with the theme “THE MOUNTAIN OF THE LORD’S HOUSE,” with focus on leadership principles and spiritual foundations for Christian leaders.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme, including:

• Leadership: addressed in sessions like “Of Kings and Prophets” and “Influences and Influenced; The Art of Persuasion.”
• Spiritual foundations: explored in sessions like “The Origin of the Mountain of the Lord’s House” and “Everything is in Your Anointing.”
• Discernment and decision-making: emphasized in sessions like “Be Careful Whose Counsel You Receive” and “Is There Not a Cause?”
• Cultural impact: discussed in “Culture Changing Faith.”
• Interactive sessions: provided opportunities for discussion and application of course principles.

Overall, the course equipped participants with the knowledge, spiritual grounding, and practical skills to navigate leadership challenges, make wise decisions, and influence their spheres of influence for positive cultural change.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1.  PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
2. PASTOR SOLA ADESOYE. 
3. PASTOR ESTHER IBANGA

The twelfth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2017 with the theme “CRAFTSMEN & WISE MASTER BUILDERS,” with primary focus on equipping leaders to build effectively and create positive societal impact.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme, including:

• Leadership development: emphasized through sessions like “Craftsmen and Wise Master Builders” and “Walking in the Revelation of Your Call.”
• Kingdom impact: addressed in sessions like “Maximum Impact” and “Raising Sons to Manifest God’s Kingdom on Earth.”
• Addressing societal challenges: explored in sessions like “How the Church Underdeveloped the Nation” and “God’s Antidote to Corruption.”
• Interactive sessions: provided opportunities for discussion and application of course principles.

Overall, the course equipped participants with the knowledge, skills, and spiritual foundation to act as effective “craftsmen” and “wise master builders” who can contribute significantly to building a better future and addressing societal issues.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PROF. VINCENT ANIGBOGU.
2. REV. NIMS OBUNGE.
3. PASTOR SIMEON AFOLABI.
4. PASTOR ESTHER IBANGA.

The thirteenth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2018 with the theme “TRAINING FOR REIGNING” based on Romans 5:17, focused on equipping Christian leaders for positions of influence and impact.

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme through:

• Leadership development: emphasized through sessions like “Training for Reigning” and “Quest for Authentic Manhood.”
• Biblical examples: studied through sessions like “The Testament of Joseph” and “Journey to [City Name].” These journeys likely explored the leadership journeys of prominent biblical figures within these locations.
• Spiritual foundation: potentially addressed in sessions like “A New Dawn Rises,” which might have focused on themes like renewal and empowerment.

Overall, the course equipped participants with the knowledge, skills, and spiritual grounding necessary to effectively lead and make a positive impact in their spheres of influence.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. REV. ROBERT AMPIAH-KWOFI.
2. PROF. VINCENT ANIGBOGU

The fourteenth edition of CLASSIIIC held in September 2019 and it focused on the importance of the Holy Spirit in Christian life and ministry, with the theme “THE PERSON, THE POWER AND THE PURPOSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.”

The five-day program explored various aspects of this theme, including:

• The Holy Spirit’s significance: emphasized through sessions like “The Person, the Power and the Purpose of the Holy Spirit” and “Empty Vessels Have Nuisance Values.”
• Empowerment and dependence: addressed in sessions like “Don’t Leave Home Without It” and “The Essence of the Holy Spirit in the Believer’s Prayer Life.”
• Applications: covered in sessions like “Learning to Flow in the Gifts of the Holy Spirit” and “Business at the Speed of Christ.”

Overall, the course equipped participants with a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit’s role in their lives and ministries, empowering them to rely on and utilize the Holy Spirit’s guidance, power, and gifts for effective Christian living and service.

GUEST SPEAKERS:

1. PASTOR I.S JAMES.
2. PASTOR SOLA ADESOYE.
3. PASTOR ESTHER IBANGA.
4. PASTOR SOLA ADESOYE