If you would like to grow spiritually as a Christian and learn practical lessons from the Bible that will help you, then you’re at the right place.
Dr. Patrick Briney is an author, speaker, scientist, minister and teacher of practical Christianity worldwide. Blending professional training in science as a microbiologist and over forty years of ministry experience as a missionary/pastor, Dr. Briney offers unique and practical teaching relevant for discipling others today. Dr. Briney has created and led workshops and seminars for thousands of people globally.
Resources for Spiritual Growth
Check out our list of resources for Christian discipleship, prayer, and growing as a Christian.
Online Courses
Learn directly from Dr. Briney in his online courses. These courses are designed to take you on your journey of spiritual growth. The first course to be launched is on the topic of prayer.
Teaching and Speaking
Want to learn more about Jesus Christ and follow Him as His disciple? Learn from Dr. Briney as he teaches how to disciple. How To Multiply Your Life for Christ will also soon be available.
Books
This year we are excited to be launching two books about prayer. Other books will follow soon including Answers to Bible Questions, Romans, The Revelation of Jesus Christ, and others.
BOOKS
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Dr. Briney's life verse
"Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God."
I Corinthians 10:31
RECENT POSTS
Growing The New Testament Way
Discover how the New Testament can guide you on your journey of spiritual growth. This lesson will demonstrate how the books of the New Testament serve as a map for maturing as a Christian. They
What To Do After Losing A Loved One
When my wife and I sat down to settle my dad’s estate, I needed a beginning point. I copied the lists from my book, which I had already thoughtfully prepared. Then I personalized the list
Thankful For God’s Promise
The Pilgrims suffered the harsh winter and most perished. Yet, they praised God and expressed uncommon thankfulness. For what were they thankful? In their own writings, they explain.
