What you’ll learn, term by term.
Select an academy to see its full course of study. Every course includes live teaching, replays, reading, and a practical assignment.
Dominion Academy exists to equip believers to move from personal bondage into freedom, from freedom into responsibility for others, and from individual ministry into strategic Kingdom influence.
The biblical pattern is drawn especially from Obadiah 17–21, where Mount Zion becomes the place of deliverance, holiness, possession, the rising of saviors, the judging of hostile mountains, and the establishment of the Lord’s Kingdom.
The goal, therefore, is not simply to produce people who have been delivered. Dominion Academy seeks to raise believers who become saviors, righteous judges, and strategic representatives of the Kingdom of God.
The first responsibility of dominion is personal. Students are equipped to understand spiritual realities, recognize areas of bondage and oppression, appropriate the finished work of Christ, possess their spiritual inheritance, and establish a consistent life of freedom, holiness, authority, and dominion.
To help students understand their identity and authority in Christ, experience personal freedom, and learn to live consistently in spiritual victory.
Students will learn to identify areas of bondage, apply biblical truth to personal struggles, pray effectively, resist oppression, build healthy spiritual habits, and walk confidently in their authority in Christ.
The emphasis is on gaining victory in the immediate and personal areas of spiritual conflict.
Biblical deliverance is not intended to end with the individual. Those who have experienced freedom are called to become instruments through whom God brings freedom to others. Students are therefore trained to become mature, biblically grounded, spiritually discerning, compassionate, and competent ministers of truth and deliverance.
To move students beyond personal freedom and equip them to become instruments of healing, restoration, truth, and deliverance in the lives of others.
Students will learn to pray for others, share biblical truth, support people through mentoring and discipleship, serve in ministry teams, and use their testimony and experience to strengthen others.
The emphasis moves from personal victory to serving, strengthening, restoring, mentoring, and delivering others.
The highest expression of Dominion Academy training moves beyond isolated personal problems into larger territories, systems, structures, institutions, cultures, and spheres of influence.
To equip students to understand larger spiritual and systemic challenges and become strategic Kingdom representatives wherever God places them.
Students will learn to identify systemic problems, develop prayer and ministry strategies, influence their workplaces and communities, bring biblical wisdom into decision-making, and participate in meaningful Kingdom transformation.
The emphasis is on understanding the larger battlefield, discerning systems and territories, addressing root causes, and advancing Kingdom purposes into places of influence.
One live session per course each week — recorded the same day — plus reading and a short practical assignment. Expect 6–7 hours per week in total.
Complete course descriptions, reading lists, and instructor bios in one PDF.
Download catalog