Find your starting point
Choose an invitation that fits your questions and experience. You can return to foundations or change direction as you learn.
TEHIYYAH / LEARNING & FORMATION
How Tehiyyah works
The formation pathway within Tehiyyah’s Pastoral Care, Discipleship and Teaching arm.
VIDEO INTRODUCTION
How Tehiyyah works
A guided overview of the process and learning at your own pace.
VIDEO COMING SOON
This introduction is being prepared. You can explore the written guide on this page now.
Read the video transcript
Teaching opens Scripture faithfully. Discipleship connects learning with prayer, obedience and regular review. Pastoral care attends to people’s circumstances and support needs. Books provide depth, the curriculum gives that depth an accessible order, and guided practice brings learning into life. Together, they shape a structured path to growth that helps Christians engage with God’s grace through learning, prayer, obedience, and daily practice.
Explore your pathway
See how your focus connects with the nine movements, from BELIEVE to HOPE. Read the availability labels before choosing a resource.
Learn from Scripture
Read the passages in context and engage with the teaching. Use text, and audio or video when those formats become available.
Reflect and pray
Ask honest questions, examine your understanding, and respond to God. Keep unresolved questions for further study or discussion.
Practise what you learn
Choose one specific response in daily life: an act of obedience, a conversation, a habit to change, or practical service.
Review with others
Explain the teaching in your own words and invite thoughtful feedback. A trusted believer or local church can support your growth.
Continue and help others
Revisit what you need, continue into further learning, and support another person as you become ready.
ONE CONNECTED TEACHING FOUNDATION
Different formats.
A shared purpose.
Books
Depth and sustained exploration of Scripture and Christian life.
Curriculum
A purposeful sequence connecting learning objectives, Scripture, reflection, and practice.
Self-paced guides
A manageable way to study, respond, pause, revisit, and review.
New Humanity — NH
The developing YouTube teaching channel connecting biblical understanding with daily discipleship.
Tehiyyah in Motion
Animated expressions of the teaching, beginning with foundation-stage prototypes.
Discipleship companions
Developing guidance for mentors, teachers, and small groups.
The complete curriculum, books, guides, videos, and animation programme are in development. The introductory seven-day guide is available now.
LEARN AT YOUR PACE
Make space for
understanding and practice.
The developing curriculum will offer a guided 48-week schedule. Self-paced learners will be able to work through the same modules more slowly, pause, and revisit foundations. The seven-day introductory guide already supports this flexible approach.
Each planned module brings together core Scripture, clear teaching, understanding checks, reflection, practice, prayer, and review. Written teaching will support those who cannot watch or listen.
Essential
The core passage, teaching, and practical response.
Deeper study
Optional supporting passages, book sections, and further questions.
Discipler preparation
Planned facilitator notes, likely misunderstandings, and discussion guidance.
Seven steps.
A flexible rhythm.
- Acquire
- Read the passage and engage with its teaching.
- Retrieve
- Recall what you learned without looking at your notes.
- Connect
- Relate the teaching to other Scripture and everyday life.
- Defend
- Explain the belief and its reasons thoughtfully and respectfully.
- Teach
- Explain the central idea simply, aloud or in writing.
- Apply
- Choose and practise a concrete response.
- Review
- Revisit your understanding, questions, and practical response.
These are learning steps, not seven compulsory consecutive days. Take the time you need and combine independent study with a mentor or small group where possible.
Growth is more than a score.
Understanding checks help identify what needs further explanation. They do not measure your worth, certify spiritual maturity, or determine your standing before God.