ADULLAM BIBLE INSTITUTE 

Prof Dr,Rev, Joel k Ngetich 

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• Faculty Profile: Prof. Joel K. Ngetich
• Biography
Prof. Joel K. Ngetich is a dedicated academic, leader, and lecturer at **Adullam Bible Institute**. Combining a strong foundation in rigorous intellectual pursuits with a deep commitment to faith-based leadership, Prof. Ngetich plays a pivotal role in equipping the next generation of Christian leaders, ministers, and nation-builders.
His academic approach emphasizes the seamless integration of sound biblical doctrine with practical excellence, ensuring that students are prepared to serve effectively both within the church and across various sectors of society.
 Core Areas of Focus & Expertise
 * **Biblical Leadership Development:** Training and mentoring individuals based on foundational biblical paradigms of leadership and governance.
 * **Theological Education:** Delivering instruction focused on sound doctrine, spiritual growth, and the role of the body of Christ in the marketplace.
 * **Community & Nation Building:** Teaching ethics, principles, and values necessary for transformational societal development.
Professional Highlights
> *"Transforming lives through the intersection of rigorous academic study and authentic spiritual growth."*
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 * **Current Position:** Lecturer, Adullam Bible Institute
 * **Key Strengths:** Curriculum delivery, pastoral mentoring, theological research, and community leadership mobilization.

World message from chairman Tomeo Gressard :

World Broadcasting Message: 

Week 24 of 2021 - Marine Foundation News:

 

World Football Youth Association will start with the Gambia. I have spent the last two months in Africa, and maybe this short video can inspire you of the kind of beautiful programs that can easily change the lives of thousands and thousands of children almost immediately. You can find the video on the report or directly below on Youtube. For the information, please go to our World football Youth Association's page and do not miss the first MARINE SPORTS ACADEMY initiated by Mr. Kamel Benzekri and which started in Morocco. The Marine Foundation's sponsorship will begin this year to take the program and multiply it throughout Africa. 



https://marinef.org/week-24-2021/

Whoever wants to be great must become a servant.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,We serve by serving others. The world defines greatness in terms of power, possessions, prestige, and position 

     Marine Foundation’s kenya , however, measured greatness in terms of service, not status. God determines your greatness by how many people you serve, not how many people serve you.

       This is so contrary to the world's idea of greatness that we have a hard time understanding it, much less practicing it.

     The disciples argued about who deserved the most prominent position, and 2,000 years later,Africans leaders still jockey for position and prominence in countries , denominations, and parachurch ministries.

     Thousands of books have been written on leadership, but few on servanthood. Everyone wants to lead; no one wants to be a servant. We would rather be generals than leaders. Even Christians want to be " servant- leaders", not just plain servants.

      But to be like Jesus is to be a servant. That's what He called Himself 


MARINE FOUNDATIONS, KENYA 

 marine foundation,..........Define formation

MARINE FOUNDATIONS, KENYA, HAS HEADQUARTERS AT JAPAN 

Foundations Objective

 Factors media COMES from headquarters by executives chairman

 Review foundation Previous Findings strategy 

Identify the Potential Factors

Based on Framework

Enhance of Framework to Indicate the Effect of Factors. 

Adoption and the Performance of foundation 

Propose the Hypothesis of the Study

Select Research Method

Pilot Study

Data Collection

Analyze Data

Conclusion. 

No Executive chairman 

Consectetur

Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

**✅ Sample Lecture Outline**

### **Course:** Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div)  
**Module:** Pastoral Ministry & Leadership  
**Lecture Title:** Biblical Leadership: The Servant Leader Model  
**Lecture Number:** PLD 201 – Module 1  

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#### **Learning Objectives**
By the end of this lecture, students will be able to:
- Explain the difference between worldly leadership and biblical servant leadership.
- Identify key biblical principles and examples of servant leadership.
- Apply servant leadership principles in church, family, and community contexts.
- Evaluate their own leadership style against the example of Jesus.

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#### **Key Bible Passages** (Memorize & Study)
- Mark 10:42-45
- Philippians 2:5-11
- Matthew 20:25-28
- John 13:1-17 (Foot washing)
- 1 Peter 5:1-4

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#### **Lecture Content**

**1. Introduction: The Crisis of Leadership Today**  
- Current leadership models in Africa and globally (power, money, titles, control).  
- Why the Church needs a different model.  
- Thesis: True greatness in God’s Kingdom is measured by servanthood, not position.

**2. The Worldly Model vs The Kingdom Model**  
| Aspect | Worldly Leadership | Biblical Servant Leadership |
|---------------------|-----------------------------|---------------------------------|
| Source of Power | Position & Authority | Character & Humility |
| Goal | Self-promotion | Service & Glory of God |
| Measure of Success | Number of followers | Christlikeness & Fruitfulness |
| Example | Gentile rulers (Mark 10:42) | Jesus Christ |

**3. The Heart of Servant Leadership (Philippians 2:5-11)**  
- Jesus’ mindset (v5)  
- Humility and self-emptying (kenosis)  
- Obedience to the point of death  
- God’s exaltation of the humble servant

**4. Practical Expressions of Servant Leadership**  
- **Servant Leadership is Sacrificial** (Mark 10:45)  
- **Servant Leadership is Relational** (John 13 – washing feet)  
- **Servant Leadership is Responsible** (1 Peter 5:1-4 – shepherding, not lording)  
- **Servant Leadership is Visionary** – Equipping others instead of controlling them.

**5. African & Kenyan Context**  
- How tribalism, “Big Man” syndrome, and prosperity gospel distort leadership.  
- Biblical antidote: Leadership that builds the nation through godly character and service.  
- Case studies: Nehemiah, Joseph, Deborah, Paul.

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#### **Practical Applications**
1. Church ministry – How pastors and leaders can serve instead of being served.  
2. Marriage and family – Husband as servant-leader.  
3. Community development – Using leadership to transform society.  
4. Personal audit: “Am I using my position to serve or to be served?”

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#### **Discussion Questions** (for online forum or class)
1. How does the example of Jesus in John 13 challenge your current understanding of leadership?  
2. Share one area in your life/ministry where you struggle with pride or desire for recognition.  
3. How can we raise a new generation of servant leaders in Kenyan churches?

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#### **Assignment**
**Write a 800–1000 word reflection paper** on:  
“Evaluating My Leadership Style in Light of Mark 10:45.”  
Include at least 3 practical changes you will make in the next 30 days.

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University of Disability 

PROJECT:Marine foundations University of Disability

Executive chairman:TOMEO ROBERT D.M-GRESSARD

Project Leader:JOEL K NGETICH

Project Defined By:JOEL K NGETICH

Project Working Group:Experts to be arranged about other necessary subjects from Different countries Japan,Germany,UA,UK,France,Kenya,others) 

PHASES:(We proposed to consider these emphases in order and also in parallel)

1.Design of University Building[Disability]

1.A.1.Programduetosurvey

A.Demand Survey for University

i. Population of land

ii. 2025 projection

iii. Type of University[Disability] 

iv. Size of University

v. Capacity of University

B.Estimated Investment for this project

C.Start and completion dates of the Project

1.A.2.Program due to Marine foundations/Mission

1.B.Arranging general education and administration program content of university(Defined

Below)

1.C.Arranging University area

A.Preliminary Survey(LandSurvey,Catastrophy Survey,etc)

1.D.designing the university building due to general education and administration program

1.E.taking the necessary permissions for the university construction

2.Construction of Buildings

3.Supplying Infrastructure for Building

4.Arranging Academic/Non-Academic Person

5.Supplying Technical,scientific,educational equipments/devices for each University

programs

6.Arranging education calendar and students call person with Disabilities 

1.B.UNIVERSITY GENERAL EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM CONTENT

NOTE:Please note that,each faculty,each department,each units,etc could be new building,

new room,new office,new system,etc.So This PHASE is very important and must be UNIVERSITY:Marine foundation university of Disability

BOARD OF TRUSTEES*

RECTORATE:

-Rectorate

-Academic Council

-Board of Directors

-Rectorate Departments

🔷Vice Rector-1

🔷Vice Rector-2

🔷Vice Rector-3

🔷 Vice Rector-4

🔷Vice Rector-5

🔷Rector Secretariat

🔷Secretaries

🔷General Secretary

-Administrative Departments

🔷Department of Human Development andSocial Communications with persons with disabilities 

🔷Department of Academic Services

🔷Department of Accounting

🔷Department of Marketing and Technical Development

🔷 Department of Procurement

🔷 Department of Structural Subdivisions

🔷 Department of Human Resources

🔷 Department of Juridical

🔷 Department of International Affairs

🔷 Department of Management and Administration

🔷 Department of Capital Construction

🔷 Department of Security Service

🔷 Department of Media Communication

-Quality Assurance and Control

-Medical Center-Breakfast,Lunch & DinnerCanteen-Cafeteria,wheelchair Tables

-Publishing Center

-Library

-Car Parks

-Transport

-Academic Public Housing

-Student Residence with disabilities requirements 

-ConferenceHalls

CommunicationCenter(TV,Radio,Internet,Wifi,Call center)

FACULTIES:(in alphabetic brailles)

INSTITTUTES:

CLUBS:-Student Clubs .1000243053.jpg

Head department in help of others sponsors

HYDROGEN ELECTRICITY AND CARS POWERED BY HYDROGEN 

With dedication of Japan hydrogen power supply substitute with high prices of fuel in Nairobi is best  change to hydrogen costs low consumption as it uses 20 litres of water to travel 120 kilometres, it not amazing? Marine Foundations kenya has been proudly providing ideas of bring to kenya with hydrogen projects from Japan. 


We have now established the system for licensed members of the Marine Foundation to earn a living by supporting world projects development. We are soon taking off in substance in Guinea Conakry, Guinea Bissau, Cote d'Ivoire, Uganda, the Gambia, Senegal, and Ethiopia. First, however, you will need to hear of the miracle exploit of the DWB (week 35), and I suppose it will be part of the surprise. In the meantime, click here to look at the contribution page containing all that a sponsor or investor needs to know about the Marine Foundation. (also the link to the MFT opportunity for members)