• To disciple and train ministers who serve in the Spirit of God and who are scripturally learned, doctrinally sound (Reformed), and who are of a relational/disciple-making mindset.
• To provide the training in the context of the pastors’ own ministries in familiar surroundings where overhead costs for teaching facilities are reduced tremendously.
• To produce and supply the ministers with the necessary library resources both for their own learning and for teaching their congregations.
• To provide a forum for follow-up that the ministers could access for encouragement, advice and prayer.
• To instill a vision of expanding the kingdom through planting churches, more specifically and precisely planting other pastors. Some of these pastors can be supported and sponsored by Reformed denominations, such as the PCA.
• To unite pastors in covenant groups to support each other with brotherly love, to pray for each other and to shepherd younger ministers in the same manner and theological vein as they were taught through TYRANNUS HALL.

Four cities have been selected as ministry venues for TYRANNUS HALL. The plan would entail visiting each ministry venue once per quarter doing intensive seminars. Each quarterly visit will involve 18–20 hours of instruction over the course of four days. The quarterly visits will last three years, providing a total of 216 hours of personal instruction.

Curriculum Overview: Essentials of Christian Discipleship, Survey of Biblical and Theological History, Biblical Languages, Hermeneutics, Systematic Theology, The Westminster Standards, Church History, Practical Theology/Biblical Shepherding, and Biblical Counseling.

View the June 4, 2006 Commissioning Service for Tyrannus Hall