What We Do
Seminars
Seminars are opportunities to grow as a leader throughout the year. Come gain insight from godly, wise leaders as they unpack the Scriptures and help you grow in knowledge of, affections for, and obedience to Jesus.
Development Programs
Apply for one of our Development Programs for a focused season of growth in doctrine, character, and skills. ASI offers a variety of programs to help you grow in your specific leadership context.
Residencies
Residencies with ASI give future ministry leaders the opportunity to serve and lead alongside the staff of The Austin Stone, gain practical ministry experience, and earn seminary credit hours.
Christlike Leadership
Lead like Jesus
Jesus is the perfect leader. Christian leaders follow His example to lead with intentionality, integrity, and godly character.
Lead with Jesus
Jesus is moving in the world today. Christian leaders join with Him to bring light to darkness, order to chaos, justice to injustice, and peace to strife.
Lead to Jesus
Jesus is Savior and King. Christian leaders seek to share the good news of His salvation and kingdom with all people near and far.
Upcoming Events
List of Events
Austin Stone Development Program Applications Open
The Austin Stone Development Program will be taking applicants for the 2020-2021 calendar year in the spring of 2020. For more information on this program, click here.
ASI Seminar: Faith & Politics with Dr. Russell Moore
Dr. Russell Moore, author and president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ELRC), joins us in April for our next “Learning to Listen” seminar. << Register Now to Reserve Your Seat >> At this seminar, Dr. Moore will: discuss the current political climate address the conflation that sometimes occurs with faith and politics offer frameworks for conversations with people who hold different views than you answer questions from the audience on this topic We hope by attending this seminar…
Writer Development Program Applications Open
Our Writer Development Program will be accepting applications for its 2020-2021 calendar year in the spring of 2020. For more information about this program, click here.