Every TELEIOS course is built video-first: a narrated lecture for each chapter or unit, ready for online and hybrid programs, small groups, and self-paced study. Here are the first lessons of two courses.
A parachurch ministry rooted in the Great Commission
TELEIOS is a parachurch organization rooted in the Great Commission. We serve the body of Christ by partnering with churches and Christian training and education programs to help them implement high-impact, sound, and missional frameworks for making disciples and training ministers.
How we serve
Partnering with the church, not replacing it
Churches: discipleship pathways and ministry training that follow believers from their first steps in Christ into service.
Bible colleges and training programs: sound, ready-to-teach courses with books and video lectures for classroom, hybrid, and online study.
Our vision
Grown up in Christ
The Greek word teleios describes something that has reached the goal for which it was made. The King James Version usually renders it “perfect.” The New Testament uses it of believers who have grown up in Christ, mature in their thinking and able to take solid food.
“…which is Christ in you, the hope of glory: whom we preach, warning every man, and teaching every man in all wisdom; that we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus.”Colossians 1:27–28, KJV
That is the vision of TELEIOS: to see every believer made complete in Christ.
Our mission
Equipping the saints to serve
TELEIOS is a parachurch Christian education and consulting ministry. Our mission is to help fulfill the Great Commission by enabling people at every level of Christian life and education to gain the instruction, answers, experience, and guidance they need to use their gifts to serve Christ anywhere.
“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.”Matthew 28:19–20, KJV
The Great Commission is the foundation of everything we do.
Equipping the saints
For every gathering of God’s people
From the baptismal waters to the classroom, TELEIOS materials serve the whole life of the church: worship, study, fellowship, care, and the training of leaders.
“For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ.” Ephesians 4:12, KJV
A spectrum of disciple-making
One path, from first steps to ministry
TELEIOS materials are built as one continuous spectrum. They follow a believer all the way through a chosen path, whether ministry training or service in the local church.
1
Following Christ
Growing On Purpose: foundations for intentional discipleship
2
Reading Scripture
Interpreting God’s Word, with Thinking Theologically
3
Defending the Faith
Apologia, Volumes I and II, with The Bible Among Ancient Texts
4
Equipped to Serve
Truth for Your Calling and New Testament Greek
Programs
Ways to start
Four ready-made programs drawn from the TELEIOS courses, for schools, pastors, churches, and young adults. Each one can begin with a free pilot unit.
For online & hybrid schools
Online-ready course kits
Every course, video-first
Each course arrives ready for an online classroom, with the teaching already recorded.
A narrated video lecture for every unit
Slides and readings
Quiz bank and assessments
8-week and 15-week schedules
Files ready to add to Canvas, Moodle, Populi, or Google Classroom
For pastors and leaders who serve the church while working another job. Watch a lesson and read a short section when you have time, and work through the core of ministry training in order.
Interpreting God’s Word
Thinking Theologically
Truth for Your Calling
Apologia, Volumes I and II
Video lectures for every lesson, and a certificate of completion
Churches and associations can sponsor their pastors.
Choose any unit of a TELEIOS course or church module, and we will provide it free for one class or group for one term. There is no cost and no obligation.
Choose a unit. Pick the course or module and the class or group that will use it.
Teach it for a term. You receive the unit, its video lecture, the teaching or leader’s notes, and the quiz or discussion questions.
Talk it over. At the end we review how it went. If it served your people well, we prepare a quote tailored to your program.
Courses & books
The TELEIOS catalog
Each course can be taught on its own or as part of a sequence, in the classroom, online, or in the local church.
Discipleship · Where the path begins
Growing On Purpose
Foundations for Intentional Discipleship
A twelve-module discipleship journey for church-based formation. Each session combines biblical teaching, a Scripture focus, personal reflection, group discussion, practical application, and memory work. A companion leader guide equips pastors and lay leaders to facilitate.
Participant workbookLeader guideSmall groups and new-believer pathways
Every believer interprets Scripture; the question is whether we interpret it well. Readers learn to discover what the biblical authors meant by asking the right questions about history, culture, author, audience, genre, and words, and then to read each passage in light of the whole Bible.
Nine chaptersCase studiesVideo lecturesPaperback & Kindle coming soon
For believers who want their questions about Bible doctrine settled. In one volume and plain language, it covers Scripture, the Triune God and the gifts of the Spirit, man and sin, salvation, the church, and last things. Each chapter explains the major positions fairly, then leads the reader through the texts to the conclusions Scripture supports.
23 chaptersCharts of the major viewsVideo lecturesPaperback & Kindle coming soon
Also available in two volumes as Theology for Kingdom Ministry.
The biblical basis and history of apologetics, sound reasoning and common fallacies, the major apologetic methods, worldview analysis, and answers to the major objections to the faith, practiced in real conversation.
The positive case for the faith: arguments for God’s existence, the transmission and reliability of Scripture, archaeology and the New Testament world, Jesus outside the New Testament, the claims of Christ, and the resurrection.
A First-Year Course in Biblical Greek, with Syntax for Exegesis
From the alphabet to reading the Greek New Testament in two semesters, built on morphology and frequency-based vocabulary, with a syntax spotlight in every unit that shows how grammar shapes interpretation.
Places the Old Testament in its ancient Near Eastern historical, cultural, and literary setting, and asks what comparison with surrounding texts does and does not establish about the Bible’s message.
Trains students to reason from Scripture rather than begin with conclusions: meaning before conclusion, context and genre, valid inference, and holding each conclusion with the certainty the evidence supports.
Also available: materials in New Testament backgrounds, comparative religion, and biblical studies.
How it works
Use as much or as little as you need
TELEIOS resources are designed to strengthen an existing curriculum, not replace it.
Video lectures for every unit
A video lecture for every course book, chapter, and unit, ready for online and hybrid programs or for students reviewing on their own.
Complete courses
A student text with an instructor’s edition: teaching notes, homework, assessments, rubrics, and semester schedules.
Single chapters & readings
Any chapter or unit on its own, as an assigned reading or a supplement to a course you already teach.
Curriculum consulting
Help planning a course sequence, a program schedule, or a discipleship pathway for a church, institute, or school.
Pricing
Every program receives a pricing guide tailored to it, and any program can start with a free pilot unit. When you write, tell us how you plan to deliver the material (print, digital, or video) and which Bible translation your program uses.
About the founder/developer
J. Anthony Myers, M.T.S.
Pastor · Teacher · Writer · Curriculum developer
J. Anthony Myers is a pastor. He has served as a lead pastor, a discipleship pastor, and a worship pastor, and his heart is to see believers grow complete in Christ.
Alongside that pastoral work he has written and taught college-level courses in hermeneutics, New Testament, Greek, systematic theology, and comparative religion. He writes the TELEIOS courses for the classroom and for the local church he knows firsthand.
In more than a decade of teaching theology, Bible interpretation, and New Testament Greek in the classroom and from the pulpit, he has spent thousands of hours with diverse groups of learners, which has given him rich experience as a teacher.
Students learn to reach conclusions from the text of Scripture. Where Bible-believing Christians differ, each position is presented fairly before students are led to the conclusions the text supports.
EducationMaster of Theological Studiesmagna cum laude, NationsUniversity
Bachelor of Religious Education
Calvary Christian College & Seminary
TeachingInstructor & Registrar
Resurrection Theological Institute. Authored and taught undergraduate and graduate courses in systematic theology, comparative religion, New Testament, Greek, and hermeneutics.
Pastoral ministryLead pastor
Led a congregation in every area of its life and ministry.
Discipleship pastorWorship pastor
Endorsement
“The Church does not need less theology. It needs theology that is biblically faithful, accessible, and transformative. In Theology for Kingdom Ministry, J. Anthony Myers brilliantly demonstrates that theological depth and practical ministry are not competing priorities. This is a compelling resource for those who desire not simply to know more about God, but to know Him more deeply.”
Pastor Jermaine McNeilCampus Pastor, Bridge Church Greenbrier · PhD Candidate, Kairos University
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