Personal Transformation Workshop
Vienna, Austria
March 19–21, 2010
NLBI Instructor — Certification Seminar — By: H. M. Motsinger. Ed. D.

Schedule:
March 19 18:00 – 21:00
March 20 9:00 – 12:30
14:00 – 17:30
March 21 9:30 – 12:30

Location:
LeanOnMe! Jugend- und Sozialzentrum,
Eduard Suess Gasse 1 (Ecklokal),
1150 Wien

Introduction
A. This seminar is based on the following scriptures: Romans 12:1-2;
2 Corinthians 5:20; Philippians 25-8; Timothy 2:1-2; 2 Peter 3:18.
B. This 12-hour seminar is for those wanting to teach the NLBI curriculum. It applies
to church leaders, ministers, missionaries, teachers and/or counselors.
C. Four NLBI lessons will be taught using NLBI’s responsive teaching model.
D. Participants can study these four lessons online prior to the seminar.

Seminar Schedule

A. Hours 1-2: Demonstration of the Responsive Teaching Model
Course I: A Sense of Self
Unit 1: Who Am I?
Lesson 2: I Am of Great Value!

B. Hour 3: Discussion of The Responsive Teaching Model…Heart, Head and
Hands…Review list of all NLBI courses. “Instructor’s Guide.” PP 1-23. It is online.

C. Hours 4-5: Demonstration of the Responsive Teaching Model
Course II: A Sense of Family John 3:16; I Sam 20:1-42
Unit 8: Relationships
Lesson 2: Understanding Self and Others

D. Hour 6: Major NLB Concepts
1. Love vss Fear. 2 Tim 1:7; I John 4:7-21
2. Power of a touch

E. Hours 7-8: Demonstration of the Responsive Teaching Model
Course I: A Sense of Self
Unit 2: Understanding Our Behavior
Lesson 1: Why Did I Do That?

F. Hour 9: Reaching the heart
1. The 5SF Plan for transforming behavior.
2. Listen, so they will talk.

G. Hours 10-11: Demonstration of the Responsive Teaching Model
Course I: A Sense of Self
Unit 2: Understanding Our Behavior: Motivation
Lesson 4: Human Needs and Values

H. Hour 12: Closing Activities
1. Turn in instructor evaluation and accountability form.
2. Present certificates and take lots of pictures

For more than 25 years NewLife Behavior Ministries, including NewLife Behavior International,
has provided the curriculum and taught seminars on personal transformation.
This curriculum, developed by Dr. H.M. Motsinger, guides the student to a biblical self
image and behavior patterns while providing a framework for accountability and positive
response. The emphasis is on reconciling men and women to God, their family and the
community. These “transformed” people make shining examples and models wherever
they go. While many Christians appear to still “conform to the world”, a faithful disciple
serves, models and teaches by example, the true Christian life. And as Bryant observes,
“If one serves others in the name of Jesus, then the name of Jesus becomes dear to those
who witness that service.”

The training is available free of cost for individuals, local congregations, prison ministries,
preacher training schools, colleges, missionaries and mission churches.
Because of the intense time frame we will not attempt to translate to German.

For enrollment and further questions please contact Scott Hayes.
Scott Hayes
+43 6998 1945 902
hayesvienna@gmail.com