About This School

The School of Identity & Purpose helps students understand identity, belonging, restoration, and purpose through Scripture, with special attention to the lessons found in the Prodigal Son. Students examine how distance, shame, confusion, restoration, relationship with the Father, and renewed identity affect the way believers understand their lives and assignments.

School Objectives

• Establish identity in Christ and relationship with the Father.
• Study restoration and sonship through the Prodigal Son.
• Recognize false identities, shame, and limiting beliefs.
• Connect identity with calling, purpose, and service.
• Develop practical steps for living from a restored biblical identity.

Who This School Is For

Believers who struggle with identity or purpose, students seeking clarity concerning calling, and ministry leaders who want biblical tools for helping others discover identity and direction.

ROJU University Core Courses

These university-wide biblical and spiritual foundation courses are required for Programs in this School unless a Program is explicitly marked Not Required.

Required Courses

These are specialized courses currently assigned to Programs within this School. The selected Program page is the final authority for that Program’s exact required course list.

Program-specific required courses are being added. Students may still review the Programs currently offered by this School.

School-Specific Requirements

• Complete the ROJU University Core Curriculum.
• Complete all required courses assigned to the selected program.
• Complete any school-specific practicum, ministry project, or field assignment required by the program.

Completion Requirements

• Complete the University Core Curriculum.
• Complete all required program courses and assessments.
• Complete required practical assignments or ministry experiences.
• Meet the completion requirements of the selected program.

Programs Offered

Select the Program you want to explore. A School may offer one Program now and additional Programs later without changing the School structure.