Ministry Is A High Calling Aim Low PDF Download

This handbook is written to and for the children of God, the Body of Christ, who are called for ministry. The aim and purpose is to equip for the work that the Lord has called them for. How to handle their leadership role, endeavoring not to bring disrepute to this honorable call. King Solomon gives us brilliant ingredients for life. He advises us to have two goals; wisdom - that is, knowing and doing right and common sense. Do not let them slip away, for they fill you with living energy and are a feather in your cap. Proverbs 3:21-22 (LivB) Heavenly wisdom is what we desire to do ministry. It is good and necessary to have academic wisdom, yet so many a times, since this is God's work, we need the wisdom that comes from above. Through experience, I believe this training will prevent a minister of the gospel from falling into unnecessary traps of foolishness. The sadness that we see today is seeing pastors going to divorce courts to undo the covenant that was made in the presence of God and many witnesses. The understanding is mostly that people come to church to be taught how to honor this important institution, how to stay married and how to solve issues using the word of God.Servants of the Most High are to be teachers and not molesters. The ordination classes are given as a final check to have ingrained in the prospective minister, tools that will be necessary in this high calling. It is also to alert of the tactics of the enemy. A minister enters his or her calling, with no intention to molest the body of Christ. The tools given will help the future minister as well the reader to build their own boundaries. Over the years, I observed a necessity that would bridge a gap between zeal and ignorance. To bring God's people to spiritual intelligence and to seriously conform to reverential fear of the Lord. Yes we're are all prone to mistakes from which we get our lessons. Yet with monitoring and being taught, a lot can be minimized.