Call to Ministry

We release missionaries from our churches and send them off to where the church is not and where the church is weak.

Packer’s parting message to the church is a call to action and a profound challenge and responsibility for her shepherds.

Leaders must care for the spiritual, emotional, relational, physical, intellectual, and practical dimensions of their lives—not only for their own spiritual and personal flourishing but also for the flourishing of those around them.

As I spoke with different missions organizations and investigated further, I discovered the tremendous need for trained, qualified teachers to equip Christians overseas in biblical studies.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about navigating the line of mentorship within ministry.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about ways to stay positive within a ministry role.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about what to pay attention to, and what questions to ask when being interviewed by a search committee.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about individuals recovering from porn addiction and the dangers of allowing it to grow.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about the process of redemption and repentance within ministry.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about how pastors in various circumstances can best prepare for sermons while using the time they have efficiently.

In this episode, Hershael York talks about the importance of rest and taking care of oneself while actively doing ministry.

In this episode, Hershael York discusses the challenges that Pastor’s face at various times in their ministry. If you’re not a Pastor, this episode provides insight on what the role looks like from behind the pulpit.

In this episode, Hershael York explains how God reveals His will within a Pastor’s ministry calling.

We must be marked not merely by the courage to do battle when necessary but also the gentleness, wisdom, and endurance needed to win the peace.

Pastors are sinners dealing with sinners, so criticism is inevitable while ministering in a fallen world.

In our fallen world, sin knows no boundaries, sheep bite, wolves creep into churches, and life is hard.

One day every shepherd will give an accounting to the Chief Shepherd. May we be able to offer a good report from every stage.

Without a Christ-centered desire to be useful to his church, personal preference and comfort become the deciding factors. When that happens, we have become consumers, and the church is our product.