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Merry Christmas What They Don’t Teach Me in Seminary Coming in May 2020! Pre-order this for your Pastor for Christmas! Pastors order this for yourself for Christmas! Pre-order now@ https://ift.tt/2s1sRMj Seminary don’t teach you about the opposition that you will face as a pastor in a church. This opposition is not a devil walking around the church in a red jumpsuit with horns and a pitchfork. This opposition will be the reasonable looking people who voted you in as their pastor. They will not follow you the way God is leading because churches are now more corporate and political then they are spiritual. These corporate and political factors along with other sensibilities of the modern-day church can make it the synagogue of Satan. This can be very frustrating to an educated man who can have more options than most uneducated men. "A Duke University study in 2007 found that 85 percent of seminary graduates leave the ministry within five years, and only one in 10 retire as a pastor." I agree with this study at Duke University. This book is about how the pastor must learn how to come against the synagogue of Satan that resides in most of our 21-century churches. (Revelation 3:9) If the pastor is not prepared for this task of facing opposition, he will not succeed in most of our churches today. In seminary they teach pastors how to preach and not how-to pastor. This is only half the job in the 21-century church. If pastors are not taught about the influence of the synagogue of Satan, they will enter the ministry with unrealistic expectations. Seminaries must train pastors like spiritual soldiers who are going off to war. Pastors must be prepared to face the synagogue of Satan in our churches. Coming in May 2020 my new book entitled, "What They Don’t Teach Me in Seminary." Pre-order this for your Pastor for Christmas! Pastors order this for yourself for Christmas! Pre-order now@ https://ift.tt/2s1sRMj
Monday, December 23, 2019
#MondayMotivation What They Don’t Teach Me in Seminary Coming in May 2020 my new book entitled, "What They Don’t Teach Me in Seminary." Pre-order this for your Pastor for Christmas! Pastors order this for yourself for Christmas! Pre-order now@ https://ift.tt/2s1sRMj Seminary don’t teach you about the opposition that you will face as a pastor in a church. This opposition is not a devil walking around the church in a red jumpsuit with horns and a pitchfork. This opposition will be the reasonable looking people who voted you in as their pastor. They will not follow you the way God is leading because churches are now more corporate and political then they are spiritual. These corporate and political factors along with other sensibilities of the modern-day church can make it the synagogue of Satan. This can be very frustrating to an educated man who can have more options than most uneducated men. "A Duke University study in 2007 found that 85 percent of seminary graduates leave the ministry within five years, and only one in 10 retire as a pastor." I agree with this study at Duke University. This book is about how the pastor must learn how to come against the synagogue of Satan that resides in most of our 21-century churches. (Revelation 3:9) If the pastor is not prepared for this task of facing opposition, he will not succeed in most of our churches today. In seminary they teach pastors how to preach and not how-to pastor. This is only half the job in the 21-century church. If pastors are not taught about the influence of the synagogue of Satan, they will enter the ministry with unrealistic expectations. Seminaries must train pastors like spiritual soldiers who are going off to war. Pastors must be prepared to face the synagogue of Satan in our churches. Coming in May 2020 my new book entitled, "What They Don’t Teach Me in Seminary." Pre-order this for your Pastor for Christmas! Pastors order this for yourself for Christmas! Pre-order now@ https://ift.tt/2s1sRMj
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