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Why It’s Great to Be a Faceless, Nameless Pastor

By Filings on Wed, 03/10/21
Church & Ministry
Humility
Pastoral Leadership
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“Unfortunately, many of the men who ‘inspired’ me in my early years of ministry were all celebrities who have since been released from their pastor jobs. Almost all of the pastors I looked up to back in 2011, 2012, 2013 are now considered cheaters, liars, abusers, drunks, and narcissists.” - C. Leaders

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josh p

NewWell-said. I’m hoping that

Wed, 03/10/21
Well-said. I’m hoping that one positive that comes out of all the celebrity pastor train wrecks is that men and women love and pray for their own pastors more.
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Josh S

NewWhat Every Pastor Should Pray

Thu, 03/11/21

“Lord, save me from fame.”

Josh Stilwell, associate pastor, Alathea Baptist Church, Des Moines, Iowa.

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