What is the Congregation's Job Description?
When a church is looking for a pastor, the leaders usually have a written job description with very clear expectations—and they require the pastor to sign-off on the job description. Such a process makes it very clear what the congregation expects from the pastor.
Fair enough.
But what about the congregation's job description?
How can we be so clear on what we expect from a pastor and so clueless about what God expects from us concerning our pastor(s).
Great news! You don't have be uniformed about what God expects from you concerning your pastor(s).
Introducing...
7 Ways to Use...
The Seven Biblical Ways...
God Wants YOU to Encourage Your Pastor(s)
1. Sunday School:
For seven consecutive weeks, together, read one of the Seven Biblical Ways God Wants YOU To Encourage Your Pastor(s). When prompted in the booklet, stop and take time for Bible study, discussion, prayer, and practical application.
4. With All Ministry Leaders:
Fair enough.
But what about the congregation's job description?
How can we be so clear on what we expect from a pastor and so clueless about what God expects from us concerning our pastor(s).
Great news! You don't have be uniformed about what God expects from you concerning your pastor(s).
Introducing...
HOW can you use this tool?
I'm so glad you asked.
The Seven Biblical Ways...
God Wants YOU to Encourage Your Pastor(s)
1. Sunday School:
For seven consecutive weeks, together, read one of the Seven Biblical Ways God Wants YOU To Encourage Your Pastor(s). When prompted in the booklet, stop and take time for Bible study, discussion, prayer, and practical application.
2. Retreats:
The Seven Biblical Ways God Want's YOU to Encourage Your Pastor(s) booklet is a great for leadership retreats and fall/winter camps.
3. Small Groups:
For seven consecutive weeks, together, read one of the Seven Biblical Ways God Wants YOU To Encourage Your Pastor(s). When prompted in the booklet, stop and take time for Bible study, discussion, prayer, and practical application.
4. With All Ministry Leaders:
Use the Seven Biblical Ways God Wants YOU to Encourage Your Pastor(s) to help your adult volunteer leaders and student volunteer leaders grasp and own the value encouraging their pastor(s).
5. With Your Family:
It can be as a simple and spontaneous as a 5-10 minute discussion exploring one of the Seven Biblical Ways God Wants YOU To Encourage Your Pastor(s) after dinner one night a week. If you have a long drive together, use the car time one of the ways God wants you to encourage your pastor(s). Consider doing a family night and then invite other families from your church to join you in encouraging your pastors.
6. At the Start of Meetings:
Take 15 minutes at the start of any church/ministry meeting to explore one of the Seven Biblical Ways YOU Can Encourage Your Pastor(s). Do this until you finish the booklet. This slow drip approach will maximize learning and application.
7. Discipleship Groups:
Make the Seven Biblical God Wants YOU to Encourage Your Pastor(s) the booklet for your discipleship efforts with men, women, and youth.
7. Discipleship Groups:
Make the Seven Biblical God Wants YOU to Encourage Your Pastor(s) the booklet for your discipleship efforts with men, women, and youth.
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If you're still wondering WHY you should even bother to encourage your pastor, this is especially for you.
If you're still wondering WHY you should even bother to encourage your pastor, this is especially for you.
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