* WARNING * (This series of posts may cause discomfort at the humanity of pastors.)
I dedicated my 20′s to one basic idea : impact as many people as possible. Take every opportunity. I tried to grow, learn, and study everything I could get my hands on related to church leadership. That sounds good, right? Noble? Truthfully it’s a little bit good and a whole lot sinister.
You see I experienced my 20′s in an era of church ministry that sold the idea to all young, zealous, eager and soon-to-be pastors that I could be a megachurch pastor. That was the holy grail. The money, the fame, the demand for your time/gifts, the powerful relationships and the life significance (insert chest-beating and ape-like grunts here).
Now as I start this series understand I’m not saying that it’s wrong to be a megachurch pastor. I know many are there because of God’s calling and have what I trust to be very pure hearts. This series of posts is more about chronicling my journey that I’ve found represents a generation of pastors. Thanks for listening in as I try to express what God is teaching me. Tune in tomorrow.


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