As a minister, you need to check our motives. It may surprise you that behind many of your love for ministry and mighty move of God through you, there is a lust attached. Really, what makes you desire to pastor a large church? What is the real motive behind holding a large crusade?…
The Scripture cannot be broken. Proverbs 27:17 (ESV) says, “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another”. There will always be a good reason for ministers of the Gospel to come together in order to pray, brainstorm, and sharpen one another…
Today, I will want us to consider the above topic with particular reference to Bishop David Abioye, a man who is an apostle of stewardship even as in his capacity as one of the God’s General’s of our time. He said, “Ministry is a call, not what you desire. I needed
Evangelist Mike Bamiloye wrote: Some years ago, my brethren and I went for Anglican Drama Ministers’ (ANDRAM) Conference in one of the cities in the North. Then, a woman who had been a fan of Mount Zion heard that we were in town and came to visit us….
Don’t forget that the aim of this detailed personality study is to teach and train upcoming Christian entrepreneurs, business persons, and industrialist so that they may not fall into the pitfalls of those that have gone ahead of them. We need to learn from the strength…
Once upon a time, there was a pastor who went out into a village to extend the gospel of Christ in a town. After preaching the gospel, they saw a choice land, a large expanse of land which they thought was good for the gospel. Upon investigation, he was told that the only herbalist in the town…
SPIRITUAL FATHER vs SPIRITUAL SON “And without all contradiction the less is blessed of the better” (Heb. 7:7). God Himself ordained spiritual sonship. We all
Robert Murray M’Cheyne said, “God gave me a horse and a message, now I have killed the horse and could not deliver the message”. He said that on his death bed. He started ministry at 26 years and died at 29 years of age. It is vitally important that ministers are able to strike the much needed…
Common causes of stress amongst God’s ministers include Church stagnation, financial pressure, pressure to perform, crowded programmes, elephant projects, unrealistic expectations, emotional worries, problematic members, troublesome associates, church bills/remittances…
