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'Ourselves your servants for Jesus' sake:' a personalized philosophy of ministry
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'ourselves Your Servants for Jesus' Sake:' a Personalized Philosophy of Ministry. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4443531b-256f-49c6-9f2f-e0a65778d518?locale=en.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The project addresses the unmanageable expectations that come to a pastor, and the need for a more limiting definition for his role. The first section is biblical theology, a survey of leadership models in the Scripture, with a view to discerning the ways God has used men and women in the biblical history to give leadership to his people. Implications for the role of the pastor are drawn from these, with the Old Testament 'man of God' and Jesus' 'servant' and 'shepherd' models emerging as formative. Applications include a personal spiritual gifts inventory and some life planning based on this sharpened definition of the pastor's role.
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