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What ministry worry are you dealing with daily right now that keeps you up at night?
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Minister F. Larry   (Guest) Posted: May 29, 2008
My major concern is being unable to reach a lost soul in a manner that would quickly compel him or her to believe in the redemptive acts of Christ and turn back to God our Father the source of all needs. Many of the young people in my culture desire the Kingdom life although they do not what to follow the path least traveled to obtain it. The way Christ taught. Some of the resistance is due to erroneous teaching and a lack of dedicated leaders who are not all wrapped up into self interest. I feel a constant mourning in my spirit for the young men and women of my culture who are truly lost and do not recognize that undesirable conditions can be turned around if only they would trust and obey God way of doing things.



Jill   (Guest) Posted: March 02, 2008
What keeps me up at night as a worship leader is how America as well as my church seems to be going so "wide"with people in the church and not deep.I am burdened deeply to see people developed and discipled so then they will be able to help people go deep as well.Worship is reflective of who leads the worship.I am passionate about seeing TRUE heart felt worship and not just a performance on Sunday.



Augustine Eteng   (Registered User)Posted: January 09, 2008
my major concern is how the leaders of the church are not exemplary by the conduct of Christ shown in the holy scriptures. how people are not ready to study the scriptures to have an in depth knowledge of the word of God and operating from the heavenly realm and not only head knowledge.



Nevalon Mitchell,JR   (Registered User)Posted: December 29, 2007
My biggest fear or concern is not being prepared to serve at the time of need. I am afaid to let my Lord down by not being ready when called upon. Plus I want to be a true witness who demonstrates his faith by the reflection that I show in my life.



John   (Guest) Posted: December 22, 2007
Lack of finances to pay staff properly and to do the ministry. The irony of a pastor's lifestyle where we are so consumed with ministry that we don't have time for non-christian friends, or for serving our neighbor in need. And the pressure on my marriage. A cranky wife at home is no fun and makes ministry a greater burden than God intended.



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