Pastors Are People Too

All too often Pastors must continue preaching while dealing with their own battles, burdens and even bereavement. Lean in and listen to this story from Pastor Lawrence Aker, Cornerstone Baptist Church.

Listen in as Pastor Anthony WIlcots of the Bible Days Church in Houston, TX shares with us in a very transparent way stories of preaching hope while going through hell.

We're back! This time we want to talk to you about how you can encourage your discouraged Pastor. So lean in and listen closely.

Did you know that Pastors go through seasons of discouragement? Lean in and listen closely to Pastor G as he gives you a sneak peek into the Pastor's heart.

Did you know that ministry can be traumatizing? Dealing with the difficulties of ministry and the concern for the souls of those who sit in the pews can lead to trauma. Many Pastors are not even aware that they are suffering from PTSD. Listen in to Pastor Gaddis and how we can encourage our Pastors through prayer.

Would it surprise you that Pastors are not perfect? As a matter of fact, that is what makes them a perfect candidate for God. Instead of pointing out their imperfections, why not instead celebrate their being perfected just like you.

Unfortunately there is a misconception that Pastors are superhuman. Many people believe because they are called they should make no mistakes. In this episode our host shares some information every person needs to hear in order that they may better cover and hold up the arms of their Pastor.

Many Pastors are criticized when they err in judgment, when they plan and when they don't plan, when they have a vision and don't have a vision. And what about when they fall into sin? Many Pastors are then labeled as fake. We all know what the Pastor's responsibility is to the people and not what our responsibilities are to them. Do we have a responsibility? The answer is a resounding YES! Join Pastor Teron Gaddis as he explains why Pastors are not fake and also why we should be less critical of them and instead pray for them.