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Missional leaders are comfortable in the own skin. — Gary Rohrmayer

Pastors are sent to utter the deep things of God for the conviction of sin, and for edification and comfort. — T. B. Joshua

At the time I perceived most religious men, particularly the pastors with all their talk about love, faith and relationship, as effeminate. — Luke Ford

When you cant decipher the seasons, you are unable to know your destiny. — Paul Gitwaza

We lied to ourselves thinking in our minds we knew everything. We were deceived in believing that youthful enthusiasm could replace wizened maturity. — Anna M. Aquino

Life seems to be fashioned and formed best out of the obstacles that seem unbearable. — John Paul Warren

Human life is God's outer church. Its needs and urgencies are priests and pastors. — Henry Ward Beecher

This ain't my first rodeo!".

~R. Alan Woods [1999] — R. Alan Woods

We must stop seeing our Pastors, Reverends, Men of God, as infallible. — Sunday Adelaja

The real architect of a life is the hard and almost impossible circumstances one faces. — John Paul Warren

Our problems sometimes show the degree of our relationship with God. — Paul Gitwaza

Let's be pastors who cast vision that are worth people giving their life for. — Matthew Carter

Many churches have their eyes on the culture instead of on Christ. Many pastors preach on common unity instead of calling the community to repent. — Billy Graham

Today, more pastors than ever need profound encouragement and rejuvenation. — Will Graham

It is the business of a virtuous clergy to censure vice in every appearance of it. — Patrick Henry

You may have your diploma from a seminary, ordained by a Bishop, or commissioned by a denomination but ONLY God can "mark" a man. — John Paul Warren

The church is not a campus but a community. Pastors are not CEOs; they are shepherds. — Dillon Burroughs

Your solution lies not in finding favor before men but before God. Learn to seek Him for your problems and His favor will meet you. — Paul Gitwaza

Pastors have historically understood their primary battle to be not the battle to build a big church, but the battle against the power of sin. — John Ortberg

Instead of applauding sex addict pastors, we need to tell them to either preach the Gospel with their lives or get out from behind that pulpit! — Eric Ludy

We as pastors, as God's ministers, must have right priorities. Only then we will become successful in ministry. — Sunday Adelaja

We don't forget that we are Christians. We forget that we are human, and that one oversight alone can debilitate the potential of our future. — Wayne Cordeiro

Contrary to popular belief, we (millennials) can't be won back with hipper worship bands, fancy coffee shops, or pastors who wear skinny jeans. — Rachel Held Evans

Mark this down if you can. Silences, not just sentences, form the work of pastoral ministry. Wise pastors are listening preachers. — Zack Eswine

Every congregation is a congregation of sinners. As if that weren't bad enough, they all have sinners for pastors. — Eugene H. Peterson

The problem with most pastors and theologians was that the way they went about their business did not require the existence of God. — Stanley Hauerwas

It is time for pastors, priests and all true believers to come out of the closet and stand for truth against the flood of evil. — James Robison

You need to be in a church where the pastors are urging you, not so much to listen to what they say as to turn to the Bible from which they teach. — Alistair Begg

Let the world know what you live for ... not what you fall for! — John Paul Warren

Under the guidance of her Christian pastors, she entertained — Charles Dickens

In healthy churches, the pastors life, not just his words, sets the tone for the church. — James MacDonald

Too often, our concept of pastors and church leaders reinforces rather than obliterates the sad state of family life in our current context. — Russell D. Moore