The Importance Of Ministry As A Ministry

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They that worship God must worships him in spirit and in truth. It’s a levite responsibility as a leader/minster that we be able to allow our personal relationship be spill over to cause people to worship when serving in any position of ministry.

B. Jesus Christ said the greatest among you is the one who serving. Reminding the disciples that he didn’t come to be serve but he came to serve. This one of the most important factors that as minister we must keep in the forefront of our minds. Even in the bible, although there have many different because when we meet jesus he will say well done thy good and faithful servant

C. Our goal in the body of believers as a agent go thee kingdom is to go out to the hedges and highways and compel …show more content…

As a minister is called to be a great box of encouragement. It’s our duty to make sure that when it comes to the edifying of the church we live a life that please god that he’s able to use in the capacity to edify the church. Within the house of faith we have more then one of edifying the church whether it be by interpretation of tongues , or a prophetic word just as an example.

H. As a minister of the gospel this is a crucial task for us. Making sure that we our feeding the sheep or congregation right. It’s very important that we make sure as a minster we are feeding what God has given to us for his people nothing more or less. Making sure the word is appropriate for all who are in attendance that even children are able to understand the word that comes to build up and prune us.

I.As a minister we are responsible for making sure we warn believers as well watch over them. The bible speaks of this to the pastors saying that he would give us leaders after his heart. This is a verse for every minister to hide and heart. That as God has charger us to lead and shepherd his people we have a responsibility to groom them and watch over them in the affairs of the natural & spiritual welfare and empowering them holistically in areas of their

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