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These are some helpful resources for Pastors Help for Pastors  (podcast for all to hear) The Resilient Pastor   (book) 🌟 Accountability form  If you need an accountability partner in the faith, find a mature believer (very mature congregant, a decon or have your church pastors be accountability partners together) who is not judgmental, is full of grace, and a person of confidentiality whom you can trust. You cannot do this alone. 4,000 Pastors leave the ministry each year, some because they are burnt out. The latest Church and the Bible and State of the Church research shows πŸ˜”only 37% of pastors today hold to a biblical worldview, (63% do not)... and that is shocking. The inerrancy and authority of Scripture, the importance of the Word (the special revelation that God has given us) is at stake. And the faith of and what the congregation learns & believes under the pastors leadership (as their shepherd and guide) shows it is a serious and important role they hol...

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only 37% of pastors hold to authority and truth of Scripture today. Most pastors on pulpits are not saved (63%), and tend to go to schools that teach opposite of Scripture. " For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but wanting to have their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires" 2 Timothy 4:3. We need to know the Word, and have very specific long list of questions to interview prospective pastors, so the 63% dont make it into our pulpits. So, it is no wonder 63% of church members and "Christians" who go to church are "giving into" culture and personal preferences of what they rather believe than what God's Word says. *Thats called idolatry and adultery and apostasy according to Scripture. And given that most in "church" today are not saved, it is no surprise. Not long ago large numbers of churches were surveyed from pulpits to find only 3% read the Bible daily...