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3 Aspects to Look for in a Ministry Leader
Paul highlights that he became a minister, helping us understand that a minister does not choose the office, rather he is appointed.
Paul understood that the role of a pastor involves a calling to serve rather than asserting a position of power.
Not only was Paul appointed as a minster, he also recognizes the importance of stewardship. Service and stewardship go hand-in-hand.
In ministry, being a steward means looking after others on behalf of God. A ministry leader is fully responsible to God and for the growth and wellbeing of fellow Christians!