The Imperfect Pastor: Discovering Joy in Our Limitations through a Daily Apprenticeship with Jesus

(By Zack Eswine)

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“Book Descriptions: Dear Pastor,

Desire burns within you. You've trained and dreamt of doing large things in famous ways as fast as you can for God's glory. But pastoral work keeps requiring your surrender to small, mostly overlooked things over long periods of time.

You stand at a crossroads. Jesus stands with you. You were never meant to know everything, fix everything, and be everywhere at once. That's his job, not yours.

So what now? Let the apprenticeship begin.”

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