Signs of a Lukewarm Pastor
A great post by Craig Groeschel
- Prays as much, or more, publicly than privately.
- Is almost exclusively dependent on others’ sermons to preach than directly hearing from God.
- Cares more about his church than The Church.
- Preaches about evangelism but doesn’t practice evangelism privately.
- Tolerates and rationalizes unconfessed sin.
- Preaches for the approval of people rather than the approval of God.
- Is overly sensitive to criticism.
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Mark,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful, much needed post. I can assure you controversy will arise from these statements. Controversy does not indicate negativism. A problem must be addressed before it can be solved. Thanks.
How about signs of a lukewarm congregation?
ReplyDeleteWow! What a spiritual checkup for us. I would have to say it looks quite accurate, as I have found and find myself within. This a great list to help us see if we are even sitting on the edge of becoming lukewarm as our lives touch on just a portion of the list.
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ReplyDeleteI find attitude usually reflects directly from leadership.
Scott Williams really hit the nail on the head with this one.
ReplyDeleteMore concerned with making the “Headline” than making sure their “Head & Heart are In-Line” with God!
I'd say they were signs of a terribly discouraged pastor.
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