5 Ways You're Different From Joel Osteen (and other megachurch pastors)
1. They see themselves more as teachers and directional leaders than as pastors.
2. Their gift is leadership.
3. They have secular work experience.
4. They admit little conflict, high satisfaction.
5. They don't think about quitting.
(Taken from Leadership Journal - Fall 2009 issue)
1. They see themselves more as teachers and directional leaders than as pastors.
2. Their gift is leadership.
3. They have secular work experience.
4. They admit little conflict, high satisfaction.
5. They don't think about quitting.
(Taken from Leadership Journal - Fall 2009 issue)
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5 Ways I am not like Matt Gholson
1. He sees himself more as a teacher and directional leader than as a pastor.
2. His gift is leadership.
3. He has secular work experience.
4. He admit little conflict, high satisfaction.
5. He doesn't think about quitting.
6. He is an Aggie
7. He has a degree from a real college
8. He knows how to dress trendy.
9. He has an awesome collection of snazzy ties. (you like the word snazzy!)
10. He is an exegetical homiletical wizard!
I hope I didnt miss anything! Just messing with ya...oh yeah I forgot one...
11. He has a wireless microphone that links to the sound stystem at any associational meeting so he doesnt even have to leave his seat...He can just say, "Brother moderator! Wireless mic...you know who it is."
MICROPHONE MATTY FOREVER! Would you please sign my Bible!
That may be the funniest comment you have EVER left!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't even think of a good response to all of that!
5 Ways I (Hope) I am not like Joel Osteen.
1. I wouldn't back down from giving the gospel when asked by Larry King.
2. My "Eye Blink to Word Spoken" ratio is less than 1 to 1.
3. I'm not afraid to call people (including myself) a "Sinner".
4. My face would rip if I smiled that big.
5. When I draw a crowd, people don't "sit and listen" as much as they "point and laugh".
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