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The Influence of a Passionate Advocate |
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The CPLN interviews Doug Carter and Pastor Keven Wentworth of Beavercreek Church of the Nazarene, Dayton, Ohio.
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The Prayer Leaders Prime Responsibility |
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Last year, while at a CPLN regional conference my wife witnessed a local church prayer leader—a CPLN member I am embarrassed to say—have an altercation with her senior pastor. She had been able to bring a number of people from her church to this conference—including her senior pastor—and they were being blessed and broadened in their prayer experience.
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8 Ways for a Pastor to Support a Prayer Leader |
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Just as a prayer leader needs to be supportive of his or her senior pastor and church leadership, it goes the other way as well. Pastors can take steps to develop the relationship with their prayer leader as well. Here are nine things a senior pastor can do to support his prayer leader, show respect to that position, and grow that relationship.
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Qualities a Pastor Needs in a Prayer Leader/Advocate |
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The objective of promoting prayer in the local church will be best served when the senior pastor is in charge. However, except in very small churches, he cannot be successful in promoting prayer by himself. He needs help from a prayer leader/advocate.
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Developing Your Relationship |
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As an individual who wants to grow prayer, God’s primary call on me is
to support pastors. I learned the best way to do that was with prayer.
I also learned, by trial and error, some practical points about
developing a relationship with pastors.
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The Prayer Leader's Loyalty to a Pastor