The Millennial Minister

Halloween has a been a point of debate within the Church for YEARS!!! Do we trick or treat or trunk or treat? Dress up as a zombie or as Elijah the Prophet? Eat Candy Corn or destroy it from all of humanity? On this weeks podcast we dive into some of these major questions. Enjoy!!

For a lot of people, the Holiday's aren't always merry and bright. When there is division in the family, it seems as if no matter what happens, peace is never fully present. This Christmas, let's make it a goal to love like Jesus and when we do, we will see peace restored in your family.

As we respond to the unfortunate news of a fellow minister having a moral failure, we must see this as an opportunity to search our own hearts in order to make sure that there is no room for the enemy. In this episode, Jacob Peterson shares several keys that we as millennial ministers must take to heart in order to make sure that we live lives above reproach and protect ourselves form the potential of moral failure.

We have all felt the same gut wrenching feeling when we hear that a minister has had a moral failure. The question is, what is the proper way to respond when this happens? In this episode, Jacob Peterson shares three keys that can help us navigate our response to moral failure. 

Congratulations! You have officially embraced the process.  Now the question is, when will the process will be over? In the final episode of this series, Jacob Peterson shares an important truth concerning the timeline of your process and how we must redefine our definition of success as millennial ministers. 

So you have officially embraced the process. Now what?   In this episode, Jacob shares the "good news," concerning the process that you are currently in. As we embrace the current season that God has us in, we can rest in the fact that there is a purpose behind our process. 

In order for us to become the leaders God has called us to be, we have to be people of character. Character is either our greatest asset or our greatest liability. As leaders, we must allow Him to refine the weak areas of our character so the foundation that we stand upon is unshakeable. 

Have you ever taken a step back from what you are doing for God and ask the question, "Why am I doing this?" If we were to dive deeper into the "why" of what we do, we might find some icky motives. In order for us to become all that God has called us to be, we must allow the Holy Spirit to drive out all ulterior motives and to create within us a desire for one thing only, to Glorify Jesus. 

Everyone who has ever been used mightily by God has had to go through a process. This is a truth that is seen in the lives of all of those who have made their mark on history. In part 1 of this series, Jacob Peterson encourages all of those who have ever been in a process to embrace the current season of processing so they can step into the fullness of what God has for them.

If you were to describe this Millennial generation in one word, what would you say? For Jacob Peterson, that word would be, "Underestimated." This is an exciting moment in history when future leaders become present leaders. If you feel called to be a leader in this millennial generation, this podcast is for you.