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	<title>Comments on: Love the Church</title>
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	<description>Training and Releasing Laborers into the Harvest</description>
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		<title>By: Thien</title>
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		<dc:creator>Thien</dc:creator>
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		<description>Pastor Craig, thanks for this post.  In piareprng myself to become a pastor, I subjected myself to keeping with all of the latest resources.  When the time came, I wanted to be best preacher and the best pastor that I could be.  Along with some recent events in my life and this post, God has humbled and revealed that there was too much control that I was placing in this call and there was very little spirit of yielding and surrendering to him.  All in all, this post has confirmed to me that God isn&#039;t so much interested in how  good&#039; of a pastor I am, whatever that may mean, but is interested in the quality and depth of my personal relationship with him.  It&#039;s the pruning of the my rough character and the sanctification of my heart that God desires.  I don&#039;t know how long this period of fasting from resources and delving into God&#039;s word and prayer will last but I&#039;ve resolved to do so even if it could possibly mean that God has plans other than being a pastor.  Again, thank you for your post.  I&#039;m thankful to God that there are those like you who have been in trenches and sharing your hard-earned wisdom with the rest of us.  Thank you again and God bless your ministry, pastor Craig.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pastor Craig, thanks for this post.  In piareprng myself to become a pastor, I subjected myself to keeping with all of the latest resources.  When the time came, I wanted to be best preacher and the best pastor that I could be.  Along with some recent events in my life and this post, God has humbled and revealed that there was too much control that I was placing in this call and there was very little spirit of yielding and surrendering to him.  All in all, this post has confirmed to me that God isn&#8217;t so much interested in how  good&#8217; of a pastor I am, whatever that may mean, but is interested in the quality and depth of my personal relationship with him.  It&#8217;s the pruning of the my rough character and the sanctification of my heart that God desires.  I don&#8217;t know how long this period of fasting from resources and delving into God&#8217;s word and prayer will last but I&#8217;ve resolved to do so even if it could possibly mean that God has plans other than being a pastor.  Again, thank you for your post.  I&#8217;m thankful to God that there are those like you who have been in trenches and sharing your hard-earned wisdom with the rest of us.  Thank you again and God bless your ministry, pastor Craig.</p>
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