__David Wiersbe,__ author of Gone but Not Lost and coauthor of Ten Power Principles for Christian Service, has had over two decades of pastoral experience in suburban, small town, and rural churches.

Pastors are increasingly tempted to view themselves as high-powered CEOs. Wiersbe reminds them of the biblical model: shepherds to God's people. Practical and encouraging.

Acknowledgments  
Introduction  
1 Clarifying the Call  
2 Shepherding the Flock  
3 Building Relationships  
4 Earning Trust  
5 Serving  
6 Listening  
7 Loving   
8 Visiting  
9 Comforting  
10 Leading Worship  
11 Celebrating  
12 Interceding  
Postscript: Final Words of Encouragement  
Notes  
Resources for Further Study  
Indexes

An eBook by David W. Wiersbe that explores pastoral care, contrasting modern CEO models with biblical shepherding. Offers practical insights for church leaders.

\["For pastors seeking to reconnect with their calling", "Counters the CEO mentality in church leadership", "You will nurture your congregation with biblical wisdom"\]

This eBook offers insights on pastoral care as a biblical shepherd.

Wiersbe, David W.

Pastors are increasingly tempted to view themselves as high-powered CEOs. This title aims to remind them of the biblical model: shepherds to God's people.

In our age of high-powered CEOs, pastors need encouragement in the biblical model of their calling to shepherd the flock of God. In this practical and concise addition to the Ministry Dynamics for a New Century series, David Wiersbe examines the role of shepherd in light of the duties of a pastor. Through a brief, biblical survey he highlights shepherds such as Abel, Moses, David, and Jesus, and underscores the vulnerable nature of sheep. Then he applies the principles of shepherding to the tasks of a pastor--building relationships, earning trust, listening, visiting, leading worship, and prayer. For those wanting to provide quality shepherding care to God's people, this book offers helpful insight.

David Wiersbe, author of Gone but Not Lost and coauthor of Ten Power Principles for Christian Service, has had over two decades of pastoral experience in suburban, small town, and rural churches.

The Dynamics of Pastoral Care (Ministry Dynamics for a New Century) [eBook]

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Pastors are increasingly tempted to view themselves as high-powered CEOs. Wiersbe reminds them of the biblical model: shepherds to God's people. Practical and encouraging.

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