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Processing the Call to the Ministry

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This video explores the call of God on an individual’s life and gives some sound advice on how to process this incredible experience. Please take a moment to comment after you’ve watched and leave your own thoughts or experiences about confronting the call of God in your life.

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  • Phil LaRue said:

    Excellent advice Bro. Jones! Many could benefit from such thoughtful and practical heart to heart talk.

  • Mark McCool said:

    This was very good Bro Jones! Thanks for posting this!

  • Jay Jones (author) said:

    Thank you, Bro. LaRue…
    I hope it adds value for someone. The call of God on a person’s life is one of the most difficult concepts for a person to process. I remember how it messed me up when I started really feeling it! Thank God I took the time to “consider the cost”.
    I appreciate you, brother!

  • Jay Jones (author) said:

    :) Thank you, Brother McCool!
    By the way, I loved your article on “dealing with discouragement” on your website… excellent.

  • Mark Hardin said:

    Very sound advise. Thanks for sharing. From a PK raised around a continual working of the ministry, too many simply follow in mom or dad’s footsteps like a carrier. The steps that you have outlined should be taught in PK Retreats so that they have no mixed emotions about how God’s call comes into a life.

    God bless,
    mark

  • JE Miles said:

    Thank you for your wise counsel. I wrote down your 10 points and am going to prayerfully consider them as I examine myself and seek to clarify the call of God on my life. I am truly grateful for the time and labor you are spending to make this excellent website available.

  • Jay Jones (author) said:

    Brother Miles, Thank you for your kind words. Preaching Points has been a tremendous blessing to me, and a joy to publish! I pray that God blesses you in your pursuit to please him, friend… In Jesus’ name!

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