Top OP/YP Episodes of 2024
Happy New Year friends! 2024 was a busy year for the OP/YP podcast. Here are the top 5 most popular episodes from our 2024 schedule. From Dave and I, thank you from the bottom of
Happy New Year friends! 2024 was a busy year for the OP/YP podcast. Here are the top 5 most popular episodes from our 2024 schedule. From Dave and I, thank you from the bottom of
Happy New Year friends, As we approach the end of 2023 here are the top 5 most popular Older Pastor/Younger Pastor Podcast episodes over this year. From Dave and I, thank you from the bottom
Greetings, In the coming months you will be asked to donate to many worthy organizations and charities. I humbly ask you to include Am I Called Ministries amongst those you choose to financially contribute to.
Happy New Year friends, As we approach the end of 2022 here are the top 5 most popular Older Pastor/Younger Pastor Podcast episodes over this year. 5. The Normal Pastor Life (Part 2) 4. Letting
Dear Am I Called Readers, As we approach the end of 2022, here are the top 10 most popular articles on the Am I Called site for 2022. How To Become A Pastor 3
If the last couple of years have done anything in the church, it’s brought out some of the craziest ideas about every catastrophe and polarizing event we’ve been struck with. Most commonly, these years has
If you have been anywhere near Western Christian media for the last few months, you’ll know there’s been a podcast telling the story of the now defunct Mars Hill Church in Seattle. If you look
Today, “The Narrow Trail: A Wander’s Guide to Finding Jesus”, releases – a profoundly timely book for many reasons. With the resurgence of a focus on “faith deconstruction” and people leaving the church for good
“Must be able to deal with hassles” seems like a job requirement for ministry leaders and pastors. As I considered this idea, I was struck with it as a mark of ministry reality. Generally, ministry
I hadn’t even arrived at the church my husband was going to pastor, but already, leaders in the women’s ministry had plans for me. They listed things they hoped I would do, how I would
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