Ministry Jobs Can Fall Short

What if income was not an issue? We doubt very much you would be looking for a job.

In fact, most people are looking for ways to leave their jobs so they can be in ministry full time.

If you had enough money for all your needs… what would you do?

Let your creative juices begin to flow. Maybe you would pioneer a new church… be a missionary…
go to Bible college… start a youth ministry… minister to the poor.

Be Where People Are

We recently were blessed with such an opportunity in Atlanta. An older man we never met before came to one
of our gatherings. He is a businessman who never knew Jesus.

Our last morning with him we introduced him to one of our friends (he has the gift of evangelism)
and five minutes later he gave his heart to the Lord.

Now he is part of a local church and devouring the Word of God. He is excited about building his business
so others might have the same opportunity he did.

Working for someone else is ok. Working for the Lord in your own business/ministry is rewarding beyond a paycheck.
Financially the returns can be huge. Eternally the returns are forever.

Another friend of ours had the privilege of leading a young woman in her business to the Lord.
She was about to get married to a man who was unwilling to renounce his membership in a religious cult.

The Lord empowered her to break off the engagement within weeks of the wedding ceremony.
Whew… it was close! What if our friend had not been in the marketplace? She was the right person at the right
time that God could use to save a soul.