90 days in class
- Is my identity as a disciple and not just as a pastor
- Ministry addictions
- Ministry motives
- Leaving a vibrant ministry is tough
- Starting something new is exciting
- God is doing more than my camp does
- Family is worth it
- New is good, but can be so hard
- Old relationships sometimes bring fruit later in the new
- How to do ministry while being still
- Draw faith in God from obeying what He spoke, even when it’s not going as you planned
- Learning from what you got wrong or did not get done
- Past relationships are not always a thing, not because the relationships were bad, people simply move on like everyone does.
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