If Prophet or Priest
The modern pastor faces more demands than ever before. Administrator. Counselor. Shepherd. Teacher. Leader. Yet amid the pressures of church growth, organization, and public ministry, one question remains:
Has the preacher remained a prophet of God, or has he become merely a ministering priest?
In this challenging and thought-provoking work, the author calls ministers back to the divine priority of Spirit-anointed preaching. Drawing from Scripture, church history, revival movements, and practical ministry experience, he examines the vital role of the preacher as God's voice to a generation desperately in need of truth.
Through powerful chapters on revival, doctrine, prayer, sermon preparation, and pastoral leadership, readers are reminded that no substitute can replace the preaching of the Word of God. Programs, entertainment, and religious formalism may attract attention, but only a heaven-sent message can transform lives and build the Kingdom of God.
Whether you are a pastor, evangelist, Bible student, or church leader, this book offers a timely challenge to return to the old pathways of prayer, holiness, doctrinal conviction, and Holy Ghost power.
The church does not merely need more administrators-it needs prophets who will faithfully proclaim the Word of God.
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