Digital Logos Edition
Is God calling me? It’s the foundational question that must be answered by anyone considering entry into ministry leadership and then revisited regularly over a lifetime. Writing to a student and young adult audience—although applicable to leaders of all ages—Iorg declares the purpose of his brief, yet powerful book:
“God is calling out a new generation of kingdom leaders who will accelerate the fulfillment of the Great Commission in this generation. My goal is to cut to the heart of the matter and give you tools to work through the call process.”
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“First, there is a universal call to Christian service for all believers. Second, there is a general call of some believers to ministry leadership, sometimes popularly (though incorrectly) equated with paid ministerial employment. Third, there is a specific call to a unique ministry assignment or a particular ministry position.” (source)
“God calls every believer to Christian service. God's universal call to Christian service can be expressed through any honest vocation. God wants and needs Christian teachers, plumbers, attorneys, mechanics, nurses, and carpenters. There is, however, a distinct call to ministry leadership that often (though not always) results in employment in a ministry position.” (source)
“There are, however, two recurring themes throughout these different usages of call. First, a call brings new information.” (source)
“When God calls, he gives new information about how to live. When he calls, he assigns new responsibility in his kingdom.” (source)
“call experiences are unique, infrequent encounters with God.” (source)