CS Lewis made the comment that delight is incomplete until it is expressed. I think that is true in the realm of pastoral labor. There is much to reflect upon and Mitch has done an excellent job at giving a quality depth of expression to the ups and downs of life in the position of pastor. This has been a help to me in arranging my affections and struggles as a pastor.

Mitch is a good friend and counselor. Thus I am not suprised that his podcast would demonstrate the Biblical Wisdom, conviction, kindness and courage which he demonstrates in person. Mitch has been through many minsitry battles and his theology has been forged through Word, prayer and walking in faith for many years. Proverbs say to walk with the wise, for we will grow wise. Therfore, this is a podcast worth listening to.

Mitch Schultz presents the real struggles and joys of being a pastor understandable to everyone with great humility. I would recommend listening to this to bring an insight to church life that is rarely addressed and more oftern than not misunderstood. I look forward to each new production along with the other listener.

Before You quit Podcasts are dynamic, spiritual and meaningful. Each podcast has reached out and spoken to me on a real level. I have learned quite a lot from listening to these talks with different men of God; pastors, ministers, preachers and teachers of the word. It doesn't matter where you are in the Lord, there is a strong message here for you. I am a lay person and I learn many new life strategies in each episode. It is all real live stories, down to earth testimonials. We all have gone through difficult times and pastors are no different. The podcasts have given me a new respect for the man in the pulpit. It is a very demanding profession. Twenty four seven, non stop all the time. No wonder many crack and cant take the never ending pressures. My takeaway is always love your pastor and serve him, and don’t quit on him! Looking forward to the next episode! Arledge&Jane