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Welcome to the L3 Podcast! We hope this podcast will be helpful to both you and your ministry.

Today we have Mitch Frost, lead pastor of
Tecumseh Assembly Of God, sharing with us on what healthy success looks like in ministry and what it really isn't. Success is becoming the person God has called you to become, and doing what God has called you to do in His way and in His time. Success doesn't happen overnight, so how do we deal with the waiting? How can we make sure we're working within God's timing and being satisfied with that? Pastor Mitch has a lot of wisdom that he shares in this episode.


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Welcome to the L3 Podcast! We hope this podcast will be helpful to both you and your ministry.

Today we have Phil Eliason, lead pastor of Ann Arbor Assembly of God talking with us on the importance of character in ministry. There's the saying "your talents can take you to places where your character cannot sustain you." How can you know if your character is slipping? It's important to take time to reflect even before someone else points it out. It's so important to have a character that reflects Jesus but we often confuse character for control.


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Welcome to the L3 Podcast! We hope this podcast will be helpful to both you and your ministry.

Today we have Tom Mattiuzzo, co-pastor of Every Nation Church in Flint sharing with us on how to provide care for not just those inside your church, but those in your community. As churches, we need to have a culture of compassion, caring, and serving, just as Jesus had for himself and the disciples. There's a practicality to serving that pastor Tom lays out clearly for us.


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Welcome to the L3 Podcast! We hope this podcast will be helpful to both you and your ministry.

Today we have Kim Sivyer, ordained minister, military veteran, and retired police sergeant talking with us about how to keep your people safe. Unfortunately, the world isn't a safe place for everyone. Our churches are called to love on people that are dealing with all sorts of issues and we can't always know everyone's intentions. It's very important that we understand we have a spiritual responsibility to be prayed up and sensitive to Holy Spirit so we can address situations that may arise. It's not just how we handle the physical situation, but are ready to fight spiritually as well. Pastor Kim does a great job explaining how to do both well to keep your people safe from potential threats.


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Welcome to the L3 Podcast! We hope this podcast will be helpful to both you and your ministry.

Today we have Jessica Meissner, youth pastor at Auburn Hills Christian Center walking us through the process of remembering the why of ministry when things get tough. How do we deal with the difficult people? How do we have realistic expectations of others and of ourselves? We can't be Jesus to people. We are not the Lord, we are called to work WITH the Lord. Sometimes we need to take a step back and refocus our foundation and focus on the fundamentals of Christianity (the Word, prayer, worship, walking with the Father).


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Welcome to the L3 Podcast! We hope this podcast will be helpful to both you and your ministry.

Today we have Choco De Jesús, Assemblies of God US Missions Director, sharing his heart and the AG's vision of US missions. Pastor Choco share a lot of wisdom and encouragement for pastors in our network. These missionaries are reaching the lost here in our country and partnering with churches around the US. All of our US missionaries need to know they are loved and supported by our network. We are so thankful for the mission God has given him to serve these missionaries in our own backyards.


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