In this episode, join Reverend Segun Aiyegbusi and his wife, Modupe, Reverend Joshua Sati and his wife, Future, and Reverend Solomon Guruza and his wife, Tabitha in an honest conversation about the behind-the-scenes life of pastors wives.
Questions Discussed by the Pastors' Wives
- If you could switch roles with your husband for a day, what's the first thing you would change or do differently as the pastor?
- What is the most unrealistic expectation that has ever been placed on your as the pastor’s wife?
- What is one misconception people often have about pastor's wives that you wish others would understand better?
- If you could go back in time and give your younger pastor's wife self-one piece of advice, what would it be?
- In the spirit of transparency, have there been any moment where you felt like you hit a wall and considered giving up in ministry? How did you navigate those feelings and find resilience?
- What is one thing you love about your role as the pastor’s wife? Perhaps something you are secretly proud of?
- If you could design the ultimate 'Pastor's Wife Survival Kit,' what three items would you include in it and why?
- What's one vulnerability or fear you've had about this role, and how did you find courage or are you still working through it?
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In this episode, join Reverend Segun Aiyegbusi and his wife, Modupe, Reverend Joshua Sati and his wife, Future, and Reverend Solomon Guruza and his wife, Tabitha in an honest conversation about the behind-the-scenes life of pastors wives.
Questions Discussed by the Pastors' Wives
- If you could switch roles with your husband for a day, what's the first thing you would change or do differently as the pastor?
- What is the most unrealistic expectation that has ever been placed on your as the pastor’s wife?
- What is one misconception people often have about pastor's wives that you wish others would understand better?
- If you could go back in time and give your younger pastor's wife self-one piece of advice, what would it be?
- In the spirit of transparency, have there been any moment where you felt like you hit a wall and considered giving up in ministry? How did you navigate those feelings and find resilience?
- What is one thing you love about your role as the pastor’s wife? Perhaps something you are secretly proud of?
- If you could design the ultimate 'Pastor's Wife Survival Kit,' what three items would you include in it and why?
- What's one vulnerability or fear you've had about this role, and how did you find courage or are you still working through it?
EPISODE 2: The Pastoral Journey: What They Forget to Mention
The Nigerian Pastors Podcast
30 minutes 13 seconds
1 year ago
EPISODE 2: The Pastoral Journey: What They Forget to Mention
In this episode, Reverend Segun Aiyegbusi and Reverend Joshua Sati continue the discussion of the "10 Things No One Tells You Before You Become a Pastor". Just like raw diamonds, young pastors often start rough around the edges, but God employs the challenges and difficult people in ministry to shape them into their destined roles. This episode delves into the both the positive and negative unseen facets of pastoral life, emphasizing the eternal rewards that await those who endure the hardships of ministry.
KEY STATEMENTS AND CENTRAL IDEAS:
· Transformational Process in Ministry: Similar to a raw diamond, pastors start as unpolished gems. Ministry becomes the refining process, shaping and molding pastors into the precious stones God envisions. God uses ministry challenges to sharpen the spiritual giftedness within, turning pastors into refined and precious instruments for His purpose.
· Leadership and Integrity Basics: Loving Jesus and possessing integrity are foundational, but pastoral success requires more. Pastors need leadership skills, the ability to set up systems, and empower competent leaders to share the load. Integrity and righteousness are essential, but true pastoral effectiveness demands the incorporation of leadership and organizational skills.
· Perception of Success in Ministry: Contrary to God's measure of success, the size of a church often becomes the yardstick in the eyes of people. Pastors are judged by the number of attendees, reflecting a flawed perception of success. The bigger the church, the more societal reverence, and respect a pastor receives, highlighting the complex reality of success perception in ministry.
· A Crown Reserved for Pastors in Heaven: Drawing from 1 Peter 5:1-4, pastors are reminded of a special crown awaiting them in heaven. Every hardship endured on earth for the sake of the Kingdom contributes to an eternal reward. The pastoral journey is a celestial investment. Matthew 19:29-31 emphasizes the heavenly compensation for earthly sacrifices, reinforcing the enduring value of pastoral ministry.
· Eternal Impact of Faithful Ministry: Lives poured into week after week are like seeds planted in soil. The impact of faithful ministry may not be fully realized on earth, but in eternity, the ripple-effect-impact of your hard work on earth will become crystal clear. Despite the challenges, pastoral ministry is the most rewarding and fulfilling calling, with the eternal perspective revealing the profound impact of faithful service.
The Nigerian Pastors Podcast
In this episode, join Reverend Segun Aiyegbusi and his wife, Modupe, Reverend Joshua Sati and his wife, Future, and Reverend Solomon Guruza and his wife, Tabitha in an honest conversation about the behind-the-scenes life of pastors wives.
Questions Discussed by the Pastors' Wives
- If you could switch roles with your husband for a day, what's the first thing you would change or do differently as the pastor?
- What is the most unrealistic expectation that has ever been placed on your as the pastor’s wife?
- What is one misconception people often have about pastor's wives that you wish others would understand better?
- If you could go back in time and give your younger pastor's wife self-one piece of advice, what would it be?
- In the spirit of transparency, have there been any moment where you felt like you hit a wall and considered giving up in ministry? How did you navigate those feelings and find resilience?
- What is one thing you love about your role as the pastor’s wife? Perhaps something you are secretly proud of?
- If you could design the ultimate 'Pastor's Wife Survival Kit,' what three items would you include in it and why?
- What's one vulnerability or fear you've had about this role, and how did you find courage or are you still working through it?
