The Importance Of Being Pastor

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The Importance of Being Pastors
Pastors who have been called by God to take responsibility in all humankind.
They have been called to preach the Word of God. They have been call to teach the truth to the people of God and they have been called for caring God’s flock. It is the highest calling from God in His ministry. The ministry of shepherds of God’s flock is not simply task. God’s calling for the pastor is to shepherd God’s people and to teach them for the spiritual well- being and knowing His will in their lives. Pastors should show God’s people by being example how they should live lives worthy of God as their Saviour. God’s people require examples if they are to be effectively shepherded.
In Old Testament, the character of God
The significance of pastoral care is communication of
God’s word in a particular form. Therefore the pastoral care can be concerned with the proclamation of forgiveness and the sanctification of man for God
Pastor as spiritual guide
Theology of Pastoral Care Christians are loved by God and that we are called to love one another as Jesus commands in
(John 15:12) “love one another as I have loves you”. Jesus is exemplifies in many images of pastoral care such as compassionate person, teacher of wisdom and knowledge, healer, reconciler and most especially is the good shepherd. These are image which provides the name “pastoral care”. There are several themes of pastoral care as the image of the good shepherd that can find in the New Testament.

Renewing and awakening in faith, hope and love in pastoral care

When pastors help the sheep be awaken the spirit within them, can better cope with pain, disappointment and loss
When you awaken the spirit within you, you can better cope with pain, disappointment, and loss. In the safe and sacred environment are able to nourish their spirit through reflection, prayer and

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