Urshan University Urshan Pulpit Conference '22 - Jonathan McClintock Thursday Night
Apr 20, 2022
Rev. Jonathan McClintock opens with heartfelt worship and gratitude, setting the stage for a deep dive into spiritual leadership. He argues that true preachers are shaped by God, emphasizing worship as the foundation of ministry. The discussion delves into serving amid corruption and the importance of authenticity over personal gain. Listeners are reminded to remain attentive to God’s voice even in silence. McClintock draws parallels between Samuel's calling and the hope found in darkness, urging everyone to allow God to mold them for His purposes.
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Preachers Are Made By God
- Jonathan McClintock argues that preachers are made, not merely born, because gifts alone don't produce faithful ministry.
- He emphasizes that God must have complete control for someone to truly fulfill a preaching call.
Hannah's Sacrifice Shapes Samuel
- McClintock recounts Hannah dedicating Samuel to the Lord and bringing him to serve at Shiloh as an act of worship and sacrifice.
- He highlights that Samuel's early life of worship and service formed him before his prophetic calling emerged.
Serve Before You Preach
- Serve faithfully in practical tasks before seeking pulpit prominence; service shapes character and ministry skill.
- Present your body as a living sacrifice and let service be your primary definition of worship.
