Shepherding Like Jesus

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POOR IN SPIRIT. BROKEN. HUMBLE. HUNGRY. SYMPATHETIC. PURE. RECONCILING. ENDURING.
 
These are not the words that describe the typical picture of the modern-day successful American pastor, but these are the words Jesus said should characterize the lives of his twelve disciples. In many circles, the image of what a pastor is or does looks nothing like the picture Jesus paints for his disciples of the character that marks citizens of his kingdom.
Shepherding like Jesus is a call to rebel against much of what our culture understands pastoral leadership to be and return to being the shepherd God has called pastors to be. It’s an invitation to recover the most essential element of pastoral ministry: the character of Christ.

  Pastor Andrew Hébert points out the cultural misunderstanding of what a successful American pastor should be and discusses the importance of returning to the most essential element of pastoral ministry: the character of Christ.

Andrew C. Hébert is the lead pastor of Paramount Baptist Church in Amarillo, Texas. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Criswell College and a doctoral degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Andrew and his wife, Amy, have four children: Jenna, Austin, Mackenzie, and Brooklyn.

Pastors wanting to better understand the character of Christ and how it should guide every aspect of their ministry

Ministry leaders who are exhausted trying to sustain their own image and status and need a refreshed view on what their call to ministry is really all about

Accessible for both new and seasoned pastors alike

Amarillo, Texas