The following Q&A session took place on November 19, 2008 in the Orapa Conservation Center (located in the beautiful Orapa game park), Botswana during an african pastors’ conference.
This Q&A session involved questions such as:
There are two download formats available: good quality and high quality, respectively (see below):
Martyn Lloyd-Jones
The Pastor as Preacher
By Erroll Hulse
Dr D Martyn Lloyd-Jones was omni-gifted. He was a born
leader and a brilliant chairman of meetings, whether in church meetings or in conferences. But he was pre-eminently a preacher. It was his care for and his love for souls that made him an effective preacher. When he was leader of the large congregation at Westminster Chapel, London, it was not possible for him to engage in systematic pastoral visitation of the flock. However it was his custom after every service to spend about two hours in his vestry counselling those who needed his help. A deacon was always in charge to supervise this part of the doctor’s ministry. Mr Micklewright was a principal helper in this work. He had pastoral experience himself and was ideal for assisting the doctor. Dr ML-J was a pastor by telephone to many other pastors. Much of his time was spent in advising and shepherding fellow pastors, especially younger men.
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