I was stunned into silence, but quickly recovered so I could teach class. Don’t ask me what the lesson was about or anything about how I taught it. That memory never sank in because all I kept hearing were Jim’s words echoing through my mind.

This work has included serving several churches during their transitional seasons. Along the way, I knew this lifestyle and the need for consistent relocation would not be sustainable. God was showing me the possibilities of finding a place to call home, and that would materialize when God's timing was right.

What I do in kingdom work does not constitute who I am. This is the classic being/doing separation.

How can pastors know when it is time to make a vocational transition?

What is next for you? What is on your horizon? How much are you trusting God in the discernment process?

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