Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The Call of God

Chapter 2: Some Qualifications for the Ministry

Chapter 3: The Art of Understanding People

Chapter 4: Supernatural or Nonsupernatural Ministry

Chapter 5: The Place of Prayer in a Ministers Life

Chapter 6: The Pentecostal Ministry

Chapter 7: What Every Minister Should Know About the Gift of Prophecy

Chapter 8: Important Facts About the Healing Ministry

Chapter 9: The Power of Faith

Chapter 10: Why Some Ministers Fail

Chapter 11: The Prize of the High Calling

Chapter 12: The Ministry of a Pastor

Chapter 13: The Ministry of an Evangelist

Chapter 14: Are There Apostles Today?

Chapter 15: The Secret of Evangelizing a Community

Chapter 16: Christian Counseling

Chapter 17: Doctrine of Christ Basis of Fellowship

Chapter 18: Divine Discipline The Forgotten Key to Church Unity

Chapter 19: Why Leaders Fail

Chapter 20: Special Problems of Ministers

About the Author

Gordon Lindsay began his ministry by supporting the ministries of others; then God began to use him in a significant way. Through his revivals, writings and ministers conventions, he encouraged pastors and evangelists to walk I bold faith. Meetings multiplied across America and were characterized by dramatic conversions and healings. He was a prolific writer, penning 250 books in his lifetime and in 1948, he began recording what God was doing in a magazine called The Voice of Healing. Integrity was Gordons hallmark. He lived the sacrificial message he proclaimed and was even willing o sell his home to start a Bible school. Today, both the ministry and the magazine are known as Christ For The Nations.