In a world obsessed with power, influence, and legacy, the role of the pastor has been dangerously reimagined. Instead of focusing on servanthood and spiritual discipleship, many leaders are seduced by worldly metrics of success. Drawing from biblical principles and the wisdom of thinkers like A.W. Tozer, who warned, “The church that marries the spirit of the age will find itself a widow in the next,” this paper challenges pastors to reclaim their divine calling. Discover why true ministry is about building God's Kingdom, not personal empires, and how church leadership must resist cultural pressures to remain faithful to the Gospel.
