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You have them in your church. They are among the dynamic personalities in your church membership bar none. If the truth is told, they are the most dynamic people a pastor can pastor—that is, if they are in their rightful place.

I refer to exhorters. From occasional moments behind the sacred desk to phone counseling, exhorters are multi-dimensional and can be assigned to a number of tasks and it all fits within their Divine assignment. Now we must move forward in identifying them, defining them within their calling, knowing their strength and where to place them. Properly positioned they can energize and catapult a ministry instantly.

Because the author has had several persons to announce a call to the ministry whose thrust is exhortation, he observed them and researched the ministry of exhortation in depth. The result will provide insight for the pastor who has been scratching their head, wondering what they can do for the person who accepted a call to preach that was perhaps never extended by God in the first place.

Exhorters are more plentiful than preachers—and for good reason. We arguably need more exhortation than preaching. There are plenty of preachers and central places for them to preach, but exhortation is needed in every place and by everyone. And besides, God did not call for more preaching as we see the day approaching, but He did call for more exhorting.

They are not prophets. No, no no! Prophets are part time exhorters. Exhorters are specialist at exhortation. We need them now--like 9-1-1

Exhortation does what preaching itself cannot do and is not necessarily meant to do, and it is appropriate where preaching is not--and it has a more immediate effect. There is a difference between exhorting, preaching, encouraging and prophecy. We need them all, but we are in dire need of God-called exhorters. They are not preachers who can’t preach; they are exhorters—highly anointed mouthpieces of God--1st class ministers.

Don’t Make Me Preach: I’m An Exhorter is a book of liberation for the exhorter whose leader has misplaced them for lack of a suitable position and the anointed speaker who has tried their hand at preaching only to fall face forward

The author takes a look at the ministries of preaching, prophecy and exhortation and provides unprecedented wisdom that can do nothing short of breathing fresh air for any ministry—from the smallest ministry to the mega church

Get the book! It does not speak only of exhorting, which we are all commanded to do, but of persons who are actually called by God to do as their ministry. www.dontmakemepreach.com www.soulpurposeinternational.o rg