MSSNL: Pastor
A guide to shepherding hearts, building teams, and multiplying the mission
MSSNL: Pastor is a foundational discipleship resource written for pastors, planters, ministry leaders, and shepherds of every kind. Whether you're building a team, navigating spiritual leadership, or planning for healthy succession — this guide offers a biblical, Spirit-led approach to leading with integrity and multiplying with purpose.
MSSNL Pastor Manuscript
MSSNL Pastor eBook
A Guide for Those Called to Lead
Leadership in God’s Kingdom is not about titles. It is about serving, guiding, and laying down your life for others. Whether you lead a church, a small group, a family, or a team—you are shepherding.
MSSNL: Pastor is a Scripture-rich guide to strengthen you in that calling. It is simple, practical, and written to help you lead with clarity, margin, and courage.
Inside you will find:
A return to the biblical way of shepherding.
Encouragement for those carrying the weight of leadership.
Patterns you can live and teach to others.
This book is not theory. It is a field guide for faithful leadership in every season and setting.
Download the eBook today and step forward in the call God has entrusted to you.
“Shepherd the flock of God that is among you, exercising oversight… being examples to the flock.” — 1 Peter 5:2–3
MSSNL Pastor Manuscript
MSSNL Pastor Audiobook
A Guide for Those Called to Lead
Leadership is a shepherd’s work. Whether you guide a church, a team, or a family—the call is the same. Feed. Guard. Guide.
Now available as an audiobook, MSSNL: Pastor gives you Scripture-rich encouragement and practical guidance you can listen to anywhere.
You will hear:
A return to the biblical way of shepherding.
Encouragement for weary leaders.
Simple patterns to live and pass on.
This is not theory. It is a field guide spoken for those entrusted to lead with faithfulness.
Listen today and be strengthened to walk out your calling with clarity and courage.
“And he gave the shepherds and teachers, to equip the saints for the work of ministry.” —
Ephesians 4:11–12