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Jay Mosser

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Jay Mosser
Jay Mosser has served in pastoral roles for 43 years – about 20 years in various assistant pastor capacities and the rest as senior pastor. Through those years he has served in three churches ranging from smaller (less than 50) to larger (about 1,000). Along the way he has worked with children, teens, worship ministry, pastoral care, preaching, and leadership. Jay has an M.Div. from Western (Conservative Baptist) Seminary and a D.Min. from Corban University in Oregon, where his doctoral thesis was titled How a Pastor’s Theology of Shepherding Affects the Health & Growth of a Church. He is married to Kathy and has three daughters and five grandchildren. In his spare time, he loves to read, hike, travel, watch sports, and spend time with his family.
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Living in Sabbath While Running the Race: Finding Balance Between Ministry and Family 		Jay Mosser Leadership 00:00:00 458 22 May 2023
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What are some practical ways church leaders and counsellors could work together more? 		Jay Mosser Discipleship 00:00:00 269 22 May 2023
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What are some practical ways we can view all of life with a discipleship mindset? 		Jay Mosser Discipleship 00:00:00 220 22 May 2023
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What is spiritual progress, and why is it crucial for every believer? 		Jay Mosser Discipleship 00:00:00 214 22 May 2023
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What are some practical habits for long term personal health in ministry? 		Jay Mosser Leadership 00:00:00 439 22 May 2023
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What does it mean to "live in Sabbath"? 		Jay Mosser Leadership 00:00:00 337 22 May 2023
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What is the biblical imperative for unity? 		Jay Mosser Theology › ... › Fellowship 00:00:00 456 24 May 2022
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What is the difference between unity and uniformity? 		Jay Mosser Theology › ... › Fellowship 00:00:00 363 24 May 2022
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What is the right way to respond to criticism? 		Jay Mosser Leadership › Organisational Leadership 00:00:00 323 24 May 2022
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Why is it important to process the criticism we receive with other people? 		Jay Mosser Leadership › Organisational Leadership 00:00:00 304 24 May 2022

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