The Danger of "Un-Pastored" Pastors (Paperback or Softback)

In today's world, there are way too many unfathered children. A father's love is needed in a child's life. A mother can be a superwoman, but she cannot replace the role of a father. A father or father figure is needed to bring balance.

Too many unpastored pastors try to lead followers when they have never been followers themselves. This book explains the dangers of being unfathered and unpastored and also discusses how to correct this.

"The Danger of Un-Pastored Pastors," written by Bishop Adrian R. Rodgers and Bishop Ron Webb, is a collaborative masterpiece that will educate you on God's purpose for fathers and their importance. You will learn about the bastard and orphan spirit. This book gives firsthand accounts of leaders who didn't have a spiritual covering. Each page will draw you closer to God to ensure your motives for leading are pleasing in God's sight.

Adrian R. Rodgers was born and raised in Memphis, TN. He is the son of Bishop and Mrs. Charles Rodgers and the grandson of three pastors. He began his ministry as a musician. He started playing the drums for his father's church at the age of 5. He moved from the drums to the piano and finally to the organ. He served as Minister of Music at his father's church for 15 years. In January 2008, Pastor Adrian Rodgers's call to ministry became greater. His father, Bishop Rodgers, retired from full-time pastorate, and Pastor Rodgers became the pastor of New Dimensions Ministries in Memphis, TN.

Dr. Ron Webb is the pastor of the Mt. Calvary Powerhouse Church in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Pastor Webb has been in the ministry for over 35 years. The unique ministry of Dr. Ron Webb is evident as he is anointed in the area's leadership and church government. Dr. Webb has been considered by many to be A Pastor to Pastors. His ministry is centered around Restoration and Racial Reconciliation and a sincere belief that we must Reach the Lost at Any Cost. His preaching and teaching focuses on empowerment and hope.