“THE CHRONICLES & FRUSTRATIONS OF A POOR PASTOR” By Wale Agboola is a heart-wrenching yet inspiring memoir that pulls back the curtain on the often-hidden struggles of pastoral ministry. Through raw honesty and vulnerability, Pastor Wale Agboola shares his own experiences of navigating dark nights of the soul, financial strain, and the weight of serving others while struggling to make ends meet.

This book offers a refreshing dose of realism, shedding light on the challenges pastors face, including:

– Financial struggles: The strain of living on a modest income while being expected to lead and serve others.
– Spiritual warfare: The battle to maintain faith and trust in God during times of uncertainty and doubt.
– Emotional toll: The weight of carrying others’ burdens while neglecting one’s own emotional and mental well-being.

Through different stories, this book reveals the humanity behind the pulpit, showing that even the most devoted servants of God can struggle with:

– Authenticity and transparency: The struggle to be genuine and open with congregations while maintaining a sense of authority and respect.
– Self-doubt and criticism: The weight of criticism and self-doubt that can come with pastoral ministry.
– Faith and perseverance: The journey of holding onto faith despite challenges and setbacks.

“THE CHRONICLES & FRUSTRATIONS OF A POOR PASTOR” is a must-read for anyone who has ever felt the weight of ministry, struggled with doubt, or sought to deepen their faith.

Join PWA on this journey and discover the transformative power of trusting God in the darkest of times.