The Fourth Preacher

by Doug Ellingsworth

An old and young preacher meet in a college cafeteria - and become best friends. Bennett takes Owen under his wing, and the young preacher learns things about life and serving that he hadn't anticipated when he arrived on campus. A quick read filled with lots of lessons, including those illustrated by the characters themselves. Every preacher, regardless of age or position, will find himself in this story.

108 pages, Paperback

Published June 26, 2024

Reviews

[Jonathan Ellingsworth]

Every person who feels a call of God on their life should read this book. It’s full of wisdom and insight to build the person called by God and establishing one’s life in Kingdom work. The book is practical in its application and encouraging to continue on the path. This book is for you regardless of where you are at on your ministry journey.

[Myron T.]

Every preacher needs to read this, and then read it again!

[Juan Tena]

For anyone looking to grow in ministry and want gems. This supplies great godly advice through a captivating story.

[Jared Louis]

This book was incredible. I highly recommend every minister, regardless of the stage of ministry they are in, to read it.

[André J. Carroll]

A mentor of mine ordered me to stop what I was doing and read this book and I REGRET NOTHING in doing so! I can’t tell you how many times I paused to reflect, write something down, or even say “oof” or “ouch” when my toes got stepped on.
An easy read — but chock-full of needed wisdom I’m already applying.

Also, I’ve already purchased a mini notebook… if you know you know. 😉