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‘Worship God,’ episode 4: Dealing with Disappointments

July 7, 2020 | Pat Sczebel • Jody Cross • Rob Brockman • Wyatt Graham

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In this episode, we discuss how to deal with disappointments in worship ministry.

Pat is a worship pastor in Vancouver BC. He has pastored for over 30 years. He has been married to his best friend for 34 years. He has 8 children and 4 grand-children.

Jody Cross is a husband to Alexandra, father to Jordan, Alyssa, Hannah and Joel. He serves as the Lead Pastor at Southshore Bible Church in Barrie, Ontario.

Rob Brockman serves as an Associate Pastor at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Orillia, ON. Rob is married to Sienna, is father to Anastasia, and loves Christ and His Church.

Wyatt Graham (PhD., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) serves as the part-time Editor in Chief of TGC Canada. You can follow him on X at @wagraham or at wyattgraham.com.

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