You have to die to enter into a vocation. Profession summons the best of you, and vocation calls you away from what you thought was the best of you and promises to make you into someone or something you are not.
Roger Paynter, pastor of FBC Austin
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- Joe Bumbulis
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- I'm husband to Charlotte, owner to Smokey, tweeter @joebumbulis seminary graduate, pastoral resident graduate student and missions pastor being formed for mission, following Jesus, truth seeker, sinner, and fumbling through this life.
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