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Ministerial leadership in church must have a goal. A simplified way of stating this goal might be to prepare Christians to become ‘complete in Christ’. The plan of salvation (Acts 2:38), consecrations in prayer & fasting & witnessing, plus the determination to live a holy life acceptable unto God, is included in this reference ‘complete’
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