Lead Pastor — Vision, Teaching & Shepherding a Growing Church

Great Lakes Christian College; Beaverton (MI); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Christ Church Beaverton is seeking a Lead Pastor to provide spiritual leadership and pastoral care for the congregation. The role involves preaching biblically sound, Christ-centered messages and leading worship to cultivate an atmosphere that draws people toward Christ.

The pastor will work with elders to mentor, disciple, and equip the church body, while prioritizing prayer, outreach, and church health consistent with the church's non-denominational identity.

Qualifications

• Clear personal relationship with Jesus Christ and a strong Christian testimony.
• Spiritual maturity, integrity, humility, and a servant’s heart.
• Strong knowledge of Scripture and ability to communicate biblical truth clearly.
• Calling and gifting for pastoral ministry, teaching, shepherding, and leadership.

Responsibilities

• Provide overall spiritual leadership and pastoral care for the congregation.
• Preach and teach biblically sound, Christ-centered messages regularly.
• Lead worship services and foster an atmosphere that points people to Christ.
• Visit, pray with, encourage, and minister to members and families in times of need.
• Develop discipleship and spiritual-growth opportunities for the congregation.
• Provide leadership to the elders/leadership team and collaborate on priorities.

Skills

Pastoral leadership

Biblical teaching

Communication skills

Church leadership collaboration

Pastoral care

Discipleship

Evangelism/outreach

Prayer/Intercession

Job description

Christ Church Beaverton is seeking a Lead Pastor to provide spiritual leadership and pastoral care for the congregation. The role involves preaching biblically sound, Christ-centered messages and leading worship to cultivate an atmosphere that draws people toward Christ.

The pastor will work with elders to mentor, disciple, and equip the church body, while prioritizing prayer, outreach, and church health consistent with the church's non-denominational identity.