I have come to discover that there is silent crisis going on in most Churches and Ministries today.

It is the crisis of Guest
Speakers. It is both negative and positive in nature, but the
scale tilt more towards the negative side. Church and
Ministry leaders are largely mute about this crisis, but
nobody can deny its existence. Quite unfortunately, it has
consumed many ministries and presently, many Church
leaders are trying to grapple with this problem. Well, I hope
this book can be of real help to such leaders. Permit me to
itemise some of the reasons for this book.

1. Ministry and church leaders have kept quiet for
too long:
There is scanty teaching, book, emphasis and warning about
Guest Ministers in most of our Schools of Ministry, Bible
Schools and Ministers’ Conferences. This has allowed many
Church leaders to do whatever they like and Guest Ministers
have had a field day milking and short-changing Churches.
It is not a problem that started yesterday, it has been going
on for years, but most top leaders have failed to really
speak out as they should. Though, there have been some
warnings in few denominational churches about the type of
Guest Ministers they should allow, but largely across the
board, topmost Church leaders have been too quiet on this
issue. This is the gap that this book has come to adequately
fill.

2. Many ungodly practises abound by Guest
Ministers:
Since there are little or no guidelines and ethics to follow,
most invited speakers usually take the law into their hands
and do things that mostly benefit themselves and not the
Church of Jesus Christ. I know Churches that got scattered
and in dissaray due to the ungodly antics of invited
speakers.