“I don’t think my Bible school education prepared me for church ministry or the problems I would be facing.” He spoke without anger or criticism, just the facts as he saw it. The jarring reality hit me: As one of his teachers, I had failed—and, frankly, failed quite miserably. It stung badly not only because of the words but because it came from a mature person of considerable talent, intellect, and potential. I felt responsible though Moses never hinted I was to blame. But I could not escape the