Your pastor is capable of the same evil/sin/foolishness as you; maybe even worse. Because your pastor is a human being just like you. They can be wrong about stuff, many times, and in some extreme cases, they can totally lose the plot to the extent of teaching utter falsehoods like the chap in this video (Read the book God's Generals by Roberts Liardon). This is the reason why the requirements for someone to be a pastor or Deacon or Elder or Bishop was always stringent since the responsibility they hold meant that they had the capacity to do either a lot of good serving people or a lot of damage to the people they lead (and I'm sure you've heard some horror stories). The requirements for being a pastor have always been about the person's heart and discipline or as the good book says, they must be above reproach. God has never looked for a perfect person. He was always looking for people who are yielded and teachable so every time you find a pastor who gives off even the slightest vibe of arrogance and vanity run for your dear life. That's why God was willing to pick up a man who would kill another man to sleep with his wife and refer to him as the man after his own heart and used him to replace a very handsome guy king who was more bothered about what people thought rather than obeying God. Unfortunately for us, the requirements for becoming a pastor these days seem to be so low that any Tom Frank and Robert can become a pastor and that's where the challenge lies. The saddest thing about this is that because of the damage that they are capable of doing, even those who are genuine and doing the work of God will end up catching a lot of stray bullets because the bafere are usually very loud use all manner of tricks to get as much attention as possible. Just as the requirements to be a pastor were clearly laid out, so was their evaluation. And it was simply what fruit they bear (the fruit of the Spirit is clearly articulated by the Apostle Paul in Galatians 5 but includes things like joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.) If your Pastor is not yielding that fruit consistently or is always quarreling, you should be very concerned! Please desist from the temptation to put your pastor on a pedestal, he is not Deputy Jesus. The promise we have from God in Hebrews 4 is that we can now each be able to have the same direct access to God that your pastor has. And while they still should have total respect from you, it is very very possible that you are able to talk to God more than your pastor does. Have a blessed week ahead!!