Pastor Burnout: 3 Steps to Lead From a Healthy Soul
Burnout isn't the price of working hard — it's the slow erosion of a soul disconnected from Jesus. Here are three rhythms that help ministry leaders flourish instead of fade.
Burnout isn't the price of working hard — it's the slow erosion of a soul disconnected from Jesus. Here are three rhythms that help ministry leaders flourish instead of fade.
What can a fictional starship captain teach pastors about leadership? Kathryn Janeway’s example offers five lessons in conviction, courage, compassion, power and hope.
Evangelism is not an add-on to our ministries. It is the very heart of our calling.
Growing as a leader is not optional—it’s your responsibility. It’s your yes to the call God placed on your life.
A healthy, Christ-centered culture empowers individuals to grow in their faith, equips leaders to serve with integrity, and enables the church to fulfill its mission.
If we attempt to provide for others without first being nourished ourselves, we burn out. We wound ourselves and others.
Confrontational evangelism is not wrong; it is just that very few believers are effective at it. But Everyday Missionaries can build relationships with people and share the gospel.
A winning church culture should be a disciple-making conduit.
The God who bled for you, who died for you, who rose from the dead for you, and who now lives in you through the Holy Spirit, believes in you.
You are going to try and find healing for pastors somewhere. If it’s not in Jesus, the devil will destroy you and your family and your ministry.