Arianna Molloy: When Calling Consumes
When burnout happens from a calling, it’s not simply, "I don’t like what I am doing anymore," which is a terrible problem. It’s, "I don’t know who I am anymore."
When burnout happens from a calling, it’s not simply, "I don’t like what I am doing anymore," which is a terrible problem. It’s, "I don’t know who I am anymore."
The church has thrived throughout history and around the world when we don’t have power.
The horizontal dimension of the cross symbolizes the other aspect of community that the cross offers—that we can be reconciled not only to God, but also to each other, and be brought together to form one body.
If you want to see sustained growth you must build an intentional long-term leadership culture in your church or ministry.
In this interview, discover The Witness of Withness—the idea that true impact comes from being with others and walking with God.
Rebuilding After Disaster offers practical steps for believers to respond when crisis strikes, guiding readers from prayer to action and service.
Are any of these patterns of thinking undercutting your ability to lead effectively?
True leadership longevity means a pastor’s impact grows over time, not overnight.
Policies and accountability are inherently limited tools for guidance, but they also shape how leaders and churches navigate tough choices and protect the mission.
There’s nothing magic about it – it’s just an attitude change that impacts everything and everyone around you.