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Burnout: What Jesus Says When You Say, “I Can’t Even...”
Luke 12:35-53
Experiences of burnout exist along a continuum, from low-grade to severe. Is burnout a "you" problem, or an "us" problem? How do you cope when you feel trapped in a situation that feels like it set you up to fail? Most importantly, what might Jesus say or do in the midst of our experiences of burnout?
Credits & Sources:
Luise Schottroff, David Garland, Kenneth Bailey, Justo Gonzalez, Steve Cuss, Edwin Friedman, Anne Helen Petersen, Sharon Hodde Miller, Kenneth Tanner, St. Ambrose, Joshua Cohen, Greg Boyd, Alan Hirsh, Carey Nieuwhof, Alan Culpepper.
Sermon by Aaron Carlson
For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org
(06/08/25)
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By Aaron CarlsonLuke 12:35-53
Experiences of burnout exist along a continuum, from low-grade to severe. Is burnout a "you" problem, or an "us" problem? How do you cope when you feel trapped in a situation that feels like it set you up to fail? Most importantly, what might Jesus say or do in the midst of our experiences of burnout?
Credits & Sources:
Luise Schottroff, David Garland, Kenneth Bailey, Justo Gonzalez, Steve Cuss, Edwin Friedman, Anne Helen Petersen, Sharon Hodde Miller, Kenneth Tanner, St. Ambrose, Joshua Cohen, Greg Boyd, Alan Hirsh, Carey Nieuwhof, Alan Culpepper.
Sermon by Aaron Carlson
For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org
(06/08/25)