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Episode 68 - STEP SEVEN | Letting God Heal the Pastor, Not the Performer
Episode 68 - STEP SEVEN | Letting God Heal the Pastor, Not the Performer
Today we talk about the crash that almost every pastor knows but rarely admits—the moment after the sermon when the anointing fades, the adrenaline stops, and the real battle begins. You’ve prayed. You’ve preached. God has moved.
But when the house grows quiet… the worries return.
The pain you’ve carried comes back.
The temptations you thought were gone show up again.
And the enemy whispers, “You’re failing.” But you’re not.
You’re human.
And God is inviting you into something deeper than image management—He wants to heal the pastor, not the performer. In this episode, we walk through why pastors hide, why the anointing doesn’t erase our humanity, and how God used imperfect people throughout Scripture—Elijah, Balaam, and even King Saul—while still calling them to transformation. This step is about dropping the act, letting God into the rooms we keep locked, and allowing His voice to shape us more than our platform does. Step 7: “I seek character change, not image management.”
(2 Corinthians 3:18)
If you’ve ever felt anointed one moment and broken the next… you’re not alone.
And you’re not beyond healing.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.
Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:
🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
📧 [email protected]
▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.
Today we talk about the crash that almost every pastor knows but rarely admits—the moment after the sermon when the anointing fades, the adrenaline stops, and the real battle begins. You’ve prayed. You’ve preached. God has moved.
But when the house grows quiet… the worries return.
The pain you’ve carried comes back.
The temptations you thought were gone show up again.
And the enemy whispers, “You’re failing.” But you’re not.
You’re human.
And God is inviting you into something deeper than image management—He wants to heal the pastor, not the performer. In this episode, we walk through why pastors hide, why the anointing doesn’t erase our humanity, and how God used imperfect people throughout Scripture—Elijah, Balaam, and even King Saul—while still calling them to transformation. This step is about dropping the act, letting God into the rooms we keep locked, and allowing His voice to shape us more than our platform does. Step 7: “I seek character change, not image management.”
(2 Corinthians 3:18)
If you’ve ever felt anointed one moment and broken the next… you’re not alone.
And you’re not beyond healing.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.
Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:
🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
📧 [email protected]
▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.
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By Jon HammondEpisode 68 - STEP SEVEN | Letting God Heal the Pastor, Not the Performer
Today we talk about the crash that almost every pastor knows but rarely admits—the moment after the sermon when the anointing fades, the adrenaline stops, and the real battle begins. You’ve prayed. You’ve preached. God has moved.
But when the house grows quiet… the worries return.
The pain you’ve carried comes back.
The temptations you thought were gone show up again.
And the enemy whispers, “You’re failing.” But you’re not.
You’re human.
And God is inviting you into something deeper than image management—He wants to heal the pastor, not the performer. In this episode, we walk through why pastors hide, why the anointing doesn’t erase our humanity, and how God used imperfect people throughout Scripture—Elijah, Balaam, and even King Saul—while still calling them to transformation. This step is about dropping the act, letting God into the rooms we keep locked, and allowing His voice to shape us more than our platform does. Step 7: “I seek character change, not image management.”
(2 Corinthians 3:18)
If you’ve ever felt anointed one moment and broken the next… you’re not alone.
And you’re not beyond healing.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.
Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:
🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
📧 [email protected]
▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.
Today we talk about the crash that almost every pastor knows but rarely admits—the moment after the sermon when the anointing fades, the adrenaline stops, and the real battle begins. You’ve prayed. You’ve preached. God has moved.
But when the house grows quiet… the worries return.
The pain you’ve carried comes back.
The temptations you thought were gone show up again.
And the enemy whispers, “You’re failing.” But you’re not.
You’re human.
And God is inviting you into something deeper than image management—He wants to heal the pastor, not the performer. In this episode, we walk through why pastors hide, why the anointing doesn’t erase our humanity, and how God used imperfect people throughout Scripture—Elijah, Balaam, and even King Saul—while still calling them to transformation. This step is about dropping the act, letting God into the rooms we keep locked, and allowing His voice to shape us more than our platform does. Step 7: “I seek character change, not image management.”
(2 Corinthians 3:18)
If you’ve ever felt anointed one moment and broken the next… you’re not alone.
And you’re not beyond healing.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.
Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:
🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
📧 [email protected]
▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.