Ever stood in the pulpit preaching hope…while quietly wondering if you still have any left? You’re not alone. In this honest conversation, we talk about what to do when you’re leading others to Living Water but feel spiritually dry yourself. Learn how to refill your well without faking it on Sunday, take practical steps toward soul health, and remember why dependence on Jesus, not performance is the real power in preaching.

If your theology says “God is in control,” but your calendar says “I am,” something’s off.

In the first episode of Holy & Worn Out, Robbie starts Season 1 with a freeing reminder for every tired pastor: The church already has a Savior — and it’s not you.

Through honest conversation, Scripture, and practical steps, we’ll explore:

• How ministry weight slowly creeps in and crushes you if unchecked

• The difference between Savior Mode and Steward Mode

• Why “Not every fire is your fire” can save your soul

• How systems and delegation protect your family, sanity, and calling

You’ll walk away with an emotional inventory tool, healthy boundary ideas, and the confidence to release what God never asked you to carry.

Because you’re not called to be superhuman. You’re called to be faithful.

You preached your heart out. You smiled in the lobby. You prayed with people. And now you’re sitting in your car… wondering how you’re supposed to do it again next week.

In this raw and honest episode, Pastor Robbie reminds us that ministry is heavy — not because we’re doing it wrong, but because loving people is heavy. If you’ve ever felt tired, overwhelmed, or wondered if you’re the only one carrying more than you can handle, this episode is for you.

You’re not weak for feeling it. You’re human.
Let’s talk about how to name the weight, share the weight, and remember who’s really carrying it.

In this first episode, Pastor Robbie introduces the heart behind Holy & Worn Out — a podcast for church leaders who love the church but feel the weight of ministry. If you’re called, tired, and still showing up, this one’s for you.