More pastors tell us in July they want to quit than in any other month of the year. In today’s episode John & Jim unpack a fresh perspective that outlines two ways you can grow deeper and wider during the summer months

In today’s episode we continue our conversation with Sean Nemecek, author of The Weary Leader’s Guide to Burnout. In Part 2 we dig into how anxiety and shame fuel burnout, and then we outline a practical pathway toward recovery

The latest report from Barna (2023) reveals an explosive statistic: 40% of pastors report they’re suffering from burnout. In 2015, that number was 11%.

In today’s episode, we interview author Sean Nemecek about his book, The Weary Leader’s Guide to Burnout. Together we unpack why this is happening, and share dashboard warning lights that alert us to looming burnout

Unless you live under a rock, you’re likely aware of the revival that broke out at Asbury College in Wilmore Kentucky. In today’s episode, John and Jim continue their conversation around the amazing move of God’s Spirit on college campuses across our country. . . both Christian and secular—and then outline what leaders can/should do in response

In today’s episode John and Jim start a two-part series exploring what God is up to at Asbury College and at college campuses across our country . . . and what our response as leaders to these goings-on might/should be

Ever feel like you’re spinning your wheels when it comes to engaging the communities around you?

In today’s episode, Pastor Chris Brooks returns to unpack three effective ways a church can impact the communities they serve: Community Service, Community Development, and Community Empowerment.

Caring for the health of those who serve alongside us in ministry is one of the most important responsibilities a pastor has. In today’s episode John interviews Pastor Chris Brooks, lead pastor of Woodside Bible Church, about the staff care effort at Woodside, and how churches of any size can get started with this initiative

Mental and emotional health is achievable. It’s a lot of work . . . but it ultimately is doable. In today’s episode we wrap up our seven-week focus on mental and emotional well-being by unpacking two powerful pieces of a preventive plan to help you get and stay healthy

God has called you as a leader to run a marathon, not a sprint. To finish strong. In today’s episode, we explore the impact that running and leading on a full tank has on our longevity and sustained fruitfulness as leaders

We’re currently in the middle of a series of pods focused on mental and emotional health. We’ve talked about becoming our own best friend; telling our anger where to go. Today we’ll focus on protecting ourselves from people whose mission in life is to hurt us