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Most ministry leaders expect relief after stepping away.
In this honest conversation, Dustin Kleinschmidt shares how years of crisis leadership, misaligned values, and unresolved grief led to burnout, anxiety, and a deep reckoning with faith.
Rather than rushing toward resolution, Dustin invites leaders to reconsider what the wilderness is actually for.
This episode reframes suffering, challenges Christian shortcuts around pain, and offers language for leaders who feel stuck between obedience and disappointment.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you missed God or why healing is taking so long, this conversation meets you right where you are.
If you’re in the wilderness and looking for faithful companions along the way, explore The Wilderness Way and Ministry Transitions. Together, they offer resources to help you live honestly with God in hard seasons and engage Scripture with deeper historical and spiritual clarity.
By Matt & Marilee Davis5
1616 ratings
Most ministry leaders expect relief after stepping away.
In this honest conversation, Dustin Kleinschmidt shares how years of crisis leadership, misaligned values, and unresolved grief led to burnout, anxiety, and a deep reckoning with faith.
Rather than rushing toward resolution, Dustin invites leaders to reconsider what the wilderness is actually for.
This episode reframes suffering, challenges Christian shortcuts around pain, and offers language for leaders who feel stuck between obedience and disappointment.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you missed God or why healing is taking so long, this conversation meets you right where you are.
If you’re in the wilderness and looking for faithful companions along the way, explore The Wilderness Way and Ministry Transitions. Together, they offer resources to help you live honestly with God in hard seasons and engage Scripture with deeper historical and spiritual clarity.

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