We, the Longer Haul Podcast team, are committed to... well... the Longer Haul. That's why we do the podcast. We know though, from experience that there are times when God makes it known that it's time to move on. There are seasons of change.

The big question we all face is how do we know when it's time to leave? If God doesn't send a burning bush, how can we determine his plan regarding the current church we're serving in? These are hard questions and are often super emotional.

In this episode, we tackle the reason WHY you should leave your church and the reasons why you should NOT leave your church. PLUS, Jody shares some personal news related to this very topic.

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Links mentioned:

When You Want to Stay and Can't

Avoiding Burnout in Youth Ministry

Be Soberly Reminded

25 Tips from 25 Years of Marriage While Serving in Youth Ministry

Balancing Family and Youth Ministry

Maturing as a Youth Pastor

Resources mentioned

7 Reasons to Leave Your Youth Ministry Position

Consider This: The Youth Minister's Guide to Longevity by Chris Trent

Leading on Empty: Refilling Your Tank and Renewing Your Passion by Wayne Cordeiro

Is God Calling Me by Jeff Iorg

IMMANUEL: 25 DAYS OF DEVOTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS/ADVENT by YM360

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