Wellness

Marriage in Ministry With Steven Curtis Chapman & Mary Beth Chapman

Steven Curtis Chapman and Mary Beth Chapman reflect on 40 years of marriage, the expectations placed on ministry families, and God's grace.

Jamie Aten: What Is Spiritual First Aid and Why Churches Need It

Jamie Aten explains what Spiritual First Aid is, why it matters for today’s church, and how it equips both ministry leaders and volunteers.

Hannah Miller King: Receiving Before Serving in Ministry

Hannah Miller King shares with Jason Daye how communion reframes grief, hunger, and the tension ministry leaders carry.

Mark DeYmaz: Leading as Peacemakers in a Divided World

Pastors are called to be peacemakers. Mark DeYmaz joins Jason Daye to explore how Jesus-shaped faithfulness builds trust over time.

Aaron Abramson: How To Lead Your Ministry Through Change

Aaron Abramson shares wisdom on leading organizational and cultural change with clarity, faithfulness, and care.

The Pastor Who Can’t Say ‘No’: The Hidden Cost on Your Family

The hidden cost of pastors who can’t say “no” and how ministry overload impacts family life, marriage, and personal well-being.

Bob Goff: Walking with Jesus When Ministry Gets Heavy

Jason Daye sits down with Bob Goff for a pastoral conversation about what it means to walk with Jesus when ministry feels heavy.

Steve Cuss: When Pastors Preach a Faith They Don’t Fully Experience

Steve Cuss joins Jason Daye to name a tension many ministry leaders feel: the disconnect between preaching faith and living it.

Bethany Dearborn Hiser: When Helping Others Is Driven by the Need To Be Needed

Bethany Dearborn Hiser joins Jason Daye to explore the often-overlooked reality of secondary trauma in ministry.

Why Younger Generations Need To See Faith Lived, Not Just Preached

Efrem Smith and Jason Daye explore what younger generations often find missing in the American church and why those gaps matter.

Why Isolation Is So Dangerous for Pastors

Diane Langberg explains how isolation often creeps in with good intentions—and why unchecked isolation can become spiritually dangerous.