Mental Health

Here’s the thing: grief isn’t something to just get over; it’s something we move through. And guess what? You don’t have to do it alone.

Joe Dobbins and Jason Daye explore, from a very pro-church perspective, the current reality of church hurt that many have experienced from churches and from ministry leaders.

The Church has always played a central role in addressing human suffering, embodying the compassion and healing ministry of Christ. Today, the scientific study of...

Even when a pastor is not directly involved in a crisis, pastors and church leaders experience secondary trauma from carrying the emotional weight with those who are.

If you feel you are one of the lonely pastors in ministry, there is good news! You can take steps to move past the loneliness.

When a leader in a church experiences a moral failure, the fallout can be overwhelming. It’s crucial for pastors to acknowledge and navigate their own grief and shock effectively to maintain their well-being and provide the best support to others.

Diane Langberg and Jason Daye look at some of the warning signs of unhealthy ministry leadership. Diane also shares three distinct calls that every shepherd needs to embrace in order to honor God and serve people well. 

Do you practice self-care? As a church leader, it’s crucial to prioritize your own well-being to effectively support your congregation and manage crises when they come.