Wellness

Michael John Cusick and Jason Daye explore the gap that ministry leaders often experience between what they believe about the divine love of God and what they experience in their own lives.

Pastors are often called upon for crisis stabilization and debriefing. This guide aims to equip pastors with trauma-informed strategies to assist individuals effectively, even within a limited timeframe.

As pastors, let’s make healthy vacations and rhythms of rest the norm rather than the exception. You will find God knew what he was talking about when he intentionally incorporated rest.

Dr. Kevin Chapman and Jason Daye have a hope-filled conversation about how we can master our emotions through biblical principles and the power of Christ.

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.

Few areas in our lives are as sensitive as personal finances. And especially for ministry leaders and their families, it’s often a quick path to stress, uncertainty, and frustration. Yet no matter how much or how little we earn, we are responsible to be good stewards of what the Lord provides.

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.

In the early Christian church, Gnosticism posed a significant theological challenge. Many Gnostic ideas conflicted with the foundational teachings of Christianity, particularly the belief in the goodness of creation, the incarnation of Jesus, and the bodily resurrection.