Wellness
Jonathan Murphy: Salt and Light for a Skeptical World
FrontStage BackStage host Jason Daye is joined by Jonathan Murphy to discuss how we can live as salt and light in a world that is growing increasingly skeptical toward the Christian faith.
Mental Health
Scott Sauls: Facing Regret and Hurt in Ministry
In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Scott Sauls, pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee. Together, Scott and Jason look at our tendency to emphasize the positive while minimizing the pain and suffering in our own lives and ministry.
Mental Health
Jay Fowler: Making the Most of Your Sabbatical
In the latest conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by PastorServe's Midwest Regional Director, Jay Fowler, to discuss how pastors and churches can get the most out of a sabbatical.
Articles for Pastors
Why We Must Put an End to the Stigma of Mental Illness
Everyone is broken.
It’s a fact of life that’s not only clear from the pages of the Bible but also from the practical reality of...
Mental Health
Nicole Martin: Ministry, Trauma & Healing
Jason Daye and the Reverend Dr. Nicole Martin explore some of the potential dangers and the positive benefits when it comes to examining trauma in our own lives. They also look at how we can help make our lives, our homes, and our churches places of healing.
Wellness
Travis Dickinson: The Value of Doubt and Deconstruction in Ministry Leadership
In a world of deconstruction, how do we handle our doubts in a healthy way as ministry leaders? Dr. Travis Dickinson and Jason Daye discuss the value of our doubt.
Mental Health
Alan Fadling: The Keys to Grace-Paced Leadership
Alan Fadling and Jason Daye explore how we can reframe our contemporary understanding of ministry leadership and allow Jesus to guide us into what he modeled: grace-paced leadership.
Mental Health
Andrew Arndt: How to Ground Your Identity in Jesus as a Leader
Andrew Arndt and Jason Daye explore practices that help leaders experience refreshment for our souls as the Spirit strips away some of the inessentials and distractions and grounds our identity in Jesus.