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Most pastors could quote Mark 12:30 in their sleep: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your.
Fall in ministry has a particular kind of momentum. Ministry programs are back in full swing, small groups have relaunched, budgets are being built for next.
Most pastors know what it is to be hungry in ways a meal can’t fix. You pour yourself out on Sunday, sit with a grieving family on Tuesday, untangle a staff.
Most of us who have spent any time in ministry know how to prepare for a hard conversation. We rehearse the opening line. We gather the facts. We think through.
Ministry has a strange way of pouring you out faster than it fills you back up. If you’ve ever finished a full week of serving and still walked away wondering.
Pastoral ministry is rarely a straight line. There are seasons of overflow, when the work feels like a gift, and seasons of grinding, when you wonder if anyone.
You entered ministry because you love people. You wanted to sit with the grieving, pray over the sick, counsel the struggling, and point your congregation to.
Ministry rarely gets simpler on its own. It accumulates. Another program, another meeting on the calendar, another good idea that becomes a standing.
You spend your weeks tending to the people entrusted to you. You watch for signs of spiritual fatigue in others, you know the warning signs of a heart.
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