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On this episode of MMP, Doug and J.R. talk about sanity, sheep, fleas, and oil … and we are excited to share an amazing conversation with author/speaker/minister, Skye Jethani.This conversation will take a 30,000-ft view of the state of the Church in the US, and how pastors can stay healthy and fresh in this difficult season as we look to the future with hope. Skye helps us see this cultural pain and trial as a beautiful opportunity for the Church to be faithful and fruitful. Lastly, we share an encouraging word for pastors who are feeling the pressures that come when our identity is rooted in our success and effectiveness.ResourcesQuestions:Skye said: “pain we don’t choose is a trail and pain we do choose is a discipline.”What trials are you in right now? Can you name those? What might God be able to form in you through this trial? Where are we choosing voluntarily to enter into pain and discipline?What are you seeing in the culture/town around you? And what might the Gospel speak to what you see?Books by Skye:Immeasurable: Reflections on the Soul of Ministry in the Age of Church, Inc.With: Reimagining the Way You Relate to GodOther resources.The Bible ProjectThe great give away, J.R. is giving away 25 copies of his book, Fail: Finding Hope and Grace in the Midst of Ministry Failure to the first 25 people who write a review on our itunes page. To get a free copy of J.R.’s book, all you need to do is write a review, and then email Jane@Kairospartnerships.org your address and we will get it out to you.If you have any questions, comments, or thoughts for the show drop us a line, voice mail or smoke signal at dougmoister@gmail.com. The MMP is a new podcast, so if you enjoy what you hear, please subscribe, write a review, and share this with other pastors and ministry leaders. We hope to see the MMP community grow. Thank you!
On this episode of MMP, Doug and J.R. talk about sanity, sheep, fleas, and oil … and we are excited to share an amazing conversation with author/speaker/minister, Skye Jethani.This conversation will take a 30,000-ft view of the state of the Church in the US, and how pastors can stay healthy and fresh in this difficult season as we look to the future with hope. Skye helps us see this cultural pain and trial as a beautiful opportunity for the Church to be faithful and fruitful. Lastly, we share an encouraging word for pastors who are feeling the pressures that come when our identity is rooted in our success and effectiveness.
Resources
Questions:
Skye said: “pain we don’t choose is a trail and pain we do choose is a discipline.”
What trials are you in right now? Can you name those? What might God be able to form in you through this trial?
Where are we choosing voluntarily to enter into pain and discipline?
What are you seeing in the culture/town around you? And what might the Gospel speak to what you see?
Books by Skye:
Immeasurable: Reflections on the Soul of Ministry in the Age of Church, Inc.
With: Reimagining the Way You Relate to God
Other resources.
The great give away, J.R. is giving away 25 copies of his book, Fail: Finding Hope and Grace in the Midst of Ministry Failure to the first 25 people who write a review on our itunes page. To get a free copy of J.R.’s book, all you need to do is write a review, and then email Jane@Kairospartnerships.org your address and we will get it out to you.
If you have any questions, comments, or thoughts for the show drop us a line, voice mail or smoke signal at dougmoister@gmail.com. The MMP is a new podcast, so if you enjoy what you hear, please subscribe, write a review, and share this with other pastors and ministry leaders. We hope to see the MMP community grow. Thank you!
Monday Morning Pastor is a weekly podcast to encourage, equip, challenge and resource pastors and church leaders on Monday mornings. Monday is the hardest day of the week for pastors and the day pastors need the most encouragement. We want to tell and hear stories of hope and encouragement in the midst of this unique place in culture where the negative ministry stories seem to get all the airtime. Our hope is that these stories resonate with and remind pastors why we stay in the game. It is a podcast that gives pastors hope and a safe place to take off their collar, robe or tie and be people who need receive the good news on the day we feel most vulnerable. Our podcast will consist of interviews, conversations and resources from pastors and ministry leaders. We’ll have a new episode loaded up each Monday morning throughout the year (but, of course, you can listen on any day you wish). We invite you to join us and listen to the Monday Morning Pastor, where pastors can be people.