Have you ever felt like you were being emotionally sapped dry by certain individuals in your ministry? I'm Todd Rhoades, and together with insights from Chris Surratt, we address this energy zapping dilemma on the latest episode of the Healthy Church Staff podcast. Our focus is on 'drainers', those who bring an endless stream of complaints and criticisms, leaving us feeling inadequate and frustrated. Join us as we navigate the complexities of setting healthy boundaries with these individuals, pointing them towards constructive sources of support, and tackling the issue with a combination of love, firmness, and scriptural wisdom. It's a conversation filled with personal strategies and pastoral advice that promises to empower any ministry leader.
This week, we've already unpacked the challenges posed by dominators, dodgers, and debaters in ministry. But the drainers—oh boy, they're in a league of their own. Tune in as we discuss the importance of not letting these challenging personalities monopolize our time and resources, and the necessity of confronting issues with grace and honesty. We also talk about the importance of balancing our interactions by seeking out 'energizers'—the individuals who uplift and inspire us. So, whether you're a ministry veteran or just starting out, brace yourself for an episode that will not only equip you but also refresh your approach to ministering to every sheep in your flock. With Chris Serrat's expertise in tow, we're bringing a robust discussion that's sure to leave you feeling more capable and less drained.
Have questions or comments? Send to podcast@chemistrystaffing.com
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Is Your Church Hiring?
If your church is searching for a new staff member, reach out to Todd for a conversation on how he might be able to help.
Are You Looking for a New Ministry Role?
If you are open to a new church role in the next few months, add your free resume and profile at ChemistryStaffing.com.
Have you ever felt like you were being emotionally sapped dry by certain individuals in your ministry? I'm Todd Rhoades, and together with insights from Chris Surratt, we address this energy zapping dilemma on the latest episode of the Healthy Church Staff podcast. Our focus is on 'drainers', those who bring an endless stream of complaints and criticisms, leaving us feeling inadequate and frustrated. Join us as we navigate the complexities of setting healthy boundaries with these individuals, pointing them towards constructive sources of support, and tackling the issue with a combination of love, firmness, and scriptural wisdom. It's a conversation filled with personal strategies and pastoral advice that promises to empower any ministry leader.
This week, we've already unpacked the challenges posed by dominators, dodgers, and debaters in ministry. But the drainers—oh boy, they're in a league of their own. Tune in as we discuss the importance of not letting these challenging personalities monopolize our time and resources, and the necessity of confronting issues with grace and honesty. We also talk about the importance of balancing our interactions by seeking out 'energizers'—the individuals who uplift and inspire us. So, whether you're a ministry veteran or just starting out, brace yourself for an episode that will not only equip you but also refresh your approach to ministering to every sheep in your flock. With Chris Serrat's expertise in tow, we're bringing a robust discussion that's sure to leave you feeling more capable and less drained.
Have questions or comments? Send to podcast@chemistrystaffing.com
Be sure to subscribe to The Healthy Church Staff Podcast wherever you regularly listen to podcasts.
- - - - -
Is Your Church Hiring?
If your church is searching for a new staff member, reach out to Todd for a conversation on how he might be able to help.
Are You Looking for a New Ministry Role?
If you are open to a new church role in the next few months, add your free resume and profile at ChemistryStaffing.com.