Blog #passion for ministry

Burnout happens when a person passionately pursues a dream over an extended period of time and then loses hope for achieving that dream. Perhaps he is told no too many times. Or, maybe, he is tired of trying things that just don’t work. Little by little, his cup of faith, hope and joy is drained. Eventually, he will not even remember why he ever began this pursuit and will feel foolish for wasting so much time and effort.

One of the worst reputations that one can acquire is being an unreliable person. Being unreliable makes someone a bad employee, a bad co-worker, a bad employer, a bad neighbor, and a lousy friend. Whatever the relationship is, you can rest assured that it will be tarnished if one of the parties regularly goes back on his word.

Has God put you on the bench? Being on the sidelines can be a frustrating place to be. Don't waste this valuable time. Use it to get better. Here are 3 ways you can improve yourself while waiting on the Lord to put you back in the game.

The way God leads us will vary, but the way His presence feels will never change. Before making any critical decisions, make sure God is with you. Remember back to how it felt when you knew you were being led by God.

Do you feel stuck in your walk with God? Does it seem as if you've hit a plateau and the excitement you used to have is gone? The Elder Son is a book that helps those who are already doing the right thing find their next thing to do.

There are many times in the Bible where God had to nudge people to release their full potential. Moses needed God to speak through a burning bush. Esther needed Mordecai to tell her that perhaps God had given her everything she had for such a time as this.

Heaven is described as a place of no more pain, sickness, sorrow, or death. It is a place of happiness and celebration in the presence of God. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the journey, so long as we don’t forget that this world is not our home.