
Many of us have experienced the sting of losing a job. But there’s something uniquely challenging about leaving a position in full-time vocational ministry. Whether you’re stepping down from a church or leaving a kingdom nonprofit, it’s not as simple as just changing jobs. Suddenly, everything changes. You’re left navigating not just a career transition, but also a profound shift in identity, comm... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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At some point in ministry, we start confusing busyness for faithfulness. We tell ourselves that exhaustion is just the cost of obedience - that being needed, stretched thin, and constantly available somehow means we’re doing it right.
But deep down,... more
Most pastors imagine ministry as a lifelong calling, until something shifts - slowly, painfully, or all at once.
In this episode, Brad Gray and Brad Nelson share their unfiltered stories of leaving pastoral ministry, wrestling through uncertainty, a... more
Dr. Nathan Baxter loved ten hours of his job.
Those one-on-ones with staff fueled him. The rest slowly emptied him. Naming that truth started a two-year journey out of a role he’d held for decades. He didn’t abandon ministry. He changed vehicles so ... more
When the role that once fit like a second skin begins to suffocate, what do you do? For Duncan Robinson, it meant stepping away. No scandal. No collapse. Just honesty and courage to say, “I need to sit down and be fed.”
That decision took him from c... more
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Thank you for shining a light on this subject. My husband has worked at 2 churches and he has had similar experiences of hurt. Thankful the Lord is still good and faithful!
This podcast is soo good. Marilee and Matt do a terrific job of speaking to life after ministry. Both from their own perspective but also as they interview and talk with others. Heartfelt, sincere and genuine. The world needs this podcast! Thank you for doing this.
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Focused on the transitions following a career in full-time vocational ministry, guests share deeply personal stories and practical advice for navigating significant changes in identity, community, and daily routines. The content typically addresses issues such as mental health, burnout, financial security, and personal growth, encouraging listeners to embrace new pathways and redefine their purpose outside of traditional ministry roles. Listeners can expect heartfelt discussions on empathy, adaptability, and leadership challenges in various contexts, suitable for anyone facing major life transitions, particularly in faith-based environments.
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Recent guests on Life After Ministry include:
1. Andrew Hartman
2. Brad Nelson
3. Dr. Nathan Baxter
4. Duncan Robinson
5. John Melcon
6. Vineet Rajan
7. Kristen Joy Humiston
8. Joshua Gordon
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