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The Self-Sacrifice Scale: why leaders are vulnerable to overworking
“You are not what you do. You are not what you have.”
Henri J. M. Nouwen, You Are the Beloved
In earlier articles, I have suggested that leaders of Christian ministries are vulnerable to what is called “a martyr complex.”
It is not...
The Reconciliation of the Sacred and the Profane: a working model of sacrimental ordinariness
In previous articles, I have suggested that overworking is a systemic issue for leaders in Christian ministry.
When I have questioned leaders about the foundational values that allow this unhealthy approach to work, they normally struggle...
When Sacrifice Becomes Self-Destruction: Workaholism and the Christian Martyr Complex
exploring healthy patterns of ministry
In my interactions with leaders, I notice two troubling syndromes.
The Old Ways for a New Day: recovering the ancient paths
“Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it.”
Jeremiah 6:16
Gerald Sittser writes in his book “Water from a Deep Well” that history can be a valuable resource for us. This i...
How do we recognise when a healthy calling has become toxic?
“The idolatry to which pastors are conspicuously liable is not personal but vocational, the idolatry of a religious career that we can take charge of and manage.”
Eugene Peterson
The quotation above from Peterson comes from a book i...
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I live on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, and serve as one of the guardians of the new monastic Community of Aidan and Hilda. My passion is to help people meet Christ and become more like him by embracing the transformative process.
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