TLH143: Staying the Course: Longevity and Mental Health in Ministry

In this episode of The Longer Haul Youth Ministry Podcast, Jody explores the crucial topic of mental health and longevity in youth ministry. Jeff Glenn, a veteran youth pastor with over 26 years of experience, shares in this episode practical ways to manage stress, avoid burnout, and thrive in ministry. What you’ll learn: How to prioritize your spiritual and mental health for long-term success in ministry. The role of accountability and networking in sustaining resilience. Practical strategies for managing stress and navigating team dynamics. Why rediscovering your calling can reignite your passion for ministry. How to support students and leaders with their own mental health challenges. If you’re feeling the weight of ministry or want to stay grounded for the long haul, this episode is packed with wisdom and actionable steps to help you thrive. LINKS MENTIONED National Network of Youth Ministries: NNYM Website Jeff Glenn’s NNYM Page: Jeff Glenn’s Email: jglenn@nnyouthministries.org RESOURCES MENTIONED Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Pete Scazzero JOIN THE PODCAST GROUP! Click here to join the The Longer Haul Youth Ministry Podcast Facebook Group : Join Now GET COACHING Interested in personalized coaching to help you thrive in youth ministry? Click here to learn more about The Longer Haul Youth Ministry Coaching : Get Coaching

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TLH143: Staying the Course: Longevity and Mental Health in Ministry is an episode from Youth Ministry for the Longer Haul Podcast by Jody Livingston.

This episode is 53:27 long.

This episode was published on Dec 19, 2024.

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