Peter's Boat: Renewing the Vitality of Burned-out Church Workers
Peter's Boat: Renewing the Vitality of Burned-out Church Workers
By Bill Kemp
We are like lab rats, running a maze, and the cheese is long gone. Burnout isn't fixed by resting. We need new goals, and better rewards. Stop feeling guilty about burnout.
104 pages Paperback, 5 ½ x 8 ¼, English
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Contents Include:
- Defining and Understanding Burn-Out in the Church
- The Problem with Perfection
- The Truth About Work Addiction
- Establishing Flexible but Firm Boundaries
- Practical Leadership Lessons and Evaluation Exercises for every Chapter
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About this series...
Six books published by Discipleship Resources that deal with the most pressing problems faced by today's church leader:
Evaluating and Promoting Spiritual Passion (Ezekiel's Bones)
Church Conflict (David's Harp)
Leader Burnout (Peter's Boat)
Mission Apathy (Jonah's Whale)
Lack of Small Group and Fellowship offerings (Jesus' New Command)
Structural Problems (Saul's Armor) -
Reviews:
“It is time to get off the hopeless treadmill and recover the true hope, joy and energy available to all serving Christ’s mission. Peter’s Boat can help you stop going through the motions and become the renewed, essential leader God intends you to be!” -Julia Kuhn Wallace

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About the Author
Kemp is quick to admit that he has come real close to quitting. Peter was close to quitting fishing, when Jesus made him a fisher-of-men. Renewal often involves transition.