Navigate Conflict, Criticism, and Crisis Wisely
Are You Thriving or Merely Surviving?
Do any of the following apply to you:
Burned out by constant conflict or caustic criticism?
Stressed out by long hours, overload, and the challenges of leading through change?
Worn out and sometimes feel like giving up completely?
Yet you still have a passion to make a difference.
So you’re searching for solutions, resources, and the personal strength that will allow you to thrive in ministry.
If any of the above is true of you - whether struggling to survive or longing to thrive - what you are searching for is emotional and relational wisdom! God promises wisdom to those who ask for it!
Meet Jeannie
“I believe that all those pastors barely surviving the roller-coaster of ministry deserve to thrive! That’s why, as a Christian psychologist and counselor to thousands, I wrote a book for pastors on how to be emotionally healthy and relationally savvy.”
Christian Psychologist
Ground-breaking Researcher on Burnout, Emotional Intelligence and Self-Esteem Among Pastors
Author of The Emotionally Intelligent Pastor: A Guide for Clergy and Other Church Leaders.
Develop emotional and relational wisdom and you will…
Grow Your Self-Awareness
Start growing your self-awareness and you may be amazed at what you don’t know about yourself - and what happens as you gain more insight! You will begin managing yourself better which prepares you to…
Sharpen Your People Skills
People sometimes complain, criticize, and make things difficult. Yet, they’re the reason you minister! Ministry will go so much easier as you develop optimum leadership skills. But that requires you to…
Become Emotionally Healthy
Emotional health matters for leaders! Why else would the Bible say the evidence — the fruit — of having the Holy Spirit in your life is displayed emotionally as love, joy and peace?
Resources
Read Christian Psychologist Dr. Jeannie Clarkson’s book,The Emotionally Intelligent Pastor:
This book… emphasizes an empowering truth; greater emotional intelligence leads to reduced stress and increased influence.
—Wayne Schmidt, General Superintendent, The Wesleyan Church
I’ll be happy to hand this trusted guidebook off to pastors I know.
—Chuck DeGroat, PhD, Professor of Pastoral Care and Christian Spirituality, Western Theological Seminary
The Emotionally Intelligent Pastor should become a standard text for all pastors, as well as anyone in ministry.
—Julie Parsell, Pastor of Christ Lutheran Church
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