53 - Burnout - 3 Steps You Can Take Right Now

53 - Burnout - 3 Steps You Can Take Right Now

Struggling with burnout? There isn't an easy fix, but you can learn three-steps that can help you right where you are today. Host Danny Coyle discusses the mechanics of "ceasing" by learning to say "It is enough" and "It is good," effectively giving responsibility back to God. Discover how to identify the new invitation available in your weariness and find the lightness of His easy yoke. _____ If you'd like to financially partner with this podcast, you can make your tax-deductible, one-time or monthly contribution ⁠here⁠ [https://admin.newhorizonsfoundation.com/donation/create/361].

52 - Burnout. What is it?

There has been a skyrocketing interest in the subject of Burnout. In this episode, Danny explains what burnout is from both a scientific perspective and a biblical perspective. _____ If you'd like to financially partner with this podcast, you can make your tax-deductible, one-time or monthly contribution here [https://admin.newhorizonsfoundation.com/donation/create/361].

51 - Interview with Karen Bontrager (4/4)

In the conclusion of this four-part series, Danny and Karen move beyond information and into a guided experience of rest. Karen leads a prayerful meditation intended to help listeners go "in and up" to access the presence of God. They explore the different "flavors" of God’s goodness—including power and friendship—and invite listeners to sit with the Father and hear His heart for them: "You are loved. You are precious. You are safe. You’re going to be okay". The episode wraps up with a reflection on how the "training" of rest produces a harvest of peace.

50 - Interview with Karen Bontrager (3/4)

The third installment of this series moves from theology to practical application, focusing on the specific "postures and practices" Karen uses to stay centered in God. She shares simple but profound tools, such as the physical act of smiling to engage the body in joy, "sunplanking" to soak in God’s goodness, and an "irrigation practice" to wash away the "slime" of difficult situations. They also discuss the importance of running to the throne of grace for "heart surgery" when dealing with shame or conviction, and the intimate concept of pericaresis—the mutual love found within the Trinity.

49 - Interview with Karen Bontrager (2/4)

In part two of this four-part series, Danny and Karen dive into the scriptural anchors that sustain a lifestyle of rest. They explore the depths of Psalm 91, focusing on the powerful tagline: "He who dwells will rest". The conversation also addresses how to "win" in the spiritual journey even when you lack understanding, drawing on Isaiah 50:10 to explain how we can rely on God even when walking in the dark with no light.