P4CM stands for Passion For Christ Ministries. Here was my introduction to this group:
Showing posts with label passion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label passion. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Monday, May 10, 2010
How To Burnout In 5 Easy Steps

From Serving Strong:
Staying strong is overrated. All this talk about avoiding the wall? Hooey. You were born to burnout. You were meant for serving weak. Want a quick way to burnout in ministry leadership? Here are 5 easy steps:
1. Seek Unforgiveness. Someone hurt you lately? Cool. Here's what you do: Hold a grudge. That's right. Don't give in to the temptation to be the weaker one. Keep steady. Better yet, give them the silent treatment. Yeah! It will teach them a lesson and you'll be well on your way to burning out.
2. Pursue Passionlessness. Ask yourself this question: "What ministry fuels my passion?" Got your answer? Good. Now do something (anything) that is the opposite of your answer. Do the thing that is a total drag for you. Give it your all. Seek the boredom. Revel in the difficulty. It will annoy those around you and you'll be well on your way to burning out.
3. Engage In Prayerlessness. Got prayer concerns? Want to touch the heart of God? Want to seek and sense His will for your life? Forget it. You're looking to burnout, right? Good. Then cut ALL prayer from your routine. Don't pray in the morning. Don't pray when you're stressed or sad. And don't pray when things are going well. Think of the time you'll save. It will grieve the Holy Spirit and you'll be well on your way to burning out.
4. Be An Impostor. Are you introverted by nature? Be extroverted. Are you methodical? Be spontaneous. Are you a people person? Then be a recluse. You have to understand that being yourself is simply going to keep you from burning out. So don't be yourself. Better yet, try to be just like someone else. It will irritate your loved ones and you'll be well on your way to burning out.
5. Over-identify. In your work with others, you will feel their pain. This is good. Dwell on it. Identify it so deeply that you begin to feel responsible for it. This will give you ownership of their pain, as though you were the cause. You will sink in the quicksand of their misery. You won't be able to help them because you'll be so depressed yourself. This will help others become co-dependent and you'll be well on your way to burning out.
So you see, if you are interested in burning out, it's quite simple really. Just follow these 5 easy steps and we'll see you in rehab!
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Top 10 Bible Stories for Children
Since I did my list for adults, I figured why not do a list for children too. Here it is:
1. Creation
2. Adam & Eve
3. Noah and the Ark
4. David and Goliath
5. Moses and the Red Sea
6. Daniel in the Lion’s Den
7. Joshua and the Walls of Jericho
8. Jonah and the Whale
9. The Birth of Jesus
10. The Passion of Christ (Most important story of all)
Honorable Mention: Father Abraham; Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego; Zaccheus and the Tree; Feeding of the 5,000
Again, please share your thoughts on this list.
1. Creation
2. Adam & Eve
3. Noah and the Ark
4. David and Goliath
5. Moses and the Red Sea
6. Daniel in the Lion’s Den
7. Joshua and the Walls of Jericho
8. Jonah and the Whale
9. The Birth of Jesus
10. The Passion of Christ (Most important story of all)
Honorable Mention: Father Abraham; Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego; Zaccheus and the Tree; Feeding of the 5,000
Again, please share your thoughts on this list.
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