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Episode 174: The Emotional Health of the Pastor

Pastors Center | December 23, 2024
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For this week, we have the audio recording from Dr. Tate Cockrell’s October webinar “The Emotional Health of the Pastor.” Dr. Cockrell discusses the importance of emotional health for pastors and church leaders. He identifies signs of emotional unhealth, offers practical solutions for improving emotional health, and stresses empowering ministry leaders in knowing when to say no to maintain a healthy balance in ministry.

We hope this episode is encouraging to you today!

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For more information about Dr. Tate Cockrell and his recommended resources, visit www.tatecockrell.com

Pastor Matters is produced by Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Find out how Southeastern can equip you to GO by visiting sebts.edu.

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