Tag: Work
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The Limits of Burnout and the Work of Health Care
Of all the terms to describe what ails nurses, physicians, and other clinicians in modern health care systems, none is more enduring than “burnout.” Burnout is unquestionably a “signature affliction” of modern health care practice. When researchers measure burnout according to the three core dimensions of what psychologist Christina Maslach
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Rapid Growth and Gospel Need: A New Work in Smyrna
Rapid Growth and Gospel Need: A New Work in Smyrna God is moving in Middle Tennessee, and we see His work unfolding in Smyrna as The Church at Nolensville prepares to plant a new church in the community. This area is experiencing rapid growth with over 4,000 homes built in
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Pastoral Plans Don’t Work
Allow me to clarify: in nearly twenty years of working for the Church—at the parish and diocesan levels and in an apostolate that has international reach—I have never seen a parish (or diocesan) pastoral plan produce the wide-spread transformative fruit its authors hoped for. I am not talking about capital
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The Unimaginable Penitent: The Myth of American Innocence in Cormac McCarthy’s Late Work
A person cannot confess if from the very beginning he sees a chasm between himself and sin. He must be completely and truly convinced that he belongs to the realm of sin.—Adrienne von Speyr, Confession With a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 34 percent “fresh,” Ridley Scott’s 2013 production of Cormac
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Come Follow Me Podcast #11 “A Marvelous Work and a Wonder”, 2 Nephi 26-30
Scot Nephi, of course is heartbroken because he has seen in revelation the destruction of his people. He says, “O the pain, and the anguish of my soul for the loss of the slain of my people” (2 Nephi 26:7). He says it consumes him. But he is given a
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Your Work Matters
By Timothy Keller (1950-2023) In honor of the passing of the Rev. Timothy Keller, longtime pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, we are reposting an excerpt from his book Every Good Endeavor (written with Katherine Leary Alsdorf) that served as the cover story of the September/October 2013