The Non-Anxious Pastor: Becoming a Person at Peace in a World at War

Description

Become a Person at Peace in a World at War Pastors suffer a variety of anxiety by trying to make sense of this pestilence while pastoring a political pickle. As a result, the pastors who stick it out are tempted to chase greatness by becoming motivational speakers who carry the world’s weight on their shoulders.

We are all learning this only leads to more anxiety, trauma, pain, and sin.

Instead, this pivotal moment calls for pastors to choose goodness by becoming maturational leaders who care for the world by creating apprentices of Jesus who are intentionally engaged in spiritual formation for the sake of the world.
What Others Are Saying
“We live in chaotic, turbulent, polarizing times. Pastors are called to spiritual leadership in this moment. What does this faithfulness look like? Trey VanCamp offers wise, deep, fresh, biblical insights born not from the ivory tower, but from the gritty day-to-day of pastoral life. Drawing on the wisest thinking from both the Scriptures and from other Christian voices, VanCamp has a book that every pastor should read and absorb. You’ll come away feeling refreshed, strengthened for the task at hand, and challenged. For weary pastors, for tired leaders, for those in ministry up to their eyeballs, The Non-Anxious Pastor is a helpful guide and a balm to the soul. Do pick up this book, read it, and have your key leaders read it as well. You will not be disappointed.” Daniel Darling Director of the Land Center for Cultural Engagement Bestselling author of several books including, The Dignity Revolution, A Way With Words, and, The Characters of Christmas

“Trey is wise beyond his years, and his care for his fellow pastors is clear in his writing. If you are a pastor who is ready to do the work but looking for a path, this book is for you!” Dr. Timothy Lee Co-Lead Pastor at Life Church Lancaster, CA

“The challenges are endless for pastors and ministry leaders in the modern age. The Non-Anxious Pastor provides a roadmap to combat that anxiety with a mixture of theology, identity, and practice. Trey VanCamp’s six habits in the last section of the book is worth the price of admission!” Ruslan Karaoglanov YouTuber, Hip-Hop Artist, @RuslanKD

“Trey’s transparency around his own struggles is refreshing, but the tools he provides to navigate a very anxious culture (and profession) are incredibly invaluable. You owe it to your church, your family, and yourself to read this book and implement its powerful principles.” Jason Mayfield Evangelist, Bradenton, FL

“Drawing on a wide variety of research and insight from trusted voices, Trey weaves together his story, culminating in perceptive insights and practical direction. If every pastor got this book and became a less anxious leader as a result of putting this plan into action, the church would be much healthier and more effective.” Scott Savage Pastor and Writer, Cornerstone Church Prescott, AZ

“This book helps pastors and ministry leaders better understand the changes happening around us while charting a course forward that is faithful and effec-tive. With his unique ability to communicate, you’ll find these ideas penetrating your thinking for a long time to come.” Luke Perkins President-Elect, Crossworld Professor of Leadership, Séminaire de Théologie Evangélique de Port-au-Prince